Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-12-10

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which has reached this Office. The car
ran over an enbankment about two anC
one-half miles from LaValle and turned
over on its side The machine had
broken wind shield and a torn tor
while the driver escaped with scratch
on his hand. Help was summoned, the
machine was turned upon it wheels,
hauled into the road with a span OF
horses and driven to a neigbboring
town for REPAIRS The cause of the ac-
cident is not known
A fine line of Christmas cards ano
tags and greetings at Evenson g. ADV
For rent-10 room house, bath, cleo
trio lights, city water and cistern, fur
mace heated. Good barn and garden
on Eighth street. J. T. Bates & Son.
ADV.
Herbert Luebke of Greenfield I'm ler-
Went 2 serious operation at the Gem
City General hospital Monday morning.
George Malloy of Fairfield, who was
kicked by horse few days ago, is a
patient at the same institution.
Mr.. Kuntz, who has been employed
at Fargo, ND, is suffering with blood
poison in the left hand and is being
cared for at the hospital
Miss Freda Nicely, who underwent
an operation two weeks ago, left the
hospital Sunday and is getting along
nicely.
Visit Evenson's Christmas drug store
ADV.
At the state meeting of the Wiscon-
sin suffragists in Milwaukee number
of questions were thoroughly and ably
discussed, resolution by Mrs. Berger
creating sharp debate. Among those
on the program during the meeting was
Mrs. A. G. Ringing of Baraboo who
took for her subject why Catholic wo
men should have the vote. Among 9TH
err things she said:
"Catholic women, because of the fear
of their priests, do not look into the
matter for themselves. We are gov
erned bly, our priest, and we forget that
he is an individual, and that his opin-
ion is that of but one individual. Per-
haps one out of every five is not in fav-
or of suffrage, although many Catholic
priests are in favor of it..
"The objection to suffrage by priests
is the fear of disrupting the home. They
fear that if the women become too
much interested in other topics they
will be weaned away from home. Even
the high dignitary of Milwaukee has
too set ideas. was surprised that he
came back from Germany and express
ed himself as he did, after our grand
presidents wishes on the subject of
neutrality.
For rent-4 rooms on Park street.
Unfurnished. Good cellar and city
water. Price Sc. so per month. ]. T..
Bates & Son:-Adv.
Frank Kleinertz, $40 King street, La
Crosse, Wisconsin, has received from
his father, Julius Kleinertz, Dusseldorf,
Germany, copies of German newspapers
which say that Kaiser William is oppos-
ed to an air fleet dropping bombs on
England. There are said to be about
300 Zeppelines and each is capable OF
carrying about car load of explosives.
According to the newspapers more than
half of the reichstag voted for trial of
this plan but the Kaiser forbade it.
The German paper pictures him as not
DESTROYS of causing the great destruction
which would result.
Emperor William is said to have
promised the reichstag that ne would
allow the plan to be carried out when
all other methods had failed.
Count Zepalin, inventor of the
Zepplin dirgible, is said to have
begged permission to command
the entire feet of flying machines
against an objective which the Kaiser
would select.
julius Kleinertz wrote his son that he
was personally against any such plan OF
de ,truction in the event peace could
be brought about in another way.
He wrote that he believed the end OF
the war would come shortly after the
first of 1915, but did not give his rea
sons.
Visit Evenson's Christmas drug store.
ADV.