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Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
THE CAUSE OF RHEUMATISM

stomach trouble. lazy liver. and deranged kidneys are the cause of rheumatism Get your stomach. liver. kidneys and bowels in healthy con dition by taking Electric Bitters, and you will not be troubled with the pains of rheumatism. Charles E Allen. school principal. of Sylvania. Ga, who suffered indescribable tor ture from rheumatism, liver and stomach trouble and diseased kid neys, writes: All remedies failed until used Electric Bitters, but four bottles of this wonderful remedy cured me completely" Maybe your rheumatic pains come from stomach liver and kidney, troubles Electric Bitters will give you prompt relief soc and $l00 Recommended by all druggists -t Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26

SEE THE NEW NECkWEAR Most every style that you could wish is shown hereditary new effects in low collars-stocks. jabots, guimps and frills. The materials used are net. lace, fancy voile and embroidery Never in the history of this store have we seen prettier or more complete line. The price range is broad and you'll find just what you want here.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26

Genuine White F'laXon, with name on selVage-40 inches wide. and sells everywhere for 35c yard. Note our price.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
QUICK NEARN FRS.

MT Young-My little girl is nearly 2 years old and hasn't learned to talk yet
 Mir. Peck-Dont let that worry you. My wife says she didn't learn to talk until she was nearly 3. and now
 But MT. Peck's voice at this point was choked with sobs.-Stray Stories.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
Cause of It All
FROM FL PASO-W. R. Jennings

FROM FL PASO-W R. Jennings. the popular travelling agent of the Fl Paso Sash and Door company arrived in Phoenix last night from the pass city. MT Jennings is now a Phoenix land owner and feels more than a friendly interest in Phoenix. other than that coming to him because of the in creasing business he is getting in this territory.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
DRY CANALS-The canals on [

DRY CANALS-The canals on the north side are dry. They have been in that condition since yesterday morn ing. And the reason is that the recla- nation service is putting in a connec- tion for the Arizona Falls power plant. The spillway will be ready today or tomorrow and water will be running very soon thereafter.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
DELAWARE IS THE SCENE
 Continued from Page One)

as it f,oatcd down stream and drift ed safely into a lumber ward.
 By climbing into tree, Rev. Flu gene Bush rescued two babies and several adults. The minister fastened himself to d tree and threw ropes to Il man who with several women and children was being carried down stream on house, and all were hauled ashore.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
FINDS PHOENIX BEST

Emma Smith. the leading lady Of tthc Blind Boon opera Co, is now taking a course at the Arizona Schoo of Music This speaks well for Phoe- nix after Miss smith has journeYod all over the continent. She express es a desire to make some investments here before leaving
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-02
MISSES BLACKWELL AND COMBS WRITE
ENTERTA|N|NGLY Of YELLOWSTONE
wonders National Park Form Theme For Interesting Descriptive Story Educational Fea
lures Of Great Playground Not Overlooked Young Ladies' in This Graphic Maria
tive; Have Very Pleasant Visit TO the Land the Famous Gses

mainly of wealthy maiden ladies, the
most conspicuous of them being a
lady about so years of age and wear
ing her hair in corkscrew curls down
her back and dressed in a tight-fit-
ting, old-fashioned regalia. She
caused quite a commotion among the
dudes" who had kodaks, and several
snapshots We're taken when one of the
boys sat down beside her and gave
us an excuse to secure a front and
back view. Another of our party was
a botanist from some eastern college,
who persisted in climbing out of the
coach to pluck a flower of every kind,
color and description and then hav-
ing to run to catch up as our col
lege-driver was not specializing in
botany.
The park offers a large field for
this research as nearly every variety
of mountain flower can be found
there. The fringed Gentian, the park
flower predominating. Others in our
party were seven jolly girls, and a
gentleman and his wife from Salt
Lake City, two gentlemen and lady
from Chicago, a gentleman and his
wife and two daughters from Wash
ington, two girls from Wisconsin.
four boys from Iowa and two from
New York, delightful lady, her
mother and little son in our coach
were from Honolulu. one lady from
London and two very prim maids
from Boston. OF course there al
ways should be someone along to do
the fault-finding act so these two
danes held undisputed sway. We
met two lovely girls, twins, from Ev-
ansville. Ind. and we registered at
each camp as a party of four. At
noon we stopped at Gibbon lunch sta
tion in the heart of Gibbon canon,
and were delighted to meet Richmond
Gex a local boy, now driving in the
park, and to be informed that he
would continue the trip with us, his
coaching party having entered at Gar
diner. We also met Miss Lapham
and her mother at this camp, very re-
luctantly leaving the park. 1t SEEM
ed good to see home folks on our
very first day. About two hours
were spent here eating lunch and talk
ing pictures of the many black and
cinnamon bears. Some being so
tame one could go up and touch them
providing the courage was not lack
ing. Our afternoons journey took
US thiouSu the io"el anu Ahiu"oS
geyser basins to the worldfamous up
per geyser basin. On this drive we
saw the Fountain geyser and the
famous Mammoth Paint Pot, resemb-
ling, as their name implies. great pots
of thick, delicately-tinted, boiling
paint. In the midway basin is the
crater of the Excelsior geyser, once
the largest geyser in the world, but
which has been inactive for years;
also Prismatic lake. an immense hot
spring, 400 feet long by $50 feet
wide This is the largest and most
beautiful hot spring in the park.
shading from deep blue in the center
to a beautiful green, then to yellow
and rich orange and the formation
on the extreme edge is of the deep
est crimson. The colors are reflect
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-02

Combs, the two popular Mesa County
girls, the former of Grand junction
and the latter of Fruita. who visited
the Yellowstone National park as the
guests of The Daily Sentinel. have
written most entertaining and in
structive story concerning their great
trip. The young ladies returned from
the park several days ago.
The story is as follows:
When We boarded THE Yellow
stone Special" at Salt Lake City on
the evening of July 20, we knew we
were going to have a grand good
time and after We had fairly started
with every turn of the car wheels we
became more and more certain of it.
We We're escorted to our Pullman and
then to seats on the observation car
by 'Wylie representative" from the
Salt Lake office. Ii was a crowded
train but everyone seemed happy and
as one passenger remarked, most
every one seems to be going the Wy
lie way"
Next morning, bright and early we
arrived at Yellowstone, Mont, and
were met at the pretty little stone de-
pot by another Wylie representative.
There were about $50 in our party
and after brisk fifteen minute drive
in large and comfortable two and
four-horse coaches, through a beauti-
ful pine forest called Christmas Tree
Park, we got our first impression of
Wylie permanent camp, at River
side. This camp, situated on the
bank Of the Madison river, is like all
OF the Wylie camps, neat littl tent
village, consisting of office. large din
ing tent and numerous two and four
compartment tents, presided over by
a matron and camp manager. We
found the employees of the company
all during the trip. TO be very pleas
ant and accommodating. The office
girls, dining room girls, camp boys
and drivers were mostly college stu
dents.
At this camp We registered, check
ed our extra baggage and after a de-
licious breakfast the coaches were
driven up to the stile and we en-
barked on series of experiences,
known as "Wwlie Dude Touring
Yellowstone Park"
At the beginning of the morning
drive we passed a soldiers station.
These troopers are stationed through
out the reservation to enforce park
rules. We followed the Madison riv-
er for several miles before coming to
the junction of the Firehole and Glib
bon rivers. This point is called the
birthplace of the National park idea.
It was here that the Washburn ex-
pedition camped one night in the
fall Of 1870, after a month of explor-
alton, and a certain member of the
party. Judge Cornelius Hedges, sug-
gested the setting aside of this won
derland of nature as a national park.
great deal of time on the first
pct OF our journey was spent in get
ting acquainted with our party. Sew
eral states and countries We're repre-
sented, California taking the lead
with twenty-three from Santa Bar
bara. This. private party consisted
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-02

You are going to exchange a lot
of cards when you are attending the
Knights Templars conclave in Dem
yer. Most of the knights are going
to have their individual cards print
ed on stock embossed with the de-
sign or insignia of this oorder. We
have several designs and can print
your cards right here. See our sam
pies. The Daily Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-02

The young ladies representing The
Sentinel had the pleasure of meeting
A. w. Miles, president of the Wyle
Permanent Camping company. He
showed us many courtesies and our
meeting and visit with him was one
of the most pleasant incidents of the
trip.
The Wylie Permanent Camping
company is a great institution and
their itineries could not be excelled.
Their accommodations for their
guests could not be more satisfactory.
The Wylie Way is certainly the ideal
way to see the greatest of all the Ma
tional parks.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-02

The one chance of year to get
hundred calling cards for half price
The Sentinels yearly 30-day card sale
Is now on and closes August 2. The
bargain price is 100 cards for SOC.
7-29-tf
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-02

There's scarcity Of Binder Twine
this yeer---better get your order IN
early at McCary's.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
Gbieaeos Wabriaeer.
GhicooD. V0. IL 9]Poi

= @m Mpntag peroen ipeit>re acbt
9tnflagen gegen Mitglieber bes fog.
MobrlGger gfings bon 6 bieag o..
ST., eripartet, uno nabrfdeinlid ioirb
bei bieIer @elegenbeit s. 9. 9ertf6e.
Der Sen Mabrldgern angeblih politi@
Ihe proteftion beforgt bat, berboftet
iperoen. Mnbere Wlitglteber oes
nHings", eegen oie Qnflage erbo6cn
miro, iinb Salnes 8. Gpan, aliasprof.
CHARLES s. Crane, Der 5rau Sope 8.
Mcgloopuep bon Ga GrofIe, Mis., um
$4,000 bef6tpinoelt boben foll, fopis
Carlos Sc Mlponoros, gbtporo 9drt=
IeD, sSrant g. 9nan, Mm. Stone uno
Oabio &. 3oB. Milliam Neff, ou6
unter Dem 9}amen prof. Watlton unp
grof. Mdntell befanqt, 1T beretts ber~
baftet uno ipirb ben Grobeef9toorenen
Montaq por9efii6rt perben.
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1ertetoiatt,sa bon &isNem.
ftdOttm.
Moflinaton. .. g.. 1s. M}ai,

- ariegsfefretGr garriion bat om
@orntag in Wafbington, 3. g.,
cine grfldrung DerOffentlidt, Die Sic
8erteibignng bon 6ofenitdbten geaen
einen ettpaigen 2anoangriff bebonoelt.
Der ariegsiefretdr fiibrt aus, bah bic
peitfraaenben GeIdiiBe, Die iid in ber@
artisen Stdoten befinOen. ein3ia unb
oleir ben 3iped baben. aEgreifenoen
9dlodti6iffe ob5upebren. ni6t cher
cine feinblide Mrmee, Die einen Mnz
drift bonn Qanb Gus unternimmt. Wie
.bie I'M Sabre 1909 BEL Bottom oboe=
baltenen Mon0ber betpielen bdtten,
fins gu elmer ipirffamen 9lbpebruna
elmer 2onbormee Snfanterie unb tleiz
mere @efdiiBe nDtig. unb bns 8riees-
Department gebe baber ernitlid nit
Der 9lbiidt I'M, iolde fleirfalibrigen
gef6ibe, sic na9 allen Ridtungen ee=
brebt tperben fOnnen, in befeitieten
6afenitGoten an3ubringen, fie gegebez
nenfous bonn 9onb aus Gngegriffen
,fperoen f11nen. Gebr ipihtig lei ond,
10 fiibrt SER. @arrifon aus, cine gez
niiaenbe Mnsrbl bon Snfanterie, bic
am 5iredmdBigiten bon Der Mlili3 ee@
npnmen tpernen tonne.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
arisonas eamobia interset1.
net.
9Rboenir, glri3., 16. Waoi.

- @ouberneur 6unt ll.tter5e.9nete
am ssreitag bos neue 2dnb9efeB Nrie
apnas, pelhes Qlusldnbern, gon5
aleidb. DO lie Der faufaiif6en pber Der
monaoliiden Raife angebOren, perbiez
tel. innerbalb bes Stdotes 2anb gu
beiiben,, es lei osnn, baB tie Die Qbs
iidt ausgeiprohen baben. omeritoni@
idegiiraer al iperDen. 9as GeieB berz
hinoert bemnod nidt nur, baB Qiia=
ten, Die nicbt 8iirger iperben fOnnen,
fonbern audi 8ablreide Meritaner, Die
in 9(risDna leben unb meritanif9e I'M
tertousn qebliebsn finb. 9runobeiiB err
tperben. SIN ssnterefie berienigenMeri=
faner, Die 2ano in 4riaona befiBen,
ipuroe ein ensrsiiher 8eriu9 gemadt,
Die Bill 10 suamsnoierer, bob nur
g(uslGnoer, Die oas amerifanifhegiir@
cerreht niht eriperben f5ilnen. bon
ibr betroffen iperben. bod bransen Die
Serfehter bie{er 0niidt nidt burd.
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Ser Spin,nltt) u,,.agsI.
Seattle. Wafh.. 16. W2ai.


sSomes q. 3oliton, etl 70 Sebre
otter damn, Ser in 9 ort[oab unz
ter Der Mnfloae bes Spiumi9muggels
perbaftet tpOroen ipar, fagte in Der
8erbonOlung aug, bab Der Opium
6onhel on Der gan3en norhipeftli6en
8iiite oeS po5tfiidhen S3eonS ipitemaz
tiIh unb inter Mitfpifen her 3ollbe<
-omten betrteben tperoe. Galiton CAB
feline etgene Sdule unnmtpunoen gu,
entldItete dber ieinen Wttdngeflagten
G6a,lie 2ouis, einen gbineien. ST be-
bouptete ferner, bob ollie Manipulo=
tionen bes ySpiumtruits" tpie er i'm
nonnte, bon elmer gebeinlnisbollen
per1onlt9feit geleitet ipur6eil, Die iid
Senrp Mellman nonnte uno i'm giep
Oorf 8lod cine Office bate Wellz
man Toll audi fir Die dnge5liden Be-
IteGungen Der 3ollbeamten perants
pprt[ih oeipeIen fem.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
Grieasbeksr bsrnrteiIt.
Wofhinaton, 9. g., Is. Mai.

Waihington, .. s., Is. Wtdt.
- @elegentli6 Ser CUR SSeier bes
pier5ebnten Sabrestogs ser erften
6doser syriebensfonferen5 BON Der
Wofbington : Srieoensgefeafhoft abb
gebcltenen @iBung berurteilteStdatsz
iefretGr 8rnon am Sonntag in ffar@
fen Morten Sen gotrioti5mus, Der
arieg berauf3ubeidnDren iude, UNI
aus Dem 8au BON pan3erplatten unb
8rieasI6iffen @epinn 81 crSielen, uno
ftellte biejenieen 3eitungsn on ben
Granger, Die rieiise fenniationelle 81
tel b.d6ten, sic nidt INNER nit Der
@abr6eit ouf eutem SUB fteben. Der
5tootsiefretdr fprod OielleberSeugung
ous, oab Sic Melt bolb einEeben tper@
Sc, bos 8riee nidt I'm sSntereiie oller,
fonhern Ginger tpenigen lei, unb bob
GdriebsgeridtspertrGge 5iuifhen ollen
gatinnen obaeidlofen nerOen ipiiroen.
Die Sic Mobrffeinlichfeit oes Nus
bruhs BON 8riegen auf Elm Mininum
beIffGnfen ipiiroen.
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54l

Chicago @ei8en: $50. barter 901s
99e. So 3 roter 1.05-1.06. @lais:
$50. 56Ac Safer: glo. 3 merger
37A -38e. @erlte: 48-67c. 8lmo'
fiji: 2.S5-3.65. aleelamen: 1000
21.00. Seu: Simctbp 13.5O-f8.00.
grairie, 8.00-15.00 Butter: Grednts
erh 25-261ac. Gier: 1872 1876.
I4drtoffelu: cSn 8agenldbungen 40
SOC. @efliieel: 6ilbner 1916; Sprtn9
1916. 9finDDieb: @eebes 7.10-9. 90;
0iihe rr,b Seifers 3.95-8.00; Stoders
unS sseebers 5.85-7. 90. SGtDeit1e:
G5emiSd,te 8. 30-8.621a. Sdjafe: $50
100. 2dmmer: 6.50-8.70.
NGilmaufee. -@ei5en: So 2 glortbern
9O-93hc. G5erite: gle&gm 62-66c.
Oaois: SO. 3 57-57Ac. Safer: Stan'
Soro 381a Establishment: 1881
Il 29A. ge6l: &atent IN Saliern
a 95-5. 10. Sen: Sinot6p 100
* 20 gdtpeine: @emiidte S.25-S45.
0}iubpieh. geef@Stiere 6.75-8.60.
edofe 4OO-6.50. 2dmnler. 5.25-
Q co gutter: Greamerb ertra CSC;
9airp foncb 26c. gier: Srilde 16a-
lie. adle:: SuIl Cream iii hc;
8rid 1O-13c; Slmbnr9er 12-14c;
ct. eouis. - @ei5en: go. 2 barter
9O-921ac; go 2 roter 9S-1.03.
WPoig. go. 2 tueiBer 60-601ac. 9linbz
nieb. gcefeStiere 575-90O; Gtoders
IND EeeDers 5.25-8.0O; Sdtueine,
5dltpere S.45-8.60 Gdafe: 800
6.75. 2dntmer: 7.00-8.25.
0anias Gitb. @ei5en: go. 2 Barter
S5-89 15e; go. 2 roter 90 97c. gPais:
go. nemiic6ter 571a-57Ac. gfinbs
pief: geefe Stiere 7.25-S.65; Gtoders
ur6 5Sceoers 615-S.f5. Sdliueine
@nlf S.35-S.45. Gdlafe: 4.0O-6.50.
g2inneapulis. yseisen: go. gort6s
ern 90-91 1sc; SO. NortGern S.
69Ac.
Snlutb. Eeisen: SO. / 9aort6ern
$3.50; 20. ? 9ioriGeru 87s4 -S77sc.
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gSa8ner Geitr III 9sbifaoel.
pbta.
PHILADELPHIA. II. Maai.

Ser iebt borliegenben alleroings
mod nidt gana pollitGnbisen Nbre9s
nung iiber Die Wasner=Geier Der Der.
einigten SGnger BON philadelphia
mad, tpirb biele benz llnteritiibungs=
sSonbs fir bic Seimgeludten i'm Mits
feltpeiten nebeau $4,000 8ufiibrsn.
Nabe3u 5000 gerfonen baben bds
WagnerfeftzGon5ert beiu9t.
pa fie fat ausf6lieBtid) BEN
Dentidtum an3ebOrten, 1T 6as getpiB
Elm erfreuli9er 8eipeis bes SntereHe5,
ipel9es Die Mdenerfeier berborgerufs.l
bat. Gin Brief Der 9eutfhen bon
0amilton. Sbio, fdilberte ben ungez
6euren S9afen, Der bur6 Die Slut
baFelbft angeridtet 1T, uno erfu9te
I'm 9iIfe.
Der YrGfbent Der 8ereiuigune tpirb
fi9 nit benz 8riefe gum Mab1r begs=
ben unb i'm erfuden, Bel 8erteiluns
Der 2iebesgaben Der 19tper bcimseiu9~
ten Seutf9en bon 9amilton 81 gebeaz
fen.
Die l1nfoiten Der WdgnersJeter be-
liefen 1i6 duf iiber $1,000.
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@aHcr ein8elaHem.
9Banamo, 18. D2o;.

Die Maifer bes pa5ifiiaen
03eons tpuroen am 5onntag in ber
ganamdfanal gelafen. Ser 5iibli9
ron ben Nliroflores : @6leufen Be-
finoli6e Damn tpurbe bur6 cine Ga
bung Dpn 32,750 pfunb 9bnamit gez
fprengt, unb bas Woifer in einen gros
Zen Sell bes gefpaltigen 8anols bia-
eingelaffen. Die Sprengung NOR in
jeber Meife erfolgreih. Sn Der 9toot
Banana b0rte ft9 Ser Small tpie
elm Grbbeben an, bic gr19itterun9
fonnte beutli4 pobrgenommen per=
ben.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
2etd,mant ioemtittsiert.
9ulutb, N3inn., 10, Moi.

- Die Qeide oes am Somstog bon
cSunoen am Seeufer in Suli t +,
Minn., entDedten unbefannten Wanz
nes nurbe am Counting als Die BON q.
.. 9(bel1on ibentift3iert, Der Dor bier
Mlpnaten auf mDiteri0ie Weiie per=
fhtprnben NOR. Sin 0erbreGen fdeint
borarlieeen, bod bat Die poli5ei mod
nidi ben gerinaften 9lnbaltspuntt gez
funnen, Ser onf Die Spur Der gerbrez
der fiibren fDnnte.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
Gin ,,apafSenoer s6ers.
Wa1binqton, o. g., II. Moi.

QDu1DlH9IDH, p. q, II. UlUl.
9eteftibs bes 8unbesgebeimhienz
ites bemiibten iid felt fiinf yWo6en
tper einmnl um Wlitterz
naAt 5rdulein Settle Milfon, cine Der
S0Ddter oes Brdiibenten, telepboniid
onrisf; iie hoben iebt berousgefunben,
oaB Ser Wiifetdter Elm iiherniitieer
poge bes ReprdIentantenbaufes NOR,
Ser iid feitber Bel feinen Gltern in
Seras in @i9erbeit gebra6t bat, nnb
nid6t nehr gu erei6en 1T.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
Gntf0ieoemes @ememti.
g1ofhindtoll. IL. glln

9rGfibent WiIfon bate am
Gomstogno9mtttag. ben er iilh fOnil
BON @eIdGften fret5ubalten pfle9t, III
8eiBen 6ouie cine Slpeieinbalt@
ftiinoige &pnferen5 nit Staatstefretdr
8rpon, in Der ouBer Ser iapanlidzco@
liforniI6en &ontroberIe cine Reibe Bis
ieBt 3uriid9eItellter Srdgen er0rte.t
iuur0en. Wlon eripartet, bob I'M Mnz
f6luB an bteIe &onferen3 am Wontog
Sem Senot berfhiebene @rnennungen
fir biplonlattlde 9oiten I'm Muslaro
suge6en iperoen; febr entidieoen miro
fomobl bpm prGIibenten ipie Dom
GtaotsIetretGr bementiert. baB ireenaS
!pel9e 1lnteriu6ung 9egen oen eegeRs
pGrtieen ameritmiichen 8otfdaTIer i;
W2erifo. $. 8. MilIon, i'm @enee fei,
unb be0auert, bdB @eriidte bieler Dirt
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9rm6er pertu a brtt, iId).
92elp 2lprf. II. N2ni.


Der QlGieb grinting Srobes
Council BON @r 81 Nen gort
erfldrt entfhie0en, es fei nt6t ri9tig,
boB biefer Nerbanb, ipie bon 2onbon
aug beribtet tpurOe, gegen Die grnetl%
1ung M.6. Bages gum amerifanif9en
9otldofter in2onbon Stelung geront=
men 6obe; ebenIo lei es unri6tig, ipenn
Der Qpnooner @erbanb, Der 9roteitbez
f9liiKe gegen goges Grnennung anges
rpnlnen bat, beboupte, bies auf cine
bon ben NetDYorfern an i'm ergangere
@nregung bin getdn 81 boben; ieoenz
faas babe fein perantfpprtli6es Mitz
aIieb bes NeipYorfer 8erbonbes irgenb
etpas berortiges ge16rieben.
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9semer 0rossfi betpilliat.
9DOfd11e, Wa1b.. Is. Wlo

SPUIUIIt, 9DuTV., 10. UIUl.
9luf @riu6en @eneralanipolt
WacRepnolbs' bot 8unbes=Di1triftsz
ri6ter 9ranf $. 9tubfin ON Sreitdg
in 9 ppfane, Mofb., einen Sc
ridtsbefe6l unter3eidnet, Ser benz
Minen@r @riinber4 Sc. Mit6ea. nell
der i6ulbig beFunoen mar, Die poit
All betriigerii6en 3neden miBbraudt
gu baben, etnen neuen prp5eB betpilz
bor ni9t LANCER 3eit bos 9efud UNI
einen neuen pro5eB obgelebnt.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
ltniperiitdt @iseonnn.
G6icaao, esa., Is. Moi.

grGfibent Charles SC. 8an 6ife
ben Der 1lniperiitGt bon Wtseoniin
fiinbiate an 5reitug gelegentlid zines
sSriih{fiiGs bes Glumnen Glubs Der
llniper5itGt in s biea9o, ST., on,
boB bic @riinbung zines Na6neiss
bureaus fir SfuOenten unb 9tlnmnen
ser S6ule geplant lei. Oas 8ureou
i'm iiber @tellungen 8u6 fii6ren, bic
ehemaliae Gtubenten, Die ieBt erfolg=
reid gsf6dftlid tGtig iino. gu Derge=
ben haben.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
ttnaitfseftdrttr Woro.
Duluth, Nainrh. II. W2oi.

- gtfpos auBerbalb bon . :
lut6, Minn., tpurbe ON Samstag in
einem @ebIi9 in Der Ndbe beg llferS
bes Supertor~Sees berfedt, Die bis
ur ltnfenntlidfeit entifelte 2ei6e zines
algenf6einli9 ben poblbdbenoen
8tafien angebDrenoen. ungefdbr brett
bigidbrigen Mannes arfgefunoen, Der
nod ni9t lange tot getpeIen fem muB;
anen Qln5eihen nod liegt Houbmorb
bpr, ba bic 2et6e Bis dlf Elm Poar feiz
bene @triirnpfe bollitdnOig entfleiOei
mar; Die 8eble besWailnes mar bur9z
f6nitten unb bas @eiidt, augenf6eina
li9 I'm Die Sbenttfifotion Der 2eide
unmDgIi6 3u MAIDEN, enttpeber nit Ell
ner Dirt fpeggebadt oOer Dur9 einen
itorfipirfenben Sprengitoff ipeggerifs
fen.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
ssnrHli6e So6seit.
Nptsoam. II. s14ni.

SIN Neuen guIais in Bots
B am fanb am Samstag Die 8ermGbz
lung oes grin5en 6einridh XXXIII.
bon 9euB nit SGrin3eiiin Vittori2
Margarete, elmer @ntelin BEG Yrirl3en
sSriebridb aarl ftutt; Die 0eutfde aais
Ierin Dertrat Die STEELE Ser 8rartmnts
ter, unb ieBte Der Prin5eiIin, bic biito-
ride grin5eHinnenfrone anf5 9dups.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
Ssieori8sre ssraNtratett.
Maf6inqton, ., g., Is. W}oi.
Die 3pifAenitaotli6e 6dnbels

WuTDlIHIDll, =. 2, 10. UtuI.
= Die 3nifdenftaatGide 6anoelsz
fommiliion entfdieb am sSreitaq in
SO a fbin9ton, DC, baB Die
Ssra6traten Der bon g}eiD Dorf unb
onberen Ditli6en BLnfien, opie BPM
Obto<5luffe aus nad W}ibblesboro,
&D., bertebrenben 8ohnen reou5iert
iperben miiiIen. Die 8omriiiton entz
f9teb, Bob bic gegenipdrtiqen Haten
na9 Mtbblesboro unqere6t bod i'm
8trqlei6 81 ben na6 9ennefee eelten@
ben Ieieu.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
sirbD IN citrate eenomm cit.
Sos Q(ngeles, gol., 16. Wioi.
Gipnrne G pirhh INN 0nn

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