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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-06
Oelions Piemfomit.

Senutor antte Relion bleu peo lin
Siemfomlt ill aleranorio, Ninn., ira
Walbingtou / ManooaS @ienitano
FOR en- itorartet Wo0tagelie, bpori
mango Sunberbe al guens 9orgere
~Iaaueliom talriec tilreiienoe ira on.
ore 9ele al Gountpet og politiife
Ienner og 9euuorere ira Stoten |
Oct belle tog Gel. Get Cog, bpormeo
Senatoren ituloe fonnre, por Ell bel
5ime %ioriinfet; life oeitominore par
Oct iaa, iom life pentebe for at inn
anleoning til at pGre me6 at bploe
gpenS isrite Berger. Oct oor life
nogen politiif Concentration; ale 20,
little BARTER par re%prrieuterct.
Ia Senntoren bapoe iteget al 20,
GET, oanne6e Der iig Ell Frocesiion
meo ct Wlliifforps al 8utter / Spio.
len, og oct togeOe gieunem 8aoerue.
Frocesiioneu par Here auartaler
lana. 6ope0gu0eu par feitIig prp0et
meb 6log % anoet Tor 2lnleoniuaeE
Eao Observation-Disclosures 8egne
talte ira Rnuobustrnppeu u @regers
ion for Scnotor Nelion. Ter bleu
oesit6en bolot 5aler al Fuitor u.
Ausgaoro. StatSienator 8umoerion,
Or. @ilfinion ira Cliffs, Der er De
motrotiif aaHoioat til &onJresman0,
% ANDRE. Ipbt beppget tntfebe &c
nator Nelion FOR 0eu uafre Sploeit.
Sperior al Oenue Spmerfiombeo og
biertelige G~lituProigbeo iunot ban
oct panitcIig al gipe llotrpt for tine
Sonter og Sglelier. Dc, 'om fienote
bam beoit, uioite, at ban alto tulic
be0it, naor ban ito0 ml0t / aampens
Seoe OF par tint, men oct par ban
life iOag. Alerau0ria hapoe alto
ppret banl fiPr, Tor ban hapoe altio
islt, at Der bar ban UeltOmmen. Der
latte man Iris paa oet lille, Oct bar.
De ialot / bans 600 at iaa l0rettet |
it Sip. Roaen ltor Statsmano bapoe
ban alorig inobilot Tia at uPre. San
bar finn Ell Mano HGffcu oen itore
ofiicielle Arme. Som iauoon bduoe
ban giort oct beoite. Dan oioite og
funbe. San baooe giort SeiltogeIier
i lin oiientIiBe 8irfiOmbeO. men oct
bapoe MAJ tilgiuet BAN.
Seuutoren uPurte, ION Ell al De
Ting. Der par Sfplo / Sioens mango
Snoer. al 6olf par for meget optaget
al 5anfen ON at BIZ riGe. Get sialot
ON at fade iig heiere Soealer, lace
en- noblere aanb iaa trRnge ino. Get
por bette, iom til iuuenoe OF iioit OF.
iaa piloe iGtte iii FrGg paa 9anoets
Sopsipning % Den Naaoe, buorpaa
ben blep siennemiert. Sor lit eget
8eofommenoe piloe ban lone at noe
iii bebite oaiaa ! De ina adr. iom oct
enom maaite pGre bam iorunot Of
arbeibe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-06
Were ON paffepoiten.

Chen ben me Sop ort 8affepoIt
for fort Si0 iiOen p~eotogeS al Som.
gresien, er Scr til Iutcriteterne /
Walbington Itrenmet Ell W9ngoe
9repe ira uae aanter al 2anoet, bpor
man snifer betaliereoe S~plpEninger
ON oenne npe Srbning, ser oltioa
trRoer frat nPitfommenoe lite SSn.
mar. Senotor Bourne, 5ormano
for Senatets aomite angooenoe San.
bets EoituGien, bar oerior uoienot ct
Girful9re angaaenoe Garter o.. i. b.
Som fsr nPpnt fan bpilfeniom,
BELT Gaffe, Ser life peier oper II
Eltno og life mailer oper y Com,
mer, SGnJoe og greo5e iammenlagt,
IenoeS meb Toiten, foriloiut at Den
life i~nbebpIocr iaaoonne cling, ser
fan antases al beifabige De andre
Eoitiager, meo bnilfe oen fommer /
gersring, eler u9re til Sare for
goitbetientene. 5or Eoffer iuOtil
fire llncers 9Tqt er Sarten 1 Gent
pr. llnce, uoen Senipn I'll buor langt
oen ienoes in0eu Sanbet. Sor oper
fire llnecer o. op til ct Brno, iamt
for bpert o~peritigenoe Euno up til If,
betales Der for SmIepering / gper
e1er oper 2an0poitruter 5 Gents Tor
isrite Yunb, I Sent for buert oper.
itigenbe Euno % If Gents for If
Funb. Sor a.minbelig 6orienoelie
ubenom @per % 2anopoitruter err
Sarterne / Senbolo til bpor langt
Taffen ienbeS. SSnoen en- Zone al 80
Dtil foiter iaalcoes bet isrite Tuno 5
Gents, boert oDeritisenbe Srln6 8
Gents os II 8ilno 80 Gents; for 100
Nil er oisie Garter 6, A % 46 Gents I;
800 Nil, Z, 3 % 81 Gents; 1000
MtiI. 9. Z os 79 Gents; t,4OO Iil.
10, 9 Gents oa ST; 1900 Nil, #.
10 Gents og Sill, og oper t,S0o
gtil, ~. ~ Gents og $1.32.
Senatoren antpoer, at ser ienere,
naar 5insene er TONNE / goo 8i9nse
oe ma bar iroulinoet noaen eria-
ring, fan eisres 6oronitaltnins for
Sfaoeslssboloelie neo 5oriifring al
Yaffer iami SpfrRpnins al 6rasi-
tarten peo Saffens aileperins, lise-
iom Der maaife meo 3iaabelie al
Snter Siote commissioner fan ais.
res Sempninger j Garter. g9gtbe-
~iiemmeIisr % .3uneoiltanier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-06
Hcret / ulcrico.

iii Gl Gaio / Seras meooeles Den
3oie Sep, at 400 mericanife Rcbeller
UNDER InierieI al Oro5co bar intalet
Slenoga noen at ipre ct eneite Sfii0.
De feoerale trooper un0er 8eneral
Candies ilpgteoe 90 / Sauaene bag
gpen, og Den lille @aruiicn. iom bIcu
Iaot tilbage, gioroe i%uqeuiombclit
Wooitano.
geb at fontme | 9eiiooelic al benne
9p bar RcbeQerne iifret iig banoe
Yropiant, gaaben OF Imminitiou,
ION oct isr a meaet imoat ON for
Dem.
3olouogteu / 9pen faitsoe fine Rii.
Ter | elpen % ilpgteoe til Den omeri.
fonIfe Sioe. bo Hebelleruc nprmeoe
zig. Sunoreber al 6lpgtninae bar
forreiten III ie3t oper Ill oen amGri-
fanite SIDE.
Sra Gannnea meloes ben 3oie
Sept, of Ell aibeIing Hebeqer Den
GAG plubieIig oitffeoe op Der / 81.
I%triftet, aiifar ollie 5elegroitroooe
meIlem Gananen 90 Hoco og brpnote
ire oSernbonebroer. 1900 Sripiliae
bor MI rpffet no imob HebeIlerne.
Sra olle aauter al Werico meloes
Der om Hsper' % RebelbonoerS Ser.
finger o. Flpuorin9er, OF i9rlia bar
Rand.G ierue / Den norolige Gel al
Republiten liot itorc Cab pao line
arenturiloffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-06

HGbllb Bart aomite, mootogeS iloor
| AuoIenS Dos Song Ghriitiau. ,Smor.
9eS lnotanot en- al aongenS anm.
merberrcr ia hos Sr. grtonien og
operratte bam GamebroqSoroenens
HlooerforS iom aongeus anertieu.
belle al bans arbeioe for oeu uatio.
male sag. @r. SeniuS or aIlercoe
tsr Gannebrcasriooer. Sr. anton.
len inoitibeoe liz / gftermiooog Tor
gmerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-06

be Northumberland, ser oil item.
NE paa De progressive a%anoiooter til
Eraiioent os giceprPIibent, oil b!i
goofienOt al aenUentioneu % opitil.
let paa Den oifcieIle gaIgieboeI iom
Republifanere. sSor al iaa tine SoIg.
mauosfanoiooter pna SalsieooeIcu
maa aItiaa 5nitmrnoene inoienoe
ipecieIt anoraaenoe 9etitiom Ger.
Out
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-06
Dos Kong Ghriitian.

Ora aisbenbapn te~legraieres Den
3oie September:
Rar Senius % Carl a~ntonien ira
Chicago, benbolospis SrGiioent 90
Sefreter jor ben SGnit:ameritanlte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-06
Daleene,
Hepnbiifanif NeSsans | Ssrmont.-
@iseuniins Trimrrrals.
Mnoet VaI9mDt.

Get isrIte al Ssitpulgene bette Mar
fanot / 5irsbdgs Steb / 9ermout.
Salget irembso iiPr Snteresie peo
ben aamp, iom itoo meuem De regiis
lore Republifanere og bet me pro'
gresiipe Garti. Sermont gaat Iom
nlminoelig Hegel republifan'f; bette
bar upret Silfploet Ill | ii poa bin
anber fslgenoe Mar, og Hepublifa.
nerre bar altio ieirct peo Statsual-
get / ct gar, od Der par TrGiioent'
ualg. Soa meget itsrre 9~etponing
logger man / Oct, noar Def oeb Bal
get iaar piier Jig, at Oct er gaaet lterft
tilbage meo 8artiet. giituof bar oct
opnaaet Ell Gluralitet, men bette er
life e~nsbetpoenbe meo 9alg, % Den
enbelige Ifgisrelie oil oerfor moatte
finbe Steo / 2e1islaturen. 9enne
laber BOG til at bile iaa en- tilitr9ffc-
Zig republifnnif Stemmeilerbeb til at
oeciDere @alget / Republican, Het.
ming.
llofalbet | alle 9per % paa oct
narmeite ale Citizens 204 Sopns Gil
Der De fem Observation-Disclosures fsl.
genbe Intal Stemmer:
IGen 90. 6lether al Gopeuoiih
Hepublifoner, 25,072; Sarlan g.
Some al ct. Sobnsburp, Ieniofrat,
1912. Hep. Sra8er Iet8ser Of
Hanbolpb, Trogresiip, 1000; Gle
ment 3. Smith al Morrispills, Gro,
bibitioniit, 1903; Sreb @. Gutter
al Barre, Socialiit, 1,042.
Get ier oltiaa no til at Gepllbli.
fanernes 9ab bopebiageIig er saaet
til De progressive, og bette ifilbe oa
betpoe, at muiigens Hooiepelt o.
Sobnion bill faa Slertal | Germont
peo Saleet | Topem6er. Sbpert Salb
err Der life uibere lpie llaiistcr fpr
Gait Der | Staten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-06

s @isconiin bolbtes Der TrimRr-
polg / Sirsbags. llbfaloet er, at @iis
pernsr Wc@opern er giernomineret
uoen Sppoiition paa repilblifanif 81
De, oa SbomaS Wprris fra Ga Crosse
bar ioaet Npminationen til Gipegil.
perngr.
Gil oemofratiIf @ilpernerfanoioat
er faaret CONNER SSobn 6. aarel
oper q. s. Shmit5. aarel mener,
at ban ifploer i'm Nomination ben
Smitpnoigbeo, at ban fog ct ina al.
gjort Stanbpilnft intob Statens Sno.
fomitifat Sop. I'll Giceglloernsr paa
ben bemofratiife SalgIeooel nomine.
rebes Sorrp %. golens fra Sort
8aibin9ton. Eli Statsfasierer er
nomineret pao iamme @algieobel Hi.
dolas S6mibt. De iibite 8algeiier.
retnittger Iaoer en- / llpisbeo ON,
buoruiot Sobn s. Sobertp ira Sc
Grosie eller Gbas. 81. aaoing ira
@atertopn bar foaet Den oemofrati-
tie Domination til @eneralaopofot.
Oct laber til, at Senrp arumrep ira
Glpmoutb er nomineret til Statsfas-
ierer al Hepublifauerne oper Senrp
Sobnion ira Wnoiion, og Walter s.
Omen fra Waiben Hocf bar faoet Den
repubIifonife Domination til Gene.
rulabpofat.
SDao &ongresnominationerne an.
eaar, er lloialoet peb Heoifripningen
beraf enomu noget paa oct upisie.
Oct er bog Ell aieiort Sag, at auu-
gresmonb Sobn q. Gid er Jiennomi.
neret oper anoren $. 9abI / ippenoe
9iitrift, og Sames u. 8rear bar mn.
Iigens iaaet Hominationen / 10be Si.
thrift, ifisnt ogioa De andre aanbioa.
ter Sngram, 8ilbertion os 5pes-
ME, piier ~betpoelig Stprfe. aon-
sresmanb Berger err giennomineret |
Ste Siitrift iom Socialtiternes San.
bioat. aongresmano Sobn 80. 9el-
ion er siennomineret / 3bie 9iitrift
og Srpine 6. 2enroot / lite. Cen.
roots o~emofrotiife Wobfanoioat err
Senrp u. Sobnion, hyperion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-06

bOrtiGttss paa sioe 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-06

GrimRrualget / California bier
bIanot anbet bet l1bialb, at 2ooie-
belt. Sobnion Eartiei iaar Wasten /
Den aonpentioh. iom ifal beitaa al De
nominereoe observation-disclosures.
2ette er igien ershetgbeHSe meS. at
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skillet Creek.

The Old Bachelors held meeting
with w. A. Toole and had such a good
time trey voted to meet with him
again.
Norma and Don Hamburg and
Milton Marquardt were on the sick
list but all are better now.
Henry Bittrich has built new
chicken coop and Nippert Bros. are
remodeling their home and putting
in manyiconveniences.
Willis Ryan and A. Smith have in
stalled lights, heat and water.
The family of VIM. Wichern were
sick with the grip.
Ethel Rodwell was on the sick list
but is better
A great many attended the Agri-
cultural school in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. g. Marriott spent a
day at Pansy Heights.
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April Is, 1905. She leaves a husband
and three daughters, Mabel, Mildred
and Gladys. Bernice died some years
ago. She also leaves an only sister,
Mrs. MauGe Stone Brussst of Mil
waukee, an aged mother.in-law,
number of brothers and sisters in-law,
two aunts, Mrs. George Buell. and Mrs.
a. A Smith, and host of friends and
neigh bors. Mrs. Griffin was faith
full member of the Methodist Episcopal
church, Eastern Star and Royal
Neighbors lodges.
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Bethel

George Nash ST., who had ar
operation last week, is improving
very nicely. The nurse is still caring
for him.
Dargel Bros. finished up the cloves
hulIing in this vicinity the psst week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elleaser Pearson and
grandma Pearson were visiting at
George Stoves Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Messing who has been
spending several days with her sisters
in Mortimer Valley returned home
Saturday.
Maurice Moon is having quite q
severe attack of the jaundice.
Fred Feivor is going around with
one shoe off and one shoe on because
of lame foot
Mrs. Weidman, George Stowe AND
daughters and U. s. Ballinger and
father were Reedsburg callers Satur.
day.
The Telephone line men have been
repairing the lire along the valley
also adding some new line the past
week.
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der them. But that much was due to
George for his generosity. Later in
the day he-George-might inform his
Observation-Disclosures that the coup
hadn't been a total fzzle. They had
already packed away in suit-cases
something like two hundred thousand
dollars in bills of all denominations,
TELL that dear brother of mine to
charge it to our account. 1t will be
less than the interest upon million
in ten years. To you, my boy, I add:
Fortune favors the brave!"
George" said Mortimer, "you will
not mind if I forage round in the
kitchen? A bottle of beer and bit
Of cheese would go handy. It's almost
my breakfast time"
<.7Iess- YOUR heart. helG Yourself :.
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Alvin Young of Sidney, North
Dakota, is here TO spend the winter
with his mother, Mrs. A. N. Young,
Center street.
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Thursday


Miss Margaret Hughes of Portage
was caller here today.
Miss Elsie Anacker of Portage was
calling on friends here yesterday.
Dr.. Clark returned to his Office this
morning after a few days illness with
the gripp.
Mrs. L. A. Hampton returned from
Wyeville today where she has been
visiting for a few days.
F. Daniels of Reedsburg arrived
here this morning He will spend
sometime visiting relatives in this
city.
Charles burlington went to Kendall
this morning where he will spend
some time visiting at the home of hi
son, Roy.
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welded ON WEDNESDAY
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Last evening at 1880 O'Clock, Albert
Sells and Miss Bessie Kluetzman
were married in the presence of about
sixty guests at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man KIuesman, Rev. FL. p. Jordon,
officiating. The couple was attended
by Harry Kluelzman and Lena Sells.
The young couple will make their
home near Magnolia, this f.
Those from out of town who at
tended were Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Woodstock, Magnolia; Mr. and Mrs.
William Kleutzman, Reeseville; Her
man Kluetzman, MIDDLETON; Mrs.
August Kluetzman, Waterloo; Lille
Kluetzman, Evansville; Lena Kluetz-
man, Madison; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sells, North Freedom.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-26

Alvin Young of Sidney, North
Dakota, is here TO spend the winter
with his mother, Mrs. A. N. Young
Center street.
! Rev. and Mrs. d. g. Palmetto were
the guests of Rev. and Mrs. E. p. Hall
yesterday. Rev. Palmetto is the field
agent for Lawrence college.
Miss Ruth Apker returned from La
Crosse this morning where she has
been visiting at the home Of Gladys
Marshall for the past few weeks.
Rev. G. y. Mayhem went to Madi-
son this morning where he will attend
the meeting of the Association Board
of the Madison Baptist Association.
The announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Harriet STATE Of
Portage and John Doyle Of Madison.
The wedding occurred on Thanksgiv-
ing day. Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle will
make their home in Madison. -Madi-
on Journal.
Before paying money to strangers
be sure they are authorized to col.
lect and also be sure some needy
cause in Baraboo is not just
as worthy. Complaint has been
made in many quarters recently
of The operations Of solicitors for al
legged childTen's homes and similar or
CARNATIONS. Several women have
been calling at Madison residences and
business places asking for money to
aid particular charities of the kind
named. One man, who was familiar
with the subject of children's homes,
took more than ordinary interest in
the prosecptus Of the "home" and |
found in it no authority for the COL |
lection of funds by private means such
as the woman caller was using, norl
was the institution itself known as
proper object of charity by strangers
now in position TO know the facts.
Some of these unauthorized solicitors
find their way into the office of the
state board Of control in the Washing
ton building, not knowing that this
board has supervision over state char
table institutions and is familiar with |
the genuine and the fake homes
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out turning his head or letting his
eye Waver, keep him back. Thanks. "
George stepped over the threshold.
"Now gentlemen, / shall shoot the
first man who makes a movement"
And Ryanne, who knew something
about George, saw that he meant just
what he said. Steady, every one, -
he said. my friend George here can't
shoot, but that kind of a man is dead
lest with a pistol. I surrender"
The brother was struggling. '"The
telephone! The telephone! demand
to call the police. This is accessory
to the fact l tell you, let me go!"
''Mr. WadswOrth," replied George,
''if you do not be still and let me run
this affair, I'll throw the pistols to the
floor and your brother and his friends
may do as they bally please Now,
step back and be quiet. stop!" to Ry-
anne, whose hand was reaching cut
toward the table.
Don't shoot, PerciyaI; I want only
a final glass of wine" Ryanne calmly
took the slender stem of the glass be-
tween his fingers, lifted it and drank.
He set it down empty. From his out
side pocket he drew a handkerchief
and delicately dried his lips. He
alone of his confederates had life. 1t
was because he alone understood
Prison wasn't staring him in the face
just yet. "Well Arthur, old top how
goes it? Nearly got your money-bags,
didn't we? And we surely would have
but for this delicious vintage"
Damn you and your wine!" roared
the Major. shaking with rage. This
adventure had been no joke to him, no
craving for excitement. He wanted
the gold, the gold. With what would
have been his share he could have
gambIed at Monte Carlo and Ostend
till the end of his days. For the first
time ne saw long, black bars of iron
running up and down window. And
all for a'bottle of wine!,
Damn away, old SPORT" Rganne
reached for the bottle and filed his
glass again. ''PercWal, I'm blamed
sorry about that olive-tree Of yours. :
He waved his hand toward the bags.
'You can see that my intentions in
regard to refunding that hundred
pounds were strictly honorable. Now,
what's on the ticket?"
Il suppose your luggage is outside
I'm the automobiles?
"Right-O!"
''Well, need not explain my rea-
sons; you will understand them; but
I am going to give you all two hours
time. Then shall notify the police.
You will have to take your chance
after that time.'
The circling faces frightened per-
ceptfbly. Two hours-that would car
ny them far into Jersey.
accepted with thanks said Ry-
anne.
"I refuse to permit It'll" yelled the
brother. mir. Jones, you will rue this
nights work. I shall see that the law
looks into your actions. This is fell
ony. I demand to be allowed to tele-
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md George turned to Fortune.


And George turned to Fortune.
"Ah," she cried, Selling his hands,
you will not think i'll of me?"
And for what?' astonished.
FOR not speaking to my mother.
Oh, | Just couldn't; just couldn't!
When | thought of all the neglect,
all the indifference, the loneliness. l
couldn't! It was horribly unnatural
and cruel!"
i understand, heart of mine. Say
no more about it." And he put his
two hands against her cheeks and
kissed her. Never shall you be lone
ly again, for I am going to be all
things to you. Poor heart! Just think
that all that has passed has been
only a bad dream, and that it's clear
sunshiny morning; eh?" He held her
CT ways and then swept her into
his arms as he had done on board the
ship, roughly and mastery. "And
there's that old rug! Talk about
magic carpets! There never was one
just like this. But for it I shouldn't
even have known you. And, by Jove!
when the minister comes this after
noon
''This afternoon!"
Exactly! When he comes, you and
| are going to stand upon that beau
tiful, friendly old rug, and both Of us
are going to be Whisked right away
into Eden.'
"Please!"
Silence.
"How brave you are!"
81? Oh, pshaw!"
would you have shot one Of
them?'
Girl, your Percival Algernon
couldn't have hit the broad side of a
earn" He laughed joyously.
81 knew it. And that is why I call
you brave
And when the pale gold of winter
dawn filed the room, it found them,
hand in hand, staring down at the
ole Yhiordes, the magic old Yhfordes
from Bagdad.
THE END.
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Move On Now!

says a policeman to q street crowd,
and whacEs heads fit don't. "Move
on now, " says the big, harsh mineral
pills to bowel congestion and suffering
follows. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
don't 0ulIdoza the bowels. They
gently persuade them TO right action,
and health follows. 25c ct Fisher
Bros. ADVERTISEMENT
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-26
Election Of Officers.

Last evening in their lodge rooms in.
the Masonic temple, Baraboo Lodge
No. 81 F. & A. M. elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
w. M,-Dr F. P Ellis.
s. Walter Wilcox.
j. W.-Frank r. Wichern.
TFeas,-J. Van Ordan.
Sec.-Henry Koppke.
Trustee-H. L. Halsted.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-26
Death at IrOntOn.

Mrs. William w. Griffin, who died
at Ironton few days ego, was born
at West Bay City. Michigan, February
%, 1874, and afterwards resided in
Texas, Missouri, Iowa and Washing
ton. For the past q years she resided
at Cazenovia, Walton and Ironton.
She was married to William Griffin
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-26

gRYEAK STOMACH is strength,
w ened and toned by Hoods Sar.
saparilla, - the medicine that cures
dyspepsia and POOR APPETITE.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-26
cOpSTizht 1911 By Bobbs-Merriu Company
CHAPTER XXI.
The End of the ps,zzla-

The End of the Puzzle.
The elder brother tried to push past
George, but old Mortimer caught him
by tine shoulders and dragged him
back.
"Let me go?'' he cried, his voice ma
sal and high. 'cDo you hear. NE? Let
me go!"
"Mr Mortimer" said George, with
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
Salt Lake Statistics
IBirthS.

|iul Andrews. 1925 South Tenth East,
tlrt John Cardwcll, 1912 Second ave
Y girl,
,tniel George Deyi, 1925 Eighth East.
larles e. Peterson, 225 Euclid ave-
boy.
j. Campbell, L. n. 5. hospital boy.
siah Lees. 65i West Fourth North
seph Strass Peer2. 6 Peery apart
ts. girl.
iton A. Armes. @49 West Fifth
h, boy.
A)bert Mack Sterling. iSS West South
lpIe, boy,
ward Il. Miller. 2G26 South Ninth
: boy,
isust Espenschoid. rear 1i7 East
h South, girl
A. Henderson. 900 West Seventh
q. Petit. 676 West First North
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
Food Bureau Meets Today.

Members OF the state dairy and food
bureau will meet In the office OF Com
missioner Willard Hansen this afternoon
TO pass upon the biennial report of the
missioner Hansen under the direction Of
the bureau. If the report is accepted
IL will probably be submitted TO Governor
SpTy next week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
Sanitation in Tintic.

Inspector Jordan Of the state board Of
health has returned TO Salt Lake after
an inspection trip I'M the rlntIc district
Eureka, Mammoth and Silver City He
reports that residents OF that section are
interested in the efforts OF the board to
bring about sanitary conditions and are
cooperating with local officials towards
that end