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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27

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q. Gmitb. Durr unb CORN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27
Die cei0pn 0islet
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fuItate ssdl blieb babsi, Dosislbe ~ fitbmfn
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feins btfitrt Uifbi,in nebmtn i6Hnis.s -
IArs 0barlss Wattiien, Ror ~, ciHos'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27

.Ro fttbtng - GnnerS of ppgs
min pleaIe feep them penneb." 0ie'e
platate ipurbe geitern Don gepobnern
pon guena 9tita ON Der areu5uns Der
gusna 8iftu unb Wdbifon 9lpenue ans
esbrncht. Die Sreusung an beiaster
Stslie III gslunteu unb Eat lid elm
Sdlammlon eebtlbet, bas Die paHis
rung beiuster 6telle iinmoslich mdht.
Die 9epobnsr isner @sgenb bebuupteu,
oaB felt Monaten bic RabiIon Ipenue
on bieier Stells niht sereinigt ipuroe
unD Der 8ertebr bafelbit Elm iehr reser
lei.
en- elmer Der Mobnungen iiber
Stuntebeds 9lpotbste an Der pite uno
Wafbinaton StraBe. eeriethen asitern
4benb spei iunae Wtdnner nit eindns
Der uber cine Dame in Strsit, nobel
Der cine 9etbeiligts Ramens WiiIIer,
"A. ssabr aft. elm @lns oDer cine 5las
ihe an ben aopf erbielt. Die Sterbsn
oeruriohten flint tiefe Wunoen an
Sopfs. bic ihm I'M Ct. GIiiabetb so
fpital perbunben lpuroeu. DIiller per-
peisert jeps austunft.
- Geitern gu friibsr Stunbe orans
aen brei MGnner in ben Stall oes
Ssrrn gbriIt. Sfpinbt in Be't Cor
ington unb roren gsraoe i'm geeriff.
gfero unb @eItirr gu ItsbIen, als 9ub
@iIIon, Elm Mrbsttsr fir Shpinot,
oas 1rio iiberruihte. Die 8olner
nabmen ReiBaus uno enttamen in Der
9untelbeit. GieIss iit Der stpeite Ser
iuh felt elmer Wpd7e. Die Polt3et
purbe benadrihtigt.
- Die Tircttoren Scr Gooin9ton
0almq Mcns Commercial Seoaac
hiclten cinc Siblng ah nh paillrtcn
cine 9ciolntion oeracnIok Die
Stnotss s2eaislntur criltht mcr0cr
IinQ. 100000 iltr Die Gentcuitidl
1eisr Gopingtons : i'm Sabre 1915
aussuperfen. Tas @efuh puroe BEN
ReprGientontsn 5arrp Wlensrs BON
bier uno benz Ssnotor Soi. gosnort5
BON gen Gpuntp, ap., Die anpeienn
lparen, iiberaebeu. Gsrator Geruts W.
@rnett iou sbeniolIa eriutt iperosn,
fir Die @orlugs 81 arbeitsn. Soute
Die 9orIaae dn5enommen peroen,
bunn Ipu Der Manor cine Jiiniers
9prmiTiion ernennen, Die Die atfars
leitet.
- Sn Der QeqisIatur ipurce cine
8orIdae einoereiht, oer9srldB Der
manor Der einaeluen Stdote bas Reht
erhaIten fol-, bic 3eituns fir Die 'ofs
ficial print:nas" su srnennsn, mas
6isber Der Staotanpnlt gstban bat.
- Weite MaIonep bon bier ipuros
gum Gsiegaten bes rStats Snouitridl
Snititute", oas morgen in Jranffort
taat, srnonnt. 6srr Wtulpnep uno gb.
| g. Notplano limb gsitsrn babin obsss
reiit.
- Dos geTtamsnt Der gothartno
! Hren6 tpuros i'm Gountpqeri6t bin
ierleat uno anesnommen. Sic hirters
| l6bt aqss ibrer 5ohter 2outfa Stes
phens unb srnennt lie sur eretutorIn
obns gurgihaft.
9runbeiaenthums sllebertraguns
asn: Gibi uno Glis SitsrIina an aler
9arran, Got SO. 8S4 in SIo 6rlans
aer, 81 uiD. Wlaitsr Gommiiidr
Sin0 on 1reo. Qsudt, Is ader 2ano
an Der 9ontIid Grsst fir $l1lO.
- Carrie 5ribius puros gsftsrn
Sur 4omiHiitratorin Der Soparo 5ris
bius 6iHterIaiisnihaft ernanut,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27
0attDm ,snb Uellepue.

Granpille Moobn poiten, @. u.
w., bon Beuepue, Ddlt am fyrsitag
4btno eint fpittiae 8eriammluns ab,
- 6trr so. 5enbmann bon Belle
bne tpuroe BON isiner Satin NIT eis
mem itrommen Sunsen bei6.ntt.
- Supt. %. g. Ring, Der Super
intenbent Der 8eIepue offentlihen
ShuIen. rtiit bsute nah ct. aonis
slr aonDetion Der Rational Sup.
Min.
Jn Der Dunton 4berbihuls fins
BET Der nnterridt am Wontaa, Ulitt.
nod nnO 1rsitoa 2lbenb itatt unb n.bs
men bic jest go perioHsn ON Inter
riht tbeiI.
Sam. Carr, Witelieo oes DaD.
toner ShuIratbss, fisl seitsrn infDIse
zines JebItrittss uno brad mebrers
Rippen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27

s,amilton Nnseiaen, Spfal Noti;en
nno Wenigteifcn iino abSugeben Gdc
Der 4. nnS Charles Strahe. llnier
Ngent fur !Samiiton ,uubni go. 3Oi
aoro Jronf Strnfe. 1rlepbom Sa.
milton 1376,H. srIepbon nuieres
iorrripoubenten: 393X yea.
5arbiesr Shurte
teSsssal.7erefne bes Cineinnatier goHsbiati)
5amiltpn g, 26. Gsbr. -
Gin farbiaer Barber, Der srit Dor
tur3er 3eit BON lrbona bierkr iiber.
fieoelte, tpurbe am Wontaa 4benb I'M.
ter Der anilass perbaftet. fih trimie
neil stesn bic Ii Sabre oIte Marp
papne, bic 1ohtsr Don sSobn panne
bon Ro. $40 Spenmore Etrdbe, oers
sansttl 3u babsn. Der Shurte ioll
ods WGohen in feinen gorbierlapen
I'm RentihIer 0sbdrbe aeloti uno
bort bas 9erbreten bsqanaen bobsn.
Der 9erbaftete ipurbs obne 3ulaiiunl
bon giirgihaft einssiperrt uno ip1s
| ter, I'm alien GpsntuuIitGten porsubeus
etn, nab BEN GounipsefdHsnib iibsr.
fiibrt.
- Ter friihers Qormann in Der Nds
BRIT Der Champion goatsb paptr &C.,
WiQiom 8. SduIsr. ipirb. tpie asitern
in Grfdbruns gebraht ipurbe. felt benz
10. Gttobsr 1911 Don isiner 9dttin
nno 3lpsi ainbern, ipeIns go. 515
prptania 4Denus nobnsn, permibi.
5err S6ulsr. peIher az Sabre oft 1T,
perIieb feline Wo1nuns on beIaatsm
2ase uno puroe gum lsbisn Utdle bsi
ben gootbduiern am llfsr nes Reftrs
poirs gefeben. ct trug rpegen elmer
9erIebuns einen pantoffsI isinsr 9aie
tin am rtdisn fSub. Die yrau slaubt,
odb thr Wlarn eu.peosr trtront oo.r
ermorbet tpuroe.
| - Cine Jrau Cullen uno Stpsi Sim
Der, tpsIte i'm Stihe asIaiIen ipurben,
iino in Der b6hfteu Wotb uno Der 6us
mdnitdtsbeamts Sobn Ysriaan purDs
bon ibrer Gage in aenntniB ssisBi.
- Dem 9snrp Bonn BON 5pmmss
| Corner purosn gtl.srnUloraen bic .3es
ben oss rs6itH S}ubss in Der Sabrit
pon Gong & aaftdtter bon oerTumpfs
maf6ine abssqustItt.
- Der Miami 5luB in fart i'm
Stsiaen begriifen unb iibsrihpsmmt,
stiiern Wfittaa oas RisoerIano IN
Beds addition. Die 2eoee III bort
eNnfaus in Gsfabr uno SonbfGts
tpuroeu benusi. um sinsn 8ammbruh
gu Dtraiitsn. Gas niebris eeleaere
Gonb in 3rtnion unn Wsiboletotpn III
ebenfdIs iiberihpemmt. WliooIeiotpn
ieIbft III our6 bic 4b3ugs.andls in
pielsn Sirob.n iiberIbtpemmt iporben.
Der CLUB bate esiitrn Moraen um Z
llbr eiHer Woferiinnb pcn 11.80
CUB; 8 llbr 1880 Jub. 10 uhr 13
Jub. IL llbr 1890 }ub. IL um
1880 Jub, / llbr Rnhmitinss IA
Jub uno II, imnsr nod i'm -Gisigsn
btariffsn.
6eiratbsiheine: gfnfus Batter.
19, uno Gubrep Gorma, 19, 8eibs BON
MbbIetopn; Jobn Gtfpnb, 81. unb
Gbna Spehi. 20, 8sibs BON Collins
ollie.
- Gornb Mortin bon Wibbleiotpn
p<rslagie ssiisrn i'm gommon' gleds
geriht u. 8. 0rop unb !. g. Glarl
auf $50 Ghnbensrfos. neil iie cine
RdbniafhiHs. in iptlher iih S. in tis
nsr Sfublnbs befoncen. aus ibrsr
mobnung sntfernien.
- Sohn psters. 81. bon gambsa,
begina porgeliern Morasn auf BEN
boriisen Jriebbof Selbitmorb, inbem
er iih nuf benz Grab isinss Drabsrs
eins Eugsl nurA ben Gopf ifob.
gein Hruber bssing sbenfalIs GeIbif.
mcrb.
- gb. s5raaes iiarb porg.fiern in
ber mobnung BON Jnmss ". Ban
Jeb i'm Mltfr pon 60 SabreH an Der
4us5ebruns. gr mar aus Rsilen ses
biirtis unb irobute bort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27

Samilton Anseisrn, Spfal .soti;en
uno Nenigfeifen iiHo absngebrn Gdc
Der 4. nno Gbarles Strafc. llnier
Ngent fur Samiltun iupbni 30. 30i
Noro Jront Strafe. 1elepbon Sa.
milton 1376'G. srIepbon nnieres
Norrriponbenfen: 393X gen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27
3susnia elmer Sernfs.Filtssrin.
ea.blam,,, sasib.

Gaiblom.s, Maib.
80 bin sine
pflteerin s,no iDtnH
i6D piei bsben mus.
babe Id, stns irsib'
lidbe sdipdd,t, bed,
Id, nsbus eBnia @.
siHibom's Nests
table gomppanb ane
i'd, fam ni6,i stnua
iu osi'tu Sob iaetn.
I'd, tmpiebIs n i'm
lA. H1xsxafas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27

ben glrs. Glpa Barber Goroses, Hor
"A, Gatb!amtt, 9eoib
Eir Grxuetr pon 2pbia g. qiuibum's
gseaetdbts Gompenno babtn 1auifncs pen
Gritfsn ipie bic pbietR eifislhen ina:n
Die 9pabrbsit, % ft ioHii iptssr aus
eitbe obtr oSeio III bobsn Ddrew. fitit
Neoi3iu it teiu sfremoliHg fis bat bic
Vrobt Ieit Sohstu tetaHDfn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27
2ofal Beridt.
GHulratb.
Die 1an,ifass ma6t Der 3Srpsri6att
~ idaHen.

Geo. W. 5arpsr tritt pom 6odlhni.
ratb suriid. gbas. u. Gorrp an
ieiuer GieIIe .rtpdblt. Der Fatb
niinrnt Sisuuns in Der 'llniOns
Grdas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27
RaneY Ism etnrme nmetDe6t.

Wdbrenb bes Gturmes geitsrn
albenb ftiir5te pl6bIi9 sim 30 CUB
lnnge nnb s 1ub bobe Hndfieinmausr.
tpelhe ben 6of bes s. Gri<bIGHbtr.
80. B 1Deii 8. Etrobt. rDn elmer Nnfn
sxnnte. ein. Wei bfm nnfau ipurbt
Nlem0nb psrlstt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27
easdes gincinnaier sfsbIa 0ienfae ~. Sebar 1912.

Ten, ipoislbit infDIse Der GrpIOfiOn eis
nsr pstroleumlompe Elm 9ranb ents
Rnnbtn mar. Der Ghoben belduft iih
'auf $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27

tim eins Grf1lfnus Ia ssHtm Ease An teiisu,
rstme xsEetsse Hrsms cninine xabIfts apo.
itcser sinffen GfLn snriif ,pfHn - nid5t beiii
q, y. WIsss's uHtsrl6rifi 0nf ieter s6aGtsL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27
= 5m3sitsIter e&eibar.

4defrols: ~oeirat1kn Eie titfet
niM; fo sins ~ boutEt mon6mdd
iahrslans!~
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-03-14
Alum | 4
MORTIMER VALLEY.

The series of meetings in the Friends
church closed.
Willie Chamness of Dorchester came
to attend the funeral of his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Ed. Chamness.
James Mortimer is taking course OF
study in natural history.
March was Mrs. Bert Mortlmer's
36th anniversary.
Nate Mortimer and family and Mrs.
Murdoch were at the home of James
Mortimer.
Russell Hickok is working for
James Mortimer.
Quite large crowd attended the
basket supper held in the Cannon
schoolhouse. The proceeds were some
thing over $50 from % baskets.
David Bradley has been helping
Horace Harvey few days. Mr.. liar
vey is thinking of giving up the Office
of town chairman, as he hes found
more profitable business In hand Ing
furs.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-03-14
LETTER FROM Dr. SEIDEL
Former Baraboo Physician
Becomes Extensive
Fruit Grower.

DR.. J. 6. Seidel, formerly Baraboo
physician, writes from Warrens, Wis,
that he is having great success on his
fruit farm. The income last year
from an acre of strawberries was
1925. 90 and from IL acres the amount
received was just $1,000. For this
season he has 81 acres and some big
figures may be expected when the re-
turns have been received. 1t will re-
quire 40 whistling pickers to gather
the crop. He has two acres of black
berries and raspberries and expects TO
put out some black cap raspberries. He
will also plant three acres of straw
berries.
AS to potatoes, last fall he gathered
900 bushels from three acres, two acres
Welding 700 bushels. He says that
during the winter he is busy with his
professional business.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-03-14
CHICAGO HUMORLST
MENTIONS BARABOO
This Town is Not Forgotten by Mr. Dooley in Writing
About the Friendship of Col. Roosevelt
and President Taft.

scratched match on tn wall, an lit
a see gar. Well, WE'LL says Tddy,
graspin' him be tn hand lit was a
gloryous victhry. L take it as pers nal
compliment he says. Thank ye,
says Willum. Il think ye're right. An
doesn't it show that tn people ARE
sound at tn core whin they can turn
firm the ravin's iv noisy dimmygogues
an illicit man iv quiet life an judicyal
timpramint,' he says, like MYSELF
he says. Did We see tn returns firm
Baraboo?' he says. Twas me letter
to Judge Virgins that done that he
says. Il have no doubt, says TiCdv,
putin th' pa-aper weight on tn win
dow sill, where he cudden't reach it
aisily, Il have no doubt it infioonced
nanny votes in-what dive call the
name iv tn place?-Baraboo?-
A funny name, ha, ha! he says
but outside iv Baraboo [ sup
pose tn hearts iv tn people
was stirred be tn idee that ye would
go on with me policies says Tfddy.
Maybe ye're right says Willum,
'but doubt if people have more thin
gin'ral idee about politics. It's tn
! man they vote FIR.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-03-14
WHAT THE MAINE BROUGHT.

After a stay of fourteen years in the
waters and mud of the Harbor of
Havana, the battle>hip Maine has
been raised, examined, towed out past
Moro castle and buried in the depths
of the restless sea. While it is be-
lieved that the uncertainty as to the
cause of the sinking of the Maine has
been cleared, yet, like the old ocean,
she may still enfoId mystery.
The Maine accomplished more direct
results than any battleship ever built
for the navy. When the Maine steam
ed into the harbor there were hun
dreds of prisoners in the dungeons
of Moro castle with General Weyler in
full power. Those prisoners are free,
now.
In one corner of the castle was
a yawping hole in the pavement, III
feet square. Through this, human be-
ings with their hands and feet tied be-
hind them, were thrown into the sea.
That hole was in use when the Maine
steamed past Moro in the winter of
1898. Now it is covered with masonry,
placed there by American soldiers. To-
day any visitor may pass through any
winding canyon of Moro castle, but
when the Maine steamed into the bay
Moro was a place of secrets and hor-
rors.
Among the spectators who saw the
ship go out to sea was Pietro Fuentes.
He was born on the very day that the
Maine was destroyed. He is an inter
prefer in large store but had the
Maine not come he probably would be
living in a mud hut in Porto Rico.
There are others in Cuba and even
thousands in The Philippines who feel
the influence of what the great ship
brought.
When out at sea, for the second
time there was an explosion, the bulk
head CT wood gave way and the waves
rolled over the mass of iron forever.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-03-14

In the Chicago Tribune last Sunday
Finley Peter Dunno, Mr.. Dooley, dis
cours s on the friendship.betwee Col.
Roosevelt and President Taft. In the
course of his remarks TO his friend Mr..
Hennessy be 1nfers that Baraboo will
be an important factor in the next
presidential election as will be seen by
the following
at was all right up to 'iction day.
But somewheres between 4 an s O'Clock
on tn Afternoon iv tn first Choos-
dab afther thu first Mond4h in
NOVEMBER, nineteen hu dherd an
eight, this here historic frindship be.
gun to open at th' seams, an be Il
O'Clock thu mex day frindship's gar
land was scattered all over tn back
yard. | don't krow what happened
EXCEPT what [ see in tn pa-apers
Anyhow, Bryan got siven or eight
millyon votes an was ignominiously
bate, an Willum got thirty or foorty
more an was triumphantly ilicted
| AccoOrdin' to what [ make out firm
tn pa-apers tn day afther iIictior
Willum sthrolled into tn White Hous,
with his hat on tn side iv his head
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-03-14
ARTICLE III.
Why we are called Badgers.

In connection with this series Of
articles on place names it might be
inter esting 10 know why we ere called
Badgers. DR.. r. 6. Thwaites in his
"Stories of the BAdger State" says:
Sin the old lead mining days of Wis
cons1n, miners from southern Illinois
and still farther south returned home
every winter, and came back to the
'diggings' in the spring, thus imitat-
ing the migrations Of the fish popular
ly called the sucker, in the south
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JUDGE COMMENDS SUNDAY

SCHOOL
It would be hard to find stronger
tribute to the value of the Sunday
School as deterrent of crime than in
the statement of Brooklyn judge. In
sentencing George H. Latt, young
man of nineteen, 10 term in Elmlra
for burglary, Judge Fawcett said: "Of
all the undesirable professions that of
burglary is the worst. No matter how
good burglar sou may be, you will
be caught and sent to prison sooner or
later. have seen your friends who
wished to speak to me about you, and
find that all attempts to have you go
to Sunday School have failed. In the
five years I have been sitting on this
bench have had two thousand seven
hundred boys before me for sentence,
| and not one of them was an attendant
of Sunday School. Had you gone
there an sure you would not be be-
fore me today" Every pastor and
Sunday School officer and teacher
should take notice of this testimony
of Judge Fawcett and give 1t wide
publicity. and every boy, including
the larger ones, should renew his
loyalty to this indispensable depart
ment of the work of the church.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-03-14

VIM. Bond captured a swolf last
week.
Joe Marshall took his sister, Mrs.
Mastrick, and children as far as Gaze
novia on her way home and returned
bringing another sister, Mrs. VIM.
Moll, of Cazenovia. Mrs, Marshall
was taken i'll suddenly, butIlis much
improved at this writing.
Erwin Davis is helping BertE Morti-
mer.
Erwin Bradley and wife, spent sever
al DAYS at the home of Walter Brad
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gibbons of La
Vale were here. Mr.. Gibbons was
clerk at the sale of Albert Chamness. :
Caleb Harvey, who is in Ontario,
Cal, writes that he is enjoying all the
good things around there.
Horace Harvey and wife, Mrs. Bert
and Mrs. Ed. Mortimer went to see
Mrs. Ed. Chamness.
Miss TreSsie Mortimer is employed
at the home of Blaine Snyder.
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EFR WEIGHT INCREASED
FROM IOOTO 40 POUNDS.
Wonderful Praise Accorded ]
Perunathe Household Remedy

Mrs. Maria GOertz, Orlenta, Okla
homa, writes:
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valuable advice and books. People ask
about me from different places, and are
surnrised that can do all of my house,
work alone, and that was cured by the
doctor of chronic catarrh. My husband
was cured of asthma, my daughter OF
earache and catarrh of the stomach, and
my son of catarrh of the throat. When
was sick weighed 100 pounds; now
weigh 40.
"Ihave regained my health again, and
T cannot thank you enough for your
advice. May God give you long life
and bless your work"
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Sank County Place Names

flowing rivers of the region. For this
reason the south-winterers were
humorously called Suckers On the
other hand, lead miners from the far
off Eastern states were unable to
return home everv winter, and at first
lived in rude dugouts, burrowi1g into
the hillsides after the fashion of the
badger. These burrowing men were
the first permanent settlers in the
mines north of the Illinois line, and
called themselves Badgers Thu
Wisconsin,, in later days, when it was
thought necessary to adopt nick
name, was by its own people dubbed
The badger State.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
First Publication March 7, 1922
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY
COURT FOR SAUK COUNTY.
IN PROBATE.

In the matter of the estate of ID. j.
Farnum, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that at the
regular term of the county court TO be
held in and for said county, at the
court house in the city of Baraboo, in
said county, on the first Tuesday, (be-
ing the End day. of April 1912, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, the following
matters will be hear and considered:
The application of Roxie A. Farnum,
Maryette and Myrta Farnum, execu-
trices of the Will of d. j. Farnum,
late of the Village of Merrimack, in
said county, deceased, for the exami-
nation and allowance of the final ac-
count of their administration, and for
the assignment of the residue OF the
estate Of said deceased, to such other
persons as are by law entitled to the
same.
Dated, March 1st, 1912.
By order of the Court,
w. T. Kelsey, Judge.
Bentley, Kelley q Hill Attorneys
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NOTICE OF SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. CIRCUIT
COURT, SAUK COUNTY.

COU RF, SAUK COUN lY'
George Drew, Plaintiff,
VS..
Edward Keane, Ida Keane, ct. al,
Defend ents.
Bv virtue of aJudgment of foreclosure
OLA mechanics lien and order of sac
made and entered in the above entitled
action February 5, 1912, for $61 AZ lam
ages and SOL At Costs the undersigned
referee, for that purpose duly appoint
ed, will sell, at the front steps of the
court house, i'll the city Of Baraboo,
Sank Co., Wis, on the 25th day OF
March, 1912, at niue o'clock a. M, all
the right, title ard interest of the de-
PENDANTS, Edward Keane and Ida
Keane, in and to the real estate affect
ed by said mechanics lien, and direct
ed by said judgment 10 be sold, and
therein described as follows:
A strip of land (of les than one
acre. along and upon Lake street, city
of Baraboo, Sank county, Wis,
bounded west by Lake street, north by
Lahey, east by right of way of g. q
N. w. R'y. Co., south by Vale, all in
Section One, Township Eleven, Range
Six East.
Terms of sale: Cash.
Dated, February 7, 1912
THOMAS E. MEAD, Referee.
V. FL. Cady, Attorney.