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Evening star., 1912-11-17
INCOME AND EXPENSES
OF THE GERMAN EMPIRE
Total Balanced at $4,000,
600 Each-EStimates for
Navy, $119,25O,000.

BERLIN, November 16.-Some of the
leading items in the budget of the Ger
man empire for the coming year are
given today in the Boersen Courier,
one of the leading financial dailies.
The total income and expenditure are
balanced at approximately 1852, 100000
each, an increase Of about $4,000, 600
over last year.
Millions for the Navy.
The estimate of the navy is given
at $119,250.000, or an increase Of
s1.5OO,OOO. The ordinary naval ex-
penditures are increased by $4,00O,O00,
and the non-recurring expenditure by
s5,25O,OOO, but the extraordinary ex-
penditure on the navy is reduced by
S7,750,00O, owing to the approaching
completion of the naval construction
program.
First appropriations are asked for a
battleship to replace the Woerth, and
for a battleshfp designated as 1T" for
a large cruiser to replace the Hortha,
for q small cruiser to replace the
Gefien, and for another to replace the
Hela, for q gunboat marked as "C''
and for a new imperial yacht to re-
place the Hohenzollern-
Provision for Submarines.
The naval estimates also include an
appropriation Of $5,o00.Oo0 for SUBJ
marines.
The army estimates are increased by
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Believes Highland Will Be Senator
Special Dispatch 10 The Star.


CLARKSBURG. w. Va, November 1s.
William A. McCorkle. former Governor
of West Virginia and law partner OF
United States Senator William f. Chill
ton, thinks Virgil l.. Highland Of Clarks-
burg will be chosen by the republicans
as United States senator to succeed Sena-
tor Watson. democrat Mr. McCorkle
thinks the fight among the republicans
for the honor will be terrific. Highland
was chairman of the advisory committee
during the campaign and was the hard
est working member throughout the con-
test.
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Halfback Sent to Asylum.

TACOMA, Wash, November 16-Fa-
nous eight years ago as a plunging
halfback on the University Of Michigan
foot ball eleven, Harry Asselen was
committed today to an asylum for the
insane at Fort Steilacoom. His trouble,
1t was stated, resulted from an injury
received on the foot ball field from
which he never recovered. Thrown on
his head. his spinal column was severe
ly wrenched.
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the able defense of two Russian lawyers.
1t will be recalled that several Finnish
judges refused to apply the Russian law
regarding the rights of Russians in Fin
land, which they held to be unconstitu-
tional. The departure of the arrested
judges from Finland for trial in st.
Petersburg was attended by patriotic
demonstration.
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Opium Growing Is Resumed.

AMOY, China, November 16-Opium
growing has been resumed so extensively
in the Tungan district of the province OF
Fu-Kien since the revolution. that Gen.
Huang-Sing, the commander of the south
ern army. has ordered a military expedi-
tipn to proceed there and destroy all the
poppies.
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Memoranda.

Schooner Matilda is chartered to load
lumber at Nomini for dealers at this
city; tug NJ. Mitchell Davis has arrived
at Charleston, S. c., from this city, with
two lighters; schooner Grace G. Bennett
has arrived at Newbern, n. c., from this
city to load lumber for dealers here;
schooner Fortune is on her way from
Havana to Key West to load lumber
for the dealers here; schooner Elizabeth
Clarke will return to Nomini creek to load
pulp wood for the dealers here; schooner
Lottie and Annie is at Walkerton, Va,
to load lumber for this city or Baltimore;
schooner Silver Star is at lower river
point to load cord wood for dealers
here; schooner Mildred is at a Potomac
point to load railroad ties for Alexandria
schooner Willie Clarence is at a lower
river point loading oysters for the mar
ket here; schooner II. l.. James is at
Norfolk loading lumber for this city;
schooner Maud S. is due at this port
with cord wood from a lower Potomac
point.
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Urge Col. Creecy's Appointment.

Col. E. w. Creecy, formerly OF this
city, but now a resident of New York, is
being strongly urged for appointment as
commissioner of pensions under the COM
ing democratic administration. He has
many acquaintances in Washington and
is a member of the G. A. r.
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CONSERVATION OF FINNS.
viborg Judges Sentenced to Siz
Months Imprisonment.
ecial Cablegram to The Star.


HELSINGFORS. Russia, November 16.-
Great CONSERVATION has been caused here
by the announcement from st. Peters
burg that three of the Viborg judges
have been sentenced to six months i'm
prisonment in Russia, notwithstanding
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Clubs; Miss Leila Mechlin of Washington,
acting secretary, on behalf OF the Amer
lean Federation of Arts, and Frederick
Law Oimsted, chairman. for the National
conference on city planning.
Tuesday afternoon, the Baltimore COM
mittee on entertainment has planned for
the delegates an automobile tour about
the city.
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HOPPE DEFEATS DEMAREST.
Billiardist Scores 500 to Opponents
341 in Championship Game.

NEW YORK. November 16.-Wilhe
Hoppe, holder of the 1872 balk line bill
lizard title. had little trouble in defeating
Demarest 500 to 341, and the veteran
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Annual Business Meeting:

The meetings of Wednesday will open
at $3.50 o'clock with the annual busi-
ness session OF the association, in which
Richard b. Watrous, secretary. will
give a review of the years work, Will
liam j. Rowland publisher of the Out
look. New York. will present his report
as treasurer, and the report of the COM
mittee on nominations Will be followed
by the election of officers and members
OF the executive board.
The remainder of the Wednesday
morning session will be given over to
Parks. Trees, Children and the speak
ers VIII be George A. Parker. SUPER
intendent of parks. Hartford. Conn;
Henry y. Castle, secretary commission
Miss Louise Klein Miller. curator OF
school gardens. Cleveland. Ohio. and
Mrs. Annette f. McCrea, Chicago, ILL.,
Mrs. Edward w. Biddle. vice president
of the association. will preside over the
Wednesday afternoon session. Those
scheduled for addresses at that session
include: Mrs. I. j. Bowlker president
of the Woman's Municipal League of
Boston; Miss Zona Gale, chairman de-
partment of civics, General Federation
of Woman's Clubs; Miss Harlean James,
executive secretary Women's Civic
League, Baltimore. Md; Henry F.
Baker president of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association Baltimore.
Raymond Il. Fosdick, former com
missioner of accounts New York city.
and lately controller of the democratic
national committee.
Reports on Anti-Fly Crusades.
For several years past the American
Civic Association has been particularly
active to secure the destruction of the
house fly. and the closing feature of We'd
nesday afternoon will be "house-fiy ses-
sion," with Edward Hatch, jr., chairman
of the fy-fighting committee presiding.
He will present report revealing the
work of his committee for the year 1872
DIR. Jean Dawson of Cleveland. Ohio, will
present an illustrated address under the
Evening star., 1912-11-17

Mrs Annie Peasants Hopkins, widow
of Rev. A. c. Hopkins, formerly pastor of
the Charles Town, w. Va. Presbyterian
Church, died Monday from heart failure,
aged about seventy-three years.
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Departures.

Schooner Julia and Annie, light. for a
down-river point and to load lumber back
to this port; power boat Artist light, for
Chesapeake bay point to load back
to this city; schooner NJ. A. Roberts.
light for the Potomac oyster beds to load
for the market here: power sloop Vir-
ginia, light, for Cape Charles City to
load oysters in the shell for the market
here; schooner May, light, for Coan
river to load back to this port: scow
Fisher. light, for Dogue creek to load
pulp wood for Alexandria; Standard Oil
Company tank barge No. 52 light, for
Baltimore in tow of tug No. II, to load
oil in bulk; schooner Ella, from Alex
andria with merchandise for Upper Mach
odoc creek; schooner S. l.. Bowen, light,
for Maryland point to load cord wood
for Washington dealers; sloop Quick
time, light for Potomac point to load
back to this city; schooner Belmont,
light, for Nanjamoy creek to load cord
wood for the local market; schooner Ned
die. from Alexandria with merchandise
for a lower-riyer point.
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Talks on City Planning.

"A Definite Advance in City Planning
is the general topic for consideration in
the convention Thursday morning. John
Nolen, first vice president of the associa-
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ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Schooner Elizabeth Clarke, at Alex
andria with pulp wood from Nomini
creek for shipment to West Virginia;
schooner Mulford, at Alexandria with
oysters in the shell from down-river
point; tug Kenmore, towing barges Po-
tomac, Chowan, Nassau and Columbia,
coal from Philadelphia for this city and
Improvement work; tug Powhatan, with
tow of stone-laden lighters from Oc-
coquan creek for Georgetown channel
Improvement work; tug Powhattan, with
lighters in tow from Piscataway creek
with sand and gravel for the District;
United States Army torpedo planter,
General r. +. Frank, from Fort Wash
ington, at lighthouse service wharf.
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WEATHER..
Fair Today and Monday, With Light
Westerly Winds.

For the District of Columbia, Mary
land and Virginia, fair Sunday and Mon
day; light westerly winds.
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s14,25O, 900, which includes the increases
Of the forces provided for In the new
military bill, one OF which is the or
ganiZation of ninety three machine gun
companies.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MISS AGNES CUNABAUGH, FORMERLY
buyer and manager for Julius Garhnsle's glove
%esr deps. ns With The Blue BIuesteia H Ce 18th and
SITS. NV.
FOR RENT-MOUNT PLEAsANT. 10. 3Iel lsth
ST.. 10 rooms and tiled bath; reduced TO S3ooo
Pleasant car line and Park road open sun
day. L. $. LIPsCoMB. e12 1ith ST. NV
QUICK SERVICE UNLOADING OR LoADING
SERVICE. COLUMBIA TRANSFER STORAGE
COMPANY. pos New York
FINE FIyER ROOM. FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT
for rent. at 2020 st. NV; perfect order all
modern conveniences, including parquet nools'
GEORGE W. ' IISKISs. INA Pa. ave. NV.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT-THE DE SOTO
cafe. 18th and Mass ave. n.w.-First-elass
appointments excellent table ard; hot bread
our speciality: polite service.
PAINTING MY sPECIALTY-GRAINING HARD
wood door refnishing. etc The kind that at
tracts through its beauty and durability is the
:2lo for esti. G. II. MARKWAFD. 221o 18th st.
PHONE NJ. S51s FOR PROMPT AND Eff
cient delivery Of messages and packages: rates.
MESSAGE NE s0ss PsRcEI DEvERY e eia nM
GENERAL HOUSE REP AIRING ALL BRANCHES
of trades Estimates rheerfully given. All
makes ps Of ssoye. repslsed sss llt ~ rd
REDUCED RATES on SHIPMENTS TO PAcIFIC
coast and far west In consolidated carloads sE-
CURITY STORAGE CO. 1140 18th st. Packing.
Time to Take Little
s'Tennessee'' WhisESey
Always effective in checking and re-
levinE coughs and colds. Large bot CT
Tie 1or- -----.-..-........... -
Shoemaker Co., pssne Iss, NJ St i,ssM. s,E
Was Your Room Cold9
GO To
No. 1912 q Street NV.
Acme Steam Radiator
Actual steam from gas and more gas
used than single light win warm the room
PAINT rTsrasFs Eon AL
We have everything TO preserve and beautify
the exterior of the house and to clean and
sreshen the interior. Oil for floors. varnish for
ANDREWS. 1, 1so4 14th ar NV
YOUR ROOF PEADYg
DON'T WAIT! Have rs m~ke things
it. Roofs repaired and painted Cali US up:
IRONClAD lsssan, Rssn f2s sals ls'G Main al nv "
u NEVER DIsAPrOINr."
Something Different
Something Better
In the way Of printed matter-s assured
when you intrust the work to
THE SERVICE SHOP.
BYRON : ADAMS. I1s rssiMTER, ME +.
One Ts the larges, stocks Matels on display
fncton. Exclusive work of this kind enables to
do better work for less money. Ph " 1925.
EnWIN F. FIIFTT. i1o6 nth NV
Societies and Organizations of
All Sorts Should Investigate the
EDISON MTNETOSCOPE.
Just the thing for entertainments. Fur
nishes high grade Moving Pictures.
MI. A. LEESE OF og',sa, s,s {, Co..
Evening star., 1912-11-17

ton, Of Cambridge, Mass, will preside,
and the speakers follow: George r. Lunn.
mayor of Schenectady; J. c. Nichols,
Kansas City, Mo-; Maj. Joseph w. Shir-
ley, chief engineer of the typographical
survey commission Baltimore; Walter D.
Moody, managing director, Chicago plan
commission.
Evening star., 1912-11-17
BaCkaChe

And kidney iniseries will find quick
relief when yea use BHehu But
tons, the little wendef kidney
tablets. Formula on every boz, and
mighty good formula, tee. soc
boxes, special. ..........:...:... .s9o
Evening star., 1912-11-17

ALFRED ii. TERRY AND MADELINE CUR
tin bold service in Pythan Temple Sunday
evening, 80 on second floor. Mr. Terry holds
meetings Friday nights. I31 G ne.
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g. - .6S-6S
snore Mary A.. s2-es-si-ss and NJ IS
---.. -------....- fS-re
Sircoiub. p. Edwin - &c
skinner. @. L.. Tract II. Beaver park
-.-.--.. NJ Tract 90. Beaver PARK
S.,s.s nnoua p -.-------.24 20
-. -..-..------..-.l l0-1f-ls
Smi'n rani n. urisna Lode No. ] and
Snow. J. NJ. fs-,S,s
SNYDER Ezra. and wills ac q, :
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canon ls 5ss,n.s. H& &c sss.Ss ssS.Ss "a "a
20 ss ; 1900 s-ls
"a So. Canon s. Canon 25O.O0 1925
Rockyale I'd Williams. 10000 3.7l
IS IS 70)
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|cIntire. r.. In MEX NEH. ss-1s-.o.
Beginning so n. +. and &c rods ard
5 II $. OF n. w. Corner NEh NEh.
thence East IS rods. s. rod. W. &c
rods. y. ] rod. TO beginning. ....
Iekee. William and Walter Polk.
Tract So. Beaver Park rk.....
LcIaiu Mrs & I..f.. Il u.
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rolhck- florcnee 81. In NEL Sci.
beginning at a point 3:0 II. W. and
~ n y. from 5 =. Corner NEi.
sEL thence y. 90 rods, r. 20 rods.
y. TO y. r. Corner NEL SELL. W
se rods 10 middle Of Arkansas River
~ along middle OF river to w.
line NE- sen. s. to tract OF August
Hundt. B. - Pg. $50. =. to y. =
Sofner Hundt tract. TO point 40
u. y OF = line said MEL. SCI r.
TO beginning. except Il. X. RI. W.
bitches, Road and Tract sold to Mrs.
I4nkins. soxIse
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Description Of Property

Name OF Owner
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Nstcln. thas- NJ. W. ieo n. is-is-
-l-----s. excerpt RI. Wy & n. & r.
- ..----.. .---.---. -.....-..-....
Ratko'ich. Paul In swi. sEI. Begin
ming 90 rods r. of y. W. Corner
sMs SEh. thence r. y rods : 40
rods W. = rods. y. 80 rods 10 be-
slnninx, surface only except streets
....-..-- Tract 20. Beaver Park
----sr-.-.---... lmps. \Wi. \WL
$1,000 ss-s---. -....s... 1-2
Raynolis NJ INA 4 p.... u...,.
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Moore. Frank r.. In NJ Nwss. BE-
ginning at y. side New York Avenue
- ~. WY from : " Corner Lot
81. AtWsters Addition. thence My
parallel With said lot 81. to So. Cam
ON Ditch WY along said ditch 20 n
Sly parallel with said Lot 81 to
New York Avenue. II extended Ely
20 n TO beginning. except for ditch
Moran. W. q. .NwL Nwi.
e. ..-...... 10 and T. Part So
Norecraft. Doilie 1899
Morris. Charles E.................s
Moschetti. Cbaldo ..............l-s
Mnenloaen. Lo"is; E1 sWa. sWh
sNh. NWA SEL L...........-...
Ia --...-.-.-.s..s... .SEi4 SEX
W SEs NEh. Beginning at a point
ON the gouth line of SEL NEi.. sis
r. W OF the r. Quarter Corner.
thence =. sis Il. 10 said +. quarter
corner. thence \ 100 H.. thence In
a ). WY direction TO point OF begin
ming. being a triangular tract con-
taininK les acres. lying east OF road
MuEgc George a. In MEL. NE4. Re
SHINING 20 q. ). Of y ". Corner
>Eh >Ea- thence :. rs rods IL
=. % rods . n. y Is rods n. ". a1
rods A. to BEGINNING. ..+.........
Surface only except r,s and ditches
Muhroe. 4. s. In Eis SEX. beginning
at intersection ol y. line ID. q Il. q.
RI Wy y. line Sec. 81. thence WY
along m. Wy 5i6 Il. 10 :. +. Cor
ner of this tract WIS along RI Wy.
sSl.J n. ~ e2l n. 20 Canal street
E'ly along Camel Street 315 n :. 7ls
IT, TO heginnines except bitches.
Mnrcray. Ge'H Estate .....ag
Murray. MTs " A.. Sis NEis. NEi.
SEA ...-t..-.....--..--. ...-...
...s..4-.. ...s......., NWA SWA
Murray. W. a. Sr. Nj NNL. less
BARLEY Tract and II. K...........
....-........ ..........-. MEN MEN
....ss.. ....-.......... sen SEh
Mtfa, Elizabeth .................5.G
MyAA }. u. lots a-i and Si< Nwa
NeRon. Frank R................. Ga
Nelson, Mrs. y. Lena .............e
Neronc Mike ... .imps. NEh NEh
o,prieus Edward C.. 10 and w. - H.
~ .....+-...+...+.....
o. Mining and Milling Company. All
~ Bcrtic May ...-.......-........
and Part OF President a Castle Rock
In Fremont County ..............
Olson. EDward Tracts 2s-29. Beaver
fark .-.t.-..s,4 ..-.-.-..-.......
Orecchto. Mary .l-@-S
.......... s...-....-.. lMpt 1918
.1mps. end May Street
0recchio. Tom. Impr. swx swH. a
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:" .SVcH part sold 10 Ffisbie aud
Rorabaugh. VI. A. Eat ......7-S
Ross. J.. r. se-sa-,t
Rowe. Phoebe s.. SIS sen. SEX Sws<
s.-....... ....-....... .NEH NwA
Royal Gorge Coal & +. c. Co .NwN
Rsu. Joe and Macari. Pit. In swx
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,lnning

Ecoeaick Eugene and Elizabeth.
Imps. on Public Land. 81 Nw4.
|N"A SWh ----,.-
...-.... .....-.......S SEA NEh
|cCracken, J. F. F................I .IC--7
FSrearys Emma z3--4
fculiough. Laura A...-.-..---..s
|-....-.---..-. .-.-..-.-. Is
|cCumber. Ruth s.. In NJ saA..
Tract X. Except tract sold. .......
|cDonald. Ethel M........... 9
|acDonaid. ]. O.. In NEk SEX. b.
iso re- -. .-.-.-.--..--.-
|cDounough, J. ..12-l3
|eIiwee. John. Tracts 55-5s. Beaver
rark .-.-...-.--.-.---. ..--..
.-.....--. -... Lots 20-2.
I.nf l
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SHARPE John.- Tract 81. Beaver Park
SHAVER Clayton E. In NEL MEL. Re-
ginning 1873 rods W. and 40 rods 6
OF y + Cor. NEA NEL thence :
81 rods W. 20 rods. y. 20 rods. =
:" rods 10 beginning ...
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- E Canon Fruitmere sso,oe 1883
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5 ~ IL io.s sooo 81
is 20 isS 10000 ss.s7
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ENVIlF n. NOIIINs and SNTTTTN- I IT
Tract Sc. beaver Park .....
Rogers. caraoee. Eis SwA NER Sc
=, except streets and ditehes .
Roland u. U. aud Louisa. In SCI. Sw
=. and .......-...|.........
In NEh' NwA bceinnlnr 90 II $.
OF ;. W. Corner SEh SwL. Sec. ~.
thence : g deg. ~ min F. - n. 10
beginning this tract. thence : ~
deg. 10 min r. a9s n. y. Is deg. 10
min. W. S5o r, : "a deg. 20 min. W.
sss r. 5. dec. T.. 5s5 H. to begin
ming. cxcep, nla, Hans Addition.
So. Canon .......... ....... -.
80. .......... .1-d-4-5-s-ff-l3
....., fS-f4-f5 excenf Sfroet
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=: sWt Nwt. Nws Sw.. sIs
SwL NwL NEL .....
81 MI. M sEh. swI sEk
SEA. SwL -.
NJ NWh, NwL NEL. Sc "a. SEA.
In NWL NEi.. Beginning $50 n :
OF \. Z. Corner Nwi. MEL. 5. eco
n W Sos Il. y. so deg. 81 min. +
l@si.S II. TO beginning ..--
In NEh Swh. Beginning at y. =
Corner NEA Swi.. y. 1890 n. W
ssS n. \. 20 deg % min. y. 1856 :
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-05-09
BARABOO BLUFFS

The roadsides and pastures are COW
cred with spring flowers.
Emma LatotZke is on the sick list.
Henry ZaDtow of Madison made a
week end visit at the home of his
brother, William Zantow.
Martin Bros purchased six heaI of
fine cattle from III. Hewlett.
Mr.. anu Mrs. William Bassett are
spending few days with their son at
the iron mines.
William Zantow Sr. has purchased q
cement tile machine and expects to
make the tile needed to drain his
farm.
MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Travis made 6
trip to Crystal Lake, H., last week
where they have charge of large
| farm.
Mabel Bonham and party of lady
friends from the city enjoyed picnic
in SANKEY'S woods last Friday.
Mrs. Q. Pettengil of Chicago is visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. August Marquardt.
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WESTFIELD.

Henry Borders, who went to Cali
fornia few weeks ago, was taken i'll
aud died on bis way home. Miss
Jane Borders, niece, went to st
Paul on Monday to bring the remains
home. The funeral was held Wednes-
day at ten o'clock, at the home of his
son, J smes Borders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beige of Baraboo have
rented the Fred Brooks house on the
Warren farm and Mrs. Beige and chill
dren will spend the summer there
while Mr.. Beige will attend to his
duties at Friendship on the new rail-
way line.
Mrs. Rockwell of Reedsbu e is
spending few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Dubois.
Several from here attended the
funeral of William Simon at Baraboo
on Monday.
Earl Stackhouse of Baraboo is visit.
ing in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Repka visited relatives
near Black Hawk on Sunday.
Florence Black visited with heI
friend, Miss jamie Borders, on Sun
day and Monday.
The many friends of Matt. Hanley
will be sorry to learn of his death and
the family will have the sympathy OF
all. He has been a sufferer many
months and lately returned from Ari