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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
Sitanits uubergang.
III Soar Wnrnls 6nnien,
StnpIebnrt, 9ebr.
Ab0aret.

en al min 0eniqbeos WeoIem
mer msote mig oe fug6e: o8er6en:
itsrite u6onnorerifib er gaoet IN.
Der, tiger man; men oct er for.
banbentlia en- feil Web0elelie".
T'en af, fnpporten bar fife for.
fett. g8itonic~ bar %iunfea. Set
boo6e ieiIet me6 uiorminoifet 5ari
i 3sbiergenes Regtoner oa par
forIiit poa ct al 6.sie. % 0a De.
mo6ise peo 6orliict por, at 5fibet
pnr blenea ooporet2
Ia pEitonic" ieileoe I'D al Sout5-
hampton Sam, in9e0e Sfrucponoet
ira BET magtige 8ortsi De / Iprbe.
Sen fortsieoe 9anoe % minore
Stibe til iio meo en- iaaoan strait,
al Oeres 6orteining iprPngtes o. ia.
tole Snmmeuiteo bleD finn afppr.
geoe / p0erite gjeblif. 9stte tru.
en0e llbelo bleu at Seiolfene ia.
get JON et onot Barrel for 9iej.
fen til 2lmerita. 90 iefp on man
oil bopeoia9eI.g eler belt itriOe
6enne getraotnin8 paa Ooertroens
Regning, Den tun6e 6od spot moe
boloe en- 2t6parief til Stibeis 81
rer. Men ben GAP man lite gat
s = -
gu bar man | 1Gr5eSen al al
5sbiergfene, Oisie aipsmmenOe g.
err, Tom fan bore 2 a 300 300
beie % ioo ct fun lilo al oisle
aolosier oDer gonoet. De fom'
mer ira Gr6nIon0S apiter og isl'
ger ben foL6e Strsm ipOpoa. Wfoo'
pin0 oe 8orme bar fun Lot 5to'
nirfning pao Dem; fun nnar De
oriper eennem pnrme $apltrsg no
bifler en- Gage fig, Der oGffer %
.Ifiuler be forlise pDsosieilere".
@ennem ntroaoles 1eIeerofe'
rina~ uor Titanic" bIeoen siOri
opmerfiOm pao 5oren for sammen'
|ftso meo Ssbieree. Get lso: ieil
foriiatia; 5ore pan 5oroel Rer
man brsb fig life ON aooorlelen
sfibets aaptain loo Del lom Oei
crnboropprenoe Direiier loo oe'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
sci bit 6ODto.

gsi DIT 4ope6 og bsi DIT anp,
Soar Sorgen gunger til 9uie
Do Siertet bpper iom enIiet 3rG.
0oor 8intgitnrmene iuia.
8nttigt 1rsit on OF gerOen ioor,
9faor hinge Ioorene iol0e,
SAB 3eius lpge 6it 0pbe Soar
Do iIltffe Sor9erne ale.
San, inn bsie6 ioo 6pbt lit anG
Sub 5obers Billie til 9Gre.
Cit 6opeo bsie6 pnn aoriets Era
2I @erbeus Snnoer ot bare.
0an oIene pe0 Greitens 2lon0
ian lpie 5reo oper Sorgen.
aan epe llnoer pe0 4lmagts
6oon1
Do ftobe grpen0e Woreen.
9oi on 6ooeo for aoriets Sub.
lit anG for 5reosfpritens Gorte,
0n pofser @lpoen al Sorqen III
Com 9lomiten al U1ulo bin
iorte.
af Carl Nielien.
Sn6ienn nf Mrs @0oIpb RieIien,
0ebiter, Rinn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
9ltati.
III.
(6ortint fro 9tr.# 49,
6r bet 6Orfpuoelien?

2a3orus moa bare 0go, bar bel
2eieren tentt. Oct er ban Dog life.
9or enOog for Ienge iiOen iorIoot
8et6esOa Fam iom nogenlunoe bel
breoet.
gten imaot er Oct eoaet meO at
genuine arGiterne. Og Der onr
ogiao anOet at gore emo at Ipie ei.
ter Afan. Dog, m moa ri iorti9t.
tie, i0et oi frem0eles ipsrger, ON
Der maaife fan opre noget ! ieIpe
6orfpn0elien, iom binder 5orfpn.
OeIiens 6rugter.
0g 0o er Der for oct ierite ct
Spsrgsmaal, iom ofte er fonmen
til mig: Non Oi life unOerti0en
tommer til at I9gge iaa0anne SIN.
oringer ! geien oe0 at fortpn0e no.
get, iom ri bar lioen eaer iIet in-
gen @runo for / 8uos aabenbareOe
Or6?
Dor Serre Sens Tiger ct SteO,
at Mpn0ene ira Rinipe itaI itoa
op / 9ommen og forOemme eDan.
geliet5 6oragtere; men er Der ilet
ingen 6are Tor. Al ogiao Eroieten
fro 1inipe poo iamme lib fol
reiie Jig moo % og onflage os,
for6i hi mon9leoe Den Qunftli &c
2poig6e0, meo boilfen Dan iorfpn0-
te @uos 0r0 fOr Riniuiterne?
81 fommer iaa let til at oDerie
6in lille Broiet. Sans 0aorlig5eoer
meo 6enipn til, at Dan oiI lobe bort
ira Den Aaete0snpro9renoe, o. al
ban iioen ii0oer og Iigeirem mufter
moo @uo, Dem BAR pi nof m9rtet
os. Wen fer Ri giDer os til al Tor.
rette 6ariieerens IoftegrOstieneite
og at flute ION ino: aSe. Der er
mere emo Sonosl" 6n lao os en-
Sang ip6ree eiter BET, Jon gioroe,
at @uo funoe BRUCE bette ringe
&e0ifo6 meo et Reiultat. Der ieger
i'm 9ige. 3bi fom Ri eiter Oct, par
BET muIiet, at ui funoe IGre noget
0erof. Oe moaife @ll0 ina o9ina
funOe BRUCE os til Iiot mere emo
eaers troos al Dor 0aarligbeo.
Sonos pioite meget ON @u05
Naa6e og g~orntbiertig5e0 og M.
ituno6eO, og ban tpnfte NOT, at en-
ioo noooiq Sub nil0e pare Staoen.
Men bet boIOt ban for Jig ielo %
Tor @uO. Gas gop. 4, q. SUBS
ORD til 1ioiterne l80 blot pna: Ger
er en0nu 40 Gage, ioo ifoI Qinipe
omitprtes". 8ermeo baitn og frem-
! 40 til nGite Citation.
02on on og ieg, min fore 0eO.
arbei6er ! Sr0ets 8orf9noeliel fun.
be bnbe eiort Profeten bette efter?
0et mon oi fife boO6e tilfsiet aft
BET, Ri pi6fte oo tentte, iipr ON
Cubs Hoa6e? 90 maaite Ninipi'
terne beraf haOoe iluttet, aSaa be-
bepRs set ha Diit BELIEF life meh
, Spf og me6 aife?"
9pieren ber life ~foritoo mig ioa.
IeOes, iom ON ieg merer, ri ifal
, tie me6 CUBS 0on0e. Rel ieg beo
os bar til Gels ielu e~rFaret, OF Or
| oct ON @ltos Raooe ! artitus er
nsft bet, iom bar ben itRrfe Zone.
Ien Der er noget, iont be6Ser at
belle Sonobeosoroet rettelie, oe bet
er NOT 6onoe observation-disclosures og
ponifeIiaere, enc mango taufer. Os
Der Fan Der not oeidn bliDe Sole
ON at forfpnoe Rodoen pno ensUiad'
be, fon pi bnerfen bar Oroets iifre
@rrnb for ener @ai6s gefaline til.
Oct er bel en- ae~noseernino, at
en- BEL Del Memneifer fiboer fat |
ben ulpffeIige Sanfe; 81 fan Del
noa at eribe SUBS 1aa6e poo bet
iioFfe; tbi Der er 10 Naaoe at fan
iooion 1 ben eIIeote Zine. ga, Der
er ionbeIig benz, Der Isber an pno
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

fte6 of en- eaer onoen art ifer, 90
,sfnbeu aoor til gunos | Spnoens
msrfe Bslger. Monge tror iig at
pare / Slegt meo Eitanerne, Der
bill troOle Sub og ale gooe ar9l'
ter, oa ioa msOer be en- Dag 0oer'
mooten oe ipnter musteslSie ! IN
BET. 10, 6pilten antaitrofe. man
en- RenneIfeiiGl fOrliier. Den op'
peier Eitonic"s Undergoing.
9oot til fGsenbe 2tnier ira ei
unat Renneife, Iom Iao poaDsos'
ieneen uoen 9ro 90 $oab:
Ssrit fpnSeo ies Iiot, foroi ies
nor ipog,
Soo ipn6eoe iee tiot, foroi les
ff Smog
8aa Rpoelfens ifummenoe 5os;
I'll iioft iea ipnbeoe mob Gun
paa 9ro6s;
gu ipnoer iee nermeit til LIDS
fororip,
| On enefte Spnb er NIT belle Srp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
2se Hrifu.

~ Tud.
Com 5sIse al en- forbeogtiger. Drontne meb ScrIesserne ff
ui os Stono til berefter at beregne Iopere grier pa fsrtenne
importereoe Bigger - ipeceIt ira Snbe Risfons 5orIos. Sepef.
ter oe inbtI pibere e9I6er fAeenbe:
ahod, o.: timber Spoforie, &9ftet 80, mob .......... $3.50
aIooc, O.: Bpen re6 Ssen, S9ftt 80, NIB .......... 100
Bdrng-5cnlo: IomIto, mob 100
gIombere, 81: Cor EeburbeDere gfrnetirfen 1.-2. CT. 80
Buooe, g.: SortpuInger H., mob. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
9renge oa Grense, 69ftet 80, mob .................. 80
Gordon, Ger. g. g.: 8reoe til bans s6hr, SH+ so, irbb.. 40
Deaoen, ". g.: @ennennbruood, SPHet 80, mob. ....... 120
gsobkn, 81. g.: Den rete, Sefet 100, mob ........... leo
Ndtbufus, Tfdre: ehinbrb, mob ................. 100
Beterfen, Solrrt3: en- Vrprefrres Sntore, rnbb. ......... leo
Reter1en, 8. G.: Sono er arrhenbon, moi. ............ 100
gigebsrn og Eigebsrn, 8rftet 80, mob. ............... 30
Using, So: epangsiets Seirsgan9. Snbb. ........... 800
9roens eooe Stri6. Snbb. =. >. ...........4sO
:" aanpen ueIIem 5rc oe 8antro. OH. -. go
5rants al asfisti. OF. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
BsrnepotI. Sn6b. o.. ............. go
Richter, 3. g: 5reenbe sonbbeba. &f. ........... 75
7ax- ext5. Basil 3sxJ,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

1 aor. /, %.
De er ct eienoommeIigt 0riitigt
ll0trpf. Npoitelen @ouIus bruger
ON Den triitne 6orfpnOeIie, naor
bar tal6er Den yBreoifenens 0oar.
1fn6". ariitne Nenneifer bar cite
billet ,beoiTe" arftenoommens
9ouO6eo. 90 mango @emeifer +.
ger til os, iom tror: Sin os r9e.
ofier~l
apoitelen tiger: 6orfpnOeIiens
9ourffab. San peo, at for Den men.
neifeliee 6ornuft, ioooon ION Den
er uOen SeIligoonoens 2ps, oil oct,
iom er 9rpoifenens Sn0bol0, al.
ito ppre y0oaritob".
Gent I. CTS. pno ioa6onne Ting
iom SomfrrfG0iIen, 5orioningens
9emmeIig6eo, Seiu GpitanoeIie og
9immelfort. Sc itoar iom g0uar.
ffob~ for ben menneifeIige Sanfe.
% Dog er De fnite aen0sgerninger,
boorom 6en friitne 5orfpnoeIie
fonIer fig. 0g ri bar fun golget
mellem at forfaite Dem / gontro
ener ontoee Dem ! Gro.
90 ipgrger oi, boorfor oct er Iao-
Ieoes, oo iparer 9lpoiteIen fun: Oct
bebageoe @uo. Soaoon piIoe @uo
BED.
9lpoiteIen Tiger oeiao, boorfor BET
Bebage0e @ro at banOle iaole0es.
7sor0i al 8arOens 8isoom uIIi-
eeoeI hffeOe fine Zine for CUBS
@isoom.
SUB booOe oobenbaret i'm Roat
oe SerIigbeo / Qaturen. Zen itroo-
Ien0e Sol, ben grenne Sfoo, De
blomiter mpffe0e gnge, BET oGIoi8e
Scr % Nottens tupie Stierne :
be toIer ale ON Sfnberen. Wen
oenne ger0ens gisoom ietter aif-
ferten for BET bIinOe Die og tiger:
81 timber life SUBS Spor / Ro'
taren.
Oa Sub boo0e oobenbaret fin
8etfproigbeo / Siitorien. San Ie-
6eoe JoIfenes sfpbne, og BET Soft,
ION 6enano zig / Spn0, bleo uo-
flettet. Dg ban oreb mo ! Den
enfeItes 9ip meo lin pGloigeSoano
for at Ieoe 6ierterne til Jig. Den
0enne ger0ens 9is0om fan inaen
Stprelie fin6e / 8eroens 5iitorie,
fon liot iom ben tnn finoe Rening
! Silo9relien o~oerbone0et. Og oen-
ne Ber6ens pie b6ier zig beller
for 91tos peloige 9aon0, noor ben
eriber mo oeres eget Gin. Gil
fpIoe" tiger De, uSf9bne" flyer
or16re.
Nei oenne 8er6en fenoer / i'm
gisoom life SUB / bans gisOom.
gor fltItlrbepioite, ielppla0eS le9t
fenoer ! lin OperfIa0e)- 8isoom
life @u6.
8erfor bebageoe oct @uo oe0
8rnoifenens 8nnrifab at frelie
BEN. iom tro.
% Of cen @runb I'll.
5ffe ale er ooiie". 5 al 5aIO er
De life ale liee pie. 90 @uo pil
gre geien liee let for ale. S6i
ber er life gerions anieeIie pos
bonn, Oerfor gap @uo os oct en-.
iol6ige gpnngeIium ON i'm S6n-
8rRoitenens Daarifo6 fatteligt
for ben enfof6igite og bog piiere
emo BEN piieite gisoom pna Serb.
6g 5eins priieOe fin binmelife
Gnoer for oct os iogoe: Seq tafter
Big, 5aosr, Simmefeas ga ;sorOens
Serrel ioroi b.. g sar iffult bette for
pile og foriton0ige oe o~abenburet
bet for improige. So, 5aoer, tbi
ionleoes Tfete bet, iom Dor DeIbe.
bageIigt for big (Mottb. Sp. II,
$780,.
.Ss.c,aaiaeeIiet ON BAN, Der pod I'M
oerfuIo Moaoe fsieOe Jig ito Dor
eIogt, lepeoe os 6soe for Dor 5rel'
ie, opitoo os for til Simmels iont
Dor aonae o. Serre, 6enne greoi'
fenens Daarifob, ben er biiere emo
aNs a.. III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

81. &u9nit.
81 aisr bette Stl6n6 for pon ofnue gian6c at aieft
bsfifu0t for attic, NJ nj I pnrf saborntorifr har giofi
hua uIbunaerliet { %yanaele. h%uofltpes man fat ionan.
ffte 6umlr o. w3nif laG 1arii. 90 cl elnnotna nt
iaHmc Ian icnoes 0peralt / tn euiaite. ri u enelie
aeitc nt benuc Gftrait al enmle % g'ait. iomu VI ialeff
MaIta. gfua, laH lufm ION tdft / citniiiet nIto eflaee
..Ihcrcaf liar % I'll ier f~saloHfr ptliuiaaeHoe 90 iinHs
mfn0r Watt erpa. 6ngmtrt, eaanooGFifif. 10 iort nat.
tBcn Tom ttlf fnu ia uu al truQee for ia itlu On fin
famiftc alt bet 7 rifle. ioul btheutst bielumet, ior en-
Hs-tinfa Gents u. salon. aiiiaa btaieefr rub noatt
ansrt s'rna. Stttt erpg IT a~lTift0e o. utlimnatnat.
Rr Of aisrt oct muligi for sufr Tamilte Of i%oriiaiie
ia bette @Fna iiraT. ertiarcr n es hcrmfo uiliae tttuto
ai5ltantlisu al 81 10 at itHot I'll huer e9ier at bette
aiao trf ssiitrnf agHHe Grfrdti. tiiiirGtitliat Tor I'll
be toclita nj Is gagoutr glaiiserua. iumi 0eie pnire
% prWQtaf nhr ion en- d5io,nti III brsifui. Seize lhr
rfG.f ia FaGii'f.iGf fem ctG1it S%elvuhf, for hVllitt
MAJ maa scale sta.aa cuet meff. Vco Of bortgtpt ofiie
rfRaiias uhr irti iror si hHrtiarrc Of hume tntrobnarr
r1fl mn piouH0uliHe froanii / tubucr liam maui {
eaftoisai=s. ain 10 ntacnfaafH6t hnpon. iiriu Sfffs
s.15H o. e .tti5 uaa famine CO inoicHe ofn til CO NIB
- aa TsHfp GFafr e0er Raptrffe0tt. uhret % D. RI
a. lr tnHtmirrrc egtrnit for s2aii erna of ba frar
tirt Sem ultHoi. fuie &c ife bliUtr fnlot tilirtae /
fHh-tr 6tniuHNv. iaa anrauffur oi frar 81 titbanss
t..alr Sc Solai. iaa at II ntfolnt III tabor noati.
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SIT. 0er beitaar.

gor SUBS Orb beitaar epinbelle,
fgi. 10. 81.
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5000 al 0isit
nbrt "Trt" S ~; S ;';'
81. Nnanit.

ST llbr nit til buer 9Gier. ipm inos
ienoet neoenitaaeuoe 0lpOu inoen zen
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8r9Oitenens 9aarifab.

.gfterOi geroeR oeo i'm
gis0om fife erfenote @uo /
bans gisOom, bebageoe oct
@uO meo 9re0ifenens0 aar.
fab at frelie Dem, ION tro.
1 aor. /, %.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

msmariet eob SiOsmanltr. iulOt anraHisrti, STIR
uiit VII. 10. dfiurnt TOM afbiloninntn ptier, Niii
uelfrl mco iolibt NiiitltSelU ynag, Ct inort pnng tcr
Of bfiiBitc 8afftt MOB Sieu % Il nbre saaa. Solie
SGri. Sntrt Rinnis % Simtuiifrt al tlaai stont.
llhriiiBt mtb arabiii; Siirc / ~roitnreht boa hui0 Wnfs
Grnub. "Rtmenioir" uhr. D. D. I. GileF on traffic
ut0 geilen. doranlbi eeiie. en- tt NE ifiu be.ctI
Ct uhr, ina iruf pan. hupr luiieitb 81 fan ginrt ~
0nniine eatr eut rto a. ifdutt BAN Il iaabnnt abs.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-03-07
EDdndruff Goes
Quickest Dandruff Cure World has
EVerI Known.

If you want to get rid of dandrutf in
the shortest possible teme get bottle
of PARTISAN SAG K today and use
it.
Besides baDishing dandruff and max
ing your scalp Immediately clean,
PARTISAN SAGE is guaranteed to
stop falling hair and itching scalp and
impart life and beauty to the hair.
One of Roches ter's most prominent
BARRIERS writer.
Gentlemen: 81 am a barber of fifteen
years experience, have used many
things for hair but never found any,
Thing equal to PARTISAN SAGE for
removing dandruff. 1t is also splen-
did hair dressing and quickly stops
itching scalp. [ have used it for the
last three years" 7. D. Smith, Cham
Der of Commerce Bldg. Rochester, n
Y. June q, 1911. PARTISAN SAGE
is sold by Fisher Bros. and druggists
everywhere for SO cents.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-03-07
WHITE MOUND.

Martin Davey and family are NOV
ing back to their farm from the hotel
in Reed<burg. Everyone is pleased to
have them return.
Henry Dorow and wife of Excelsior
visited at the M. r. Prouty home Sat
urday and Sun lay
Mike Stanton and family have
moved onto the Fred Meyer farm.
The children will be missed in our
school.
AS a result of fall, NJ. Il. Prouty is
carrying one arm in a sling.
Mrs. VIM. Giles and daughter,
Naomi, have both been ill with the
grip. They are much better at pres
ent.
Tommie Davey of Lodi is visiting at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Annie
Davey.
An indoor picnic and program was
given at the school house Saturday
evening. Program, music and supper
were fine and so heartily enjoyed by
thelarge attendance that unanimous
vote was given to continue meetings OF
like nature throughout the balance OF
the school term, semi monthly.
New lamps have been placed in the
school room which helps to give it 6
very hcme-like appearance.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-03-07
EBENEzER VALLEY.

The members of the Burden Sharer's
circle and L.. S. G. of Lyons enjoyed q
very pleasant time together at the
home of Mrs. Alice Springer on
Thursday. A delicious dinner was
served and much work done.
Mrs. Mather O'Brien was caller at
the Bisch home Friday afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Harmon of Excelsior is
the guest of her uncle, Nick Crawley.
Ernest Hanger spent few days in
Madison last week.
Albert and Hulda Putt attended the
wedding of their brother, Julius Putt,
at Reedsburg Wednesday.
Miss Elsie Stackman of Pine Hollow
is employed at Roy SpauIding's at
present.
Mike and Fred Bisch attended the
Asa Shuts auction in Fairfield III urs-
day.
Miss Pearl Kennedy returned home
from Chicago where she has spent the
past few months.
Mr.. and Mis-. M. Holt were Baraboo
visitors Thursday.
Fred Bisch CALEB on friends on
Webster s Prairie Sunday.
Rollo Harris has purchased a new
gasoline engine and feed grinder.
Mrs. Joel Hackett has been quite
i'll.
J. FL. Harris and ia mily were guests
of Roscoe Harris Of Kendall from Sat-
urday until Monday.
Mrs. John Martiny and son, George,
spent Sunday at Guy Weidenkopfs
Mrs. Louisa Wichern celebrated her
18th birthday anniversary Sunday.
Mrs. John Redman and daughter,
Martha, visited in Baraboo Tuesday.
Frank Wichern of Baraboo spent
Saturday with the Wichern brothers.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-03-07
1reedem last week to be a guest Of her

Freedom last week to be guest of her
sister.
Mrs. Elizabeth Humphrey returned
TO her home in Rewey Friday, having
been a guest OF her mother, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Hills.
Mrs. Ned Norris and daughter
GLADYS were in Baraboo Friday.
Mrs. Roger Sherman, nee Mable
Devin, of MerrilIan and niece, little
Reva Baumgarten, of Elroy were re-
cent guests of the former's sister, MIS-
l.. e. Halbman.
Miss Mae PilleY spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul GalIus.
Mrs. William O'Keefe was in Bara-
aboo Wednesday.
John AstIe of Arlington Prairie was
a guest of his sister Cora recently.
D. j. Marshall, w. Meikle and j.
Lang attended, the Mystic Workers
dance in Baraboo Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frank Capener and daughter of
BarabOO were guests OF neF cOUSIns
Mrs. Edward LOos, last week.
Mr.. Stone of Reedsburg, income tax
collector, was trAnsacting business
here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Graft and son of
Baraboo were guests of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Graft, Sunday.
Miss Efie Carncross of Lodi spent
Sunday with Miss Eta Earle.
The young peoples Sunday school
class will give an entertainment at the
M. E. church Tuesday evening, March
II. A good program is being pre-
pared.
Clarence Swanson of BaraboO spent
Sunday with his parents.
/. Fort of Baraboo was a recent guest
of his daughter, Mrs. 0. J. Halbman'
Miss Epstein of Madison was a re-
cent guest of her sister, Mrs. M. Nc
Lain.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dennis were
in Baraboo Monday.
At the meeting of the Boys club
last week the debate ON the question,
Which Was the Greater Man, Wash
ington or Lii coin, was decided in fav-
or of the affirmative. They met at
the home of Rev. aud Mrs. Foulkes
this Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Lee Utter and Mrs. G. PIemc
went to Nashotah Tuesday to be a
guest O. daughter of Mrs. L. Utter.
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A Pleasure to be Satisfied.

Ole of the most pleasing thing
that can happen to any ones self
when he or she is aiIing, is TO get
cured, in the quickest space of time.
If you ale affected with Eczema, Run
ming Sores or any eruptions of the
skin, Ruma Salve will cure you and
do it quickly, or your money will be
refunded. Price SOC per jar. Also
ask for the free Rheumatism Cure, at
Fisher Bros
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NORTH FREEDOM.

G. w. Davies and Arthur Knapp
spent Tuesday in ReedsbuFg.
Miss Augusta Templin spent Tues
day in Baraboo with relatives
Miss FIossie Spaulding a nurse at
Deka.b, Illinois, visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mis-. A. R. Spaulding, and
returned to her duties Monday,
Rev. Knight of Baraboo will give a
lecture at the Baptist church Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Miller has gone to Ashippun,
Wis, to visit her daughter and old
friends few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Knapp spent
Sunday in 8araboo with NJ" and Mrs.
q. Farnworth.
Mrs. Carl Lang, who has been very
sick is gaining, also Mrs. John Hackett
and Mrs. P. Barnhart.
Neil Browne, who is an emplOye OF
the G. & n. w. railroad company at
Elroy, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". A. Browne, Thursday.
Miss Maud Blachly went TO Glen
VILE, Illinois, Monday where she will
be employed as matron at a boys
home.
Mrs. John Gunnison and son, Ar
mour, returned home Saturday t, ON
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NORTH FAIRFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Lamar, Mrs.
Carl Anchor and children and Miss
Mabel Ingerbretson ate dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Lamar MO2day.
It was James Lamar's birthday.
Joe Lewis and Gust Lewis joined
the Sons OF Veterans camp at Baraboo
last Friday evening.
Roland Lamar has been visiting rel
atives and friends in BriggsvilIe the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Susan Heron, who.is in poor
health, was very ill last week. She is
a little better at this writing.
Lloyd Lewis, son of Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Gust Lewis, has been sick with tonsi-
litis.
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NOTICE OF SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. CIRCUIT
COURT, SAUK COUNTY.
George Drew, Plaintiff,

George Drew, PIalntlH,
VS.,
Edward Keane, Ida Keane, ct. al,
Defend ants.
By virtue of aJudgment Of foreclosure
OLA mechanics lien and order Of sale
made and entered in the above entitled
action February5 5, 1912, for $61 ~ dam
ages and $61 Al costs the undersigned
referee, for that purpose duly appoint
ed, will sell, at the front steps of the
court house, in the city of Baraboo,
Sank Co., Wis, on the 25th day OF
March, 1912, at nine o'clock a. M, all
the right, title and 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 to be sold, and
therein described as follows:
A strip of land (of less 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 Q. &
N. w. R'y. Co., south by Vale, all in
Section One, Township Eleven, Range
Six East.
Terms of sale: Cash.
Dated, February Z, 1912.
THOMAS E. MEAD, Referee.
V. H. Cady, Attorney.
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LIME RIDGE.

Rev. keckolt and brother are con-
Quoting revival meetings here this
week ct the u. B. church.
A number of friends gathered at the
home of Walter Phillips Sunday to
help him celebrate his birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wertle spent Tues
day at Reedsburg.
Misses Teight and Yakly spent from
Friday night until Sunday o. q.
Tfaom pson's.
Albert Rist and family have moved
in Will Chapman's house.
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Eau Claire where they visited relatives

Eau Claire where they visited relatives
a week.
Gustav Schellenberger of Reedsburg
and formerly a barber has gone to
Canada prospecting and his wife and
son, Lowell, i have moved back here to
North Freedom again.
Mrs. Janett Pettys entertained the
Finch club Friday evening.
Our school had basket sociable Fri
day evening at the M. w. A. hall.
Proceeds about $14.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. q. Schram,
March 1st, pair of twin girls at La
Rue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Du Bots of
Reedsburg visited his parents Thurs
day and Friday. They also visited
with his brother, Fora, at La Rue
who is on the sick list
The German Baptists celebrated the
thirty-first anniversary of the Womans
Mission society Thursday. Several
loads came from Ableman to attend.
A very nice program was held and re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. FL. G. Rooster and daughter,
Lucille, visited her mother, Mrs. L.
Smith, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Klingmeyer are re-
joicing over boy born Saturday,
March End, at La Rue.
Elmo and John, the little sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buxton who have
been on the sick list the few days, are
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verge Douglass of
Baraboo spent Sunday here with rela-
tives.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
First Publication March 7, 1922
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY
COURT FOR SAUK COUNTY.
IN PROBATE.
IN PROBATE

In the matter of the estate of u. 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, (Ae-
ing the End day. of April 1912, at len
O'Clock in the forenoon, the following
matters will be heard and considered:
The application of Roxie A. Farnum,
Maryete 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 LIST, 1912.
By order of the Court,
w. T. Kelsey, Judge.
Bentley, Kelley q Hill Attorneys