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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-19
FACT
Local Evidence.

Evidence that can be verified.
Fact is what we want.
Opinion is not enough.
Opinions differ.
Here's Baraboo fact.
You can test it.
G. r. Compton, engineer, LIS First
Ave-, Baraboo, Wis.,, says: Il have
used Doan's Kidney Pills for ten years
or more. | am on an engine much of
the time and the constant jolting affect
ed my kidneys. l had dull pains
through the small of my back and |
often noticed that the kidney secretions
were unnatural. I finally began taking
Doan's Kidney Pills and they gave me
prompt relief. Doan's Kidney Pills
cleared up the kidney secretions and
drove away the pain, making me feel
better in every way. know MANY
other railroad men who use Doan's Kid
ney Pills and they always speak OF
them in the highest terms. The public
recommendations I have given Doan's
Kidney Pills before were 0. < and you
may continue to use them. One couldn't
ask for more reliable kidney medicine
than Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30 cents
Foster-M ilburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other Advertisement.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-19

Something
in Portage

District Attorney Bogue has en ter
ed compla amt against eighs se'ealers
in Intoxicating liquor charging them
with furnishing William Riley, Jr.
minor, aged II, with Intoxicating
liquor. The preliminary hearings
will be divided in three courts, Justice
Kiefer, Justice Heidi and Court Com
missioner Dering. The complaints
are against r j. ichel, WIN.
O'MalIey, James 3lowey, Matt Eul-
berg, d. M. Grifey, the Epstein So
loon, Carol ST., Portage Hotel and ..
A. Smith. If sufficient evidence is
found the accused will be held 50 ans
wer in circuit court and on convic-
ton they are subject TO minimum
fine of $50 or q maximum fine OF $zOO.
"If saloon keepers complain 10 me IN
cases wheieminors havenaisEepresented
their age, prosecutions will be started
st once against those minors and they
will be brought into COURT" said Dis
trict Attorney Bozue.-Portage Reg-
lister.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-19
WestfieId.

Henry Grosskrueger, Henry Klipp,
and Herman Thies, all neighbors
east of Loganville, are hau ing lumber
from Reedaburg. Each one will build
finmoe dern house next summer.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-19

Miss Ella Hinrichs of Dellona, who
visited at the w. II. Hiunchs homs
in Baraboo, has returned.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-19

The following
letter was re-
ceived by The
Peruna Co., from
Rev. G.. w. Rob-
erts, r. r. 2, Box
81, Hartsell, Ala
bana, under date
of April 2, 1904,
which is exactly
nine years ago.
He says: 81 take
pleasure in in
forming you of
what your Pc
runa has done
for me af t e r
three years of
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13

9irid biz 9'atnailidimg ltnlerer glle"pug"v"
aoht6cile?~ ird8p bds yIaltidc Soiirnal "ep'9O'''
ulo id0rt Damn iort n4
llnere GiNn6ubncn ioacn mo meroen perpaul'.p'
mer0cn oardit aAiict 9demano 0en Das 1T mr. enc
atiirh6c Grimdhnq Ger 0ingc. Die &crltaatdnn8
bctct umcnic @ortbcile mo Der cine gladtbeIl oell
Sqrr An 8TaI9e 1grdiiocnt Der gidccn lopetn ilno
zauta 6eGchba6n 70 ebr iiirdet ilt oidl builallg.
az Qlaubt mo firdtct ndmlid ooB micr genmlIfes
giicnba0nipilcm pt @uuioe aeridtet meroen tonnie
0rm .gernidng nit Der @oliiif", bic cine @crltaat'
lidmq nit d bradtc qls % uHierc @iienbabncn lldl
nd)t Aon 0nat ia pom e6er an DER @olitit betbeligi
haien glls ob sic Gienba6n Scnatoren idt lon0t III
lnIercr natouolen 0eicege6na ben Eon onaeaeben bat
icul 9laHitcbcnou SAL oienc ais 8epie:
09aii6clu Stanco CraD, Der eiienba1n-S Don
Qennnlpanien iiorb plotG6. Ser @erluit Der @a1nen
,rar arof inl0 Griot mbtc raid beiAoft werocn User
orcn sic Griteu oic lid NIT ocr 9cicbma Der reiac'
ror0enen 5tcac 6eb0haieu? @iclcdt oas Golt2
Qeiuesfouy Coer Der eonpuneur2 Ad mo6cr oenn
cin eieuba6n 5cnator in0 cn Giicibobuqlnpolt tro-
IN, ,,iotuten ino troc prompt i6rc gSab yGalB 3l.
iallo1 IAN olib mod ser &rdiiocut her 8emiDlpana
@Icbobn bins. luO ser @lann ibrcr SSabl aiug gott
nmd.
Serr glipIen pciit olii Sic @oit als Gin marnenoeS
ercnpcl hn God es III c6r 8wciclbot % bic ltaot'
rde qyoit o0er sic pripae yar-Dor Gentra-gicnpaDn
oSer 0c Heu.Sop0 Giicnba5n cinen mddaeren politl'
ghcp GnhB beliben 1ic sagctelten Der Folt olrlen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13
S9cfanntmadjungen.


ghrcnn bcr StrahcnonrmOrnme-opmm
Nulttmcrc, Wlo.. .. Snni 1914.
Terlicdclte glaQcboie dorcllirt an ben Sparo
Of glmaros IN care Of Toe GIN Nealllet, mels
oeil bon Dem Staoi 9leaitraor Uls Nliihugdl,
0cu Ncb5cDnien Ena in Sunt l9l4 II u1r
GnrnlitldQe In icncm Vurcdlt, NdiDDdhs, cui'
QcQen gcuommcn iir 9tiocuirunA, Hduoliclls
cin6an uno Fiancrn Der iol9eno 9cnannlen
Girabeu init OiuRnsplalt unicr
Guntrntt glr. 1873.
90 guri 9lrno BON CorluD@ @nenue bis 3hr
n0rolfcu Siaoiareme; o,s
30. StraRe, bon @rcenmonni'Aocnue pls Alo
SraSiin Ecrraec, bon crccnmonut9Iocue bis
Clo gurf 60do; -,.
cnm6artOn.Slucuuc, bon Clo gorI Soao biz
Al. siraGc, BON SS gorf gioao bis eacrsae'
cscii.sSsanc bon %. eirobc his 422 SUB
nOro0lili6; ..,
30. siraRr, bon sails 9ioaO ois al3,aoSsnne
0imo 27l0O Gnoorai Daros.
llno iir &pcuiuma. linnoiieinbau nno
@ilaitcruna oer iolQenoeH SirQBen mil WnRs
AcpbGlt Omit Insndbmc 0euller Nue0s, ole
NIT piiriii3irien 8ieNeliieine nno anoeter oi,
iriii5irlcn ScQcllien Yllnlierun9 3u beleaen
iino. uic IN ben Gpc5iiiaioncn anaeiiibrD uns
6eniralt Gr. 1874.
Sairuicp.gIpenne, BON @ranilep Strabe hlS
@rantic9 .etra6c' bon couhor aucuuc bis
GSor@ouO eiraac, BON @omboian, 9Ioeme bis
6Qirpiep.glpcnrc; All
Scuiun.S .StrGRe, bon FoiubaiaH Ioeuue plS
Sairoiem ..Noenue; ,,..... ... -.
Nneg, lmllMcn MISUNDERSTANDING illo D9litss
uciusglucunc, bon 00uapaO Nocfue DIS
@ronileg Sirane ,..... o,......- . -~..,...
Nnen. SmIldlen Salroielo,glpenne nno SP''nns w
oale'NocnMc, poN eauuluu0 Nuenue o'S
a, Wrahl az ~ llnlis5 ~, of,,.,. 49, o,,.t
Mich, iuiimcn Sprin1onlc'Nuennc ino Buret
YartsAucnue, bon 0auapdp Npchhe ol9
Wranllco 1itdhe, -..s.. no no,
Glains9pcuuc, bon SiionStrabe big Suas
% mont Sirane - ,,,.o,r,s, cia eno.
4rcSDnrl .SiraGe, bon plllonsSiraBe DIS Sun
mont 4itgBe, e.>s ,o..s.o,s,,,,r,
9ilpd 10 t0O 9-uaoral ,DatoS ytspYg9ai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13

gm iO Sani Samuel S. sllreH Gr. 1890.
Aalaracn. SillNc. 81 1uOrc uiui.
gm n. Suni yrnic YruulMnn, SsrucliilOcs
Nupial 0s SABRE uli
glm 8. 2nni Gtrna GeruOrs, g'r 112, Noro'
0cfriCiO SirnBc. 80 Sabre Olt
9lnl 10. Nnn Wlartln Sunlc, glr. 1910,
N0r0 'GnCu Gtrabc, 63 Sabre all.
glm m. SUM 9cnnic @orier, unIOeriildis'
ooipitdl, 40 Sabre alt.
glu 9. Sun 0nrg parilg, D'crcD 0opiiaI
G8 Sabre alt.
stm i2. Suni setter 81. crpiinS, glr. 2204.
on Saueiies Sirabc. 20 Sabre at
glm 10. ,Sunl elisa VI. SuS.iu pr. 2st9,
Grledno SiraGc 90 Sabre nlt.
glm 10. Suni Nreocrid s. Nrum1ulh 4r. a.
Guepar0 Cane, % 1abrc alt
9lm A. Sult 9iugnt 8. 2eiicrt, Gr. 1928,
OlCpclano SiraBe 20 Sabre alt.
glm o. SUM Oeorae q. NicGonunc, qr.
1858. 0oumbia.2locnuc 30 Sabre alt
YIN n, Nui Srnncic 6. Wiorrion, 9ir. 1884,
9Scii @rQii SirQnc. l5 SaDre ni.
slm II. SUM Soirpg n. CSounen, glr. 1920,
WrccnmOuni Apcuuc. 35 Sabre alt.
glm 10. sunni Sobu ~. @alcntlng, Jlr 1908,
Noone Sira6c go Sabre alt
glm o. Nuu Wcrlruoc Is. 9eclih, glr. 16i6.
Gio.Gbarlco. Sir0Bc 1s Nnbre nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13

D. NUTTT IUTT'
@s miro bicrmt bciannt Gcae6en eaB Gor,
ieO Gent Gompann QemdB Der am ~ Snll
1908 unicrSehncien &croromna yir. 155, Nb'
fmniti a. 8araQr0pb ~ (ipic AM q. 9'o'
bcmber 1911 amcnoirD I'M SranbnB nanac,
iumt BAT 0nS 9lnuclcn an Der Snoollciic oer
gSicumico Cir. 3mid6cu fuinams nno Nionroe'
GirnBe ais 00lNniiblc an bcnubcn mo 200
s.. @ In Wloiorcu 81 iniiallireu
Is. Is. SWbDS,
CSuniit-1815) Gc0duocs Snlpcitor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13
PIN sic 9Oomcu.

Tic cinSinr emu.e III ocr etaot
llricrc NdbsNidiien ict oieit SunAe D0meu
melchc nie McinerHaMerlurl nnh oen neueen
Olci6u0en crcruen ruucn ibnneu nicS ill lur'
YER 9cii onrm ncn gnlmnB an 0leic NaIen
'rrcihen l,nicrrltht WiurQena Gn6miitoos nno
phcuod Ncdncnc Shn0cn ,Sm Nanle be-
lnnnenp 9frhclicn lduuen mhbrenN hes llnieri
-iDtiS fortocicii ucroer Crinolidcr lluicr'
rifi i'm Gnhunri BON Nuiern crihcli Ndbere
pmsmnp iMriilM nocr mlnolih bci Srl
SubrrS, 9lr 302, ggell saratcaa'StraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13


Oc iuiro nicrmit 9ipttj ncncbcn, nnB ocl
Ndbor uio Gaoirni0 bon baltimore nm olc
glnndDme elmer NcroronlnA etludt meroeh
miro iiir 0ic 0onocmnirunn Hno Nrdilnnin Del
QSnnniauo Qlucutr, pun WQrrion glponnc bis
gNu.cpii glncuuc; bcld9te gSppolano 'spenhe lph
cine Nrciic BON 80 Oun 6milOen WdtruQnsNpc
uuc mo Der Gulcic Der elucunnc Jlono rno
cnc 9'rciie BON 80 6nB bis elpa 90 SUB 5lo..
ihcn Der Gnciie Der AAcno0lc 9lono nno Der
Cluclc Der 0hcllcl 6crrncc nilo einc Ntclle
bon go SrB Nullhcn Der Nilletie oet e9ellea
me ha0cn; nae ynu0. lpic IS 81 conocnlHlfe
ocplani H. miro iue iolgi bclNrichen;
@s oennnt On oer Slepsluclis ger Vula.r ~,
Vncrmu0 hon 1896 SUB lnoollin pqn Sul
uCr Nuub 5n SUB hrclt, icbt ~ oct NtptVnHl
Der concentration iilo SetntelsthHA' ols ~
ur0innicn bcla0icn glnlaH0epHIice, an our
non her GOpo0rmOiidcn &crmelunQc @ommll
iion Der Gtnof Baltimore hcnuHic 1pNem na.
rt lic9en meliid ls24o5sU 0lb fil nlI2 Hpt9sp l9d
gOlS.b07 Snb nno anlcn bon oa luoii0 o9
as nculih 27246 SlB; onniL 10 cincr lhl
Ncd0cn NIT cncnl Rnoin9 2tl59g Nnh Reog'
Ncncn Ninic bic Sireac pol! 2aN;t ~ Sub' . lpSt'
sic ihoim 62' -5l -86' mciltcD 2S903 SUB
licQi: nann iihlih GO' OF mcllllD
2T72S SUB onnn folio 63 melt
liD 220.G3 SUB bis 3nr Yoronlleic oer Sol'
rnfi-0bcnnc. 6ouu Ser 9or0oitlcitc Der gSol-
coll9lpcuuc inolId 239-7oO olllO OO.uS OHb
lcSoQcn cntidnQ, I'M cine WIG 3h outWlW Whcls
Ben hie parallel nit mo 60 SnB lno0ilidl i'm
rcc)icn g9incl hon Der picrcn Sinc olclfr Nei
lhrchnnQ ocSnQcu ID, onnn cu0encu bcldA'
icr ~ Qc3opcner Smlc illlp oetls lggsN eiiilullA.
cine eiuie 81 onr@l@ncioen oe garalIe MI
no 60 Sui fioonlln inn tcdcn SSlniel hon
Der 0riien QinC oiccr NtDtehnA 0ci1Ncn
M; oonn cniacaen 0eogcr 10 qe5oaener einie
unO 0criclhcu cnllnnQ. uno in oerlclbcn Nidli
hm9 iorilaucno. n5rolin dG' o. l3' 6ltlin
533.l3 Snb, bis 30 ocr SMcloclnle ocs Ndnocc
non 6cnrD q. @amau uno ocm ais 9Scil
Wionh gaio bcianuIcn @acliQunl9; oonH. DC
iaCier Ghci0clinic cnlldnA nollM 4H'-iO
10" 5iui0 2ils Sue bio 80 Der SInie Der 0ll'
lcitc Der Nucnoac lioao 90 SnH brett, onnn,
ser Cnieic Scr glncnoole llcao nJro.i6 o.
90' 20' meiln6 $500 Sib oeioacn cnilana.
nm cine Qnnc 5i ourobhncl0cn oic parallel
nit mo 30 6nb liio6ul1 ign rcdlicn gSiHicl
ban ser crncn pinlc oicicr Nehreibnu0 Nclos
ncn 10: onnn. cniacQcn hcn0ier 70 acSogencr
einic nno bcricpcn enilana. n4rolih 59' 40
anlid 235.NS 5ub bls 5llr Siiomcicite ocr
Narrion 9locniie ulo oomt, Der Siiowencie
Scr WarrionglOcme enilana. ijr6li0 ST.
AZ 20' mciilh 50.44 sun bis sum eIniana.
sic Muric in Der ,eDqen 8el@rcIbnua lqio
auc ami ben mabrcu Wieri0ian Der 1oposlapDl'
hcu &euueilunee Sommiiiion Der eiaoi Salii'
moro hOilri.
lfnn iebc Naric ocr hciaaics glpcnnc mic iic
in 8lncn qcploni it i'm glrhin oeS NurenuS
Scr GirnhcuonrDhrlc0a Is 0omniildrc.
(NuuiA Is ~ .13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13

0eruurrnotabe SnmmlnTg ocr HhHlldlhen
Niimrr flr iencn iircblamen Scntiden.
WieitctidNitos sSnrcnb rtltpeianniee nilo an
erlnnu hclies cn0lif0eS observation-disclosures
Ncrlnnat Wrniteptulpcllf.
ggie wrrbe idl Nhraer ter @erclHigten etaa.
trnY SrnAen mo YniWurleu. Htel9 @l.Ou
4raltIdcr 9atbatbtr iir GeInditclente;
Yrei5 $i.0p
Vua0fmcr grandmother, bur8fQIihcs enQlt.
flbca GehnuierrNSpcrf FteiS $l.uO
gSeufirh.(funlifhrr OJrgdducDririleucr
8reiS 06c
rrutgn CunliIMcS uub Gualildl Etu.dlcS
gpIricrbnd,. iibcr 400 Gciten mil Mnpuhc Der
gnslprnbe a'feiS oue
Sas " McIic bentldle 2i~btrBdd. kres 2Oc.
Nnmbud ItniidleS Hrcis sue.
NCrncr glnfflarnng ino AnebiIoanG an lef
bcln Wchice 0urh ante Ni6er. -
Ontalua, nit hbcr 10000 pcrl6ieoencH Bit
dlc~u 5ilr gusnnDl. nfatio.
NclicQnnQcu IN Der NeirdQ bci5ullNen
NhaueS NnnmcNer @nDlilHlna 0ompanp,
POS Gait 49, ctr, Nrlu.Nprt Stu.
(Neh2b Ht. .No.Ga--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13
gareau Oes @eOaube.SnpctiOrs.

D. ,VTIW IWTT.
GS Mrs 6crmit 6cinnut eege0cn, oaB NC
SbanC Ncll ano SounorO So, gcnlub Der an
10 Suni 1908 nnicr5cimnciCn &croromng gr.
155. N6i0nii AZ 9nraNr0pb y Ouie an 2I.
NopcmOcr 1911 amcnoirD, nm @rldnbniB na0
Qciudi bat, oda glnpclcn on Der Narloro Jioao
nubcn mo 100 s.. q. 3ciel mo Sampimaidt'
ne so iniialircn.
CSunitf-f3,5) GeDdnoe Snipeiior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13
@eFnnntntndlnnnen.
sarcaa Ocs GcoauOe.3nipeliors.

TO- SuHl 1914.
Good. oemdB Ser ami 10. Stunt 1905 unter'
seinnetcn Ncroronunq gir. 100. Abi9Hiit A.
@ara0rap6 ~ (ipic dm 27 Nooembcr i9l 1
umcnoirD. INN 0rlaum0niB na0gcu@l BAT oa9
ylniucicn gir. 224. 9or0s0olliouO sSttdBc, ais
Sol8mnble 30 bonuten nno 30 50. R. in Wio'
Is. 6. em66s,
(Sunit5i is) oe6duoefSnipciior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13
airdJlidIc gInjeiscn.
gycrmiidte gln5eiaen.

geun1rcu eir Hd uor GrpreNnna
O5Clo 80 irli Qcicundblaen Siilen am Np'
polbelcn. 0i0bcl 4nnoe. gSanten n ca9et
Dnis. etc. 0elicbcn Spred oor poer lWlelol GU
glurl guam So,
Or. J0S. giarb 0ninw StraRe
(WMi23 glug22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13
NArean bed elrahcn5nrM0mal8. 00mnIlTdTl.

Bali ~ re-, ~. SUM l9l4'
Tic Strdbcn0urhbmchs 0ommilufe moOc1
bicrmii in lleberciniimmun0 nit Dem Nalils
more Staotr0bOricr 500. Nbl0nlii helanlll
ban 0e bic critic @crannlna an Yionial,
9iurmiiiaQs nm n llbr. IN 0en sntean ocr
Gommindre i'm MatbDauie, abbaliell pefoen,
Inn ole &Oumatbi ans3nnbcn iiuo ole iQHen
len an criiucn i'm Ncrdi Der 6onoemntrnna'
Nr1iinuua uuo @crbrciiernng uon j'pei Aue9s'
bic parallel NIT uno lilomcllicO pon 0tnlo.plu
guenue mo i'm rcbicn gSinicl 81 NM moro
mcunh bon edureua 5irab lle0cn, ole etle
beaQier glucpo ioll Gina 10 SUB bteii nno oie
Suciie bciuQicr 9lucNo ciiuu l3 SUB hreli mcl
6cn (bordiQc Vldne i'm 9lrhio bicics Nii'
rcnuS). GendB Der am no. Suni 1914 unler.
3cinncicn &eroronung gir. dG6 ocS Niapof9
mn Siaoiraibs BON Goiimorc.
0nncue e.. Ornnnnn,
Subn 8. Snnioro,
MarrD ". NcntlcD,
e0lnmindrc.
eugene q. Iooacrs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13

Bureau bcr straBcnonrn6rumS.6om
Ndl N nre, ~. Nlini IVA,
Nic Grnbcnourhprlihe Snmmlnare W pet
Sinni Baltimore naMcn Acmnh ocli NprlmrN
fen 0c8 Baltimore Siaot0hnricrs biermlt pc
lanni nab tie bic 9Wiiclunp cincr oci0iuitieH
Vinc dlcr 3udclpruWcncn GniNuolglnaeiL bcr
uridMien lui0ilcn un0 nuierc0tcn gSeri0etOo'
hun1en neblt ciucr crildrcnOcn Mdrlc nulefli'
QcH lcbcn in Gerbin0n0 MT Der Sonoennl.
rnun uno SdllcRnnl nller tcncr cllieluel
T0ctlc Der Narfpro 9iDno, Die nihl 1nnerQalp
ocr 9inicu Ser NariOro atoao ltcAen. oie lAf6
i6 bon scr nnerGcrbccru0e eonmlllon
cnuocnuiri mo cr3ilnci mnrhcn QcfdB oer an
o. Ncbrunr 1914 untcr3clmnccn getoroinhA
9'r 400 ocs WlaOor5 mo StdoitaiDs non 2nl'
inorc
Sic 9lullaocn mcrocn iih aui beioeSeiien Der
Nnriurb 9ipao, cnlMlicbi1 oeren VciI er
rcdcn uno ic nmioiicn BON einem Bunii ll2i
SUB y 3ol li0lid elmer 80 sun Nocnlc bls
Snr Norhlnie Der 0uiam slpcnuc, pcm meli'
nd bcrlduNcri.
lln6 Nc 0cbcn ierncr bicrmii gloii5. oab pors
hcuannic Qiic nu0 crildrcnoc Murlc lett lllr
Die Nnipcliion nllcr oarin nicrc'llrien Ncrlos
ncn bcrei IT, imo onB bic eomnldrc ON
Ntciina, Dem ncnn3cbnicn Gnpc i'm SUM 1914.
II lihr GurmiiiaQe. flo tn ihrcm Nntcau I'M
N0ihbniis fir ben 8lucd nerlanmcn merecl
nm irQcno cine In bcid0icr Nllic 0nAclnOrle
Ehaiidhr 3u rcn0rcu Dcgcn ipcdlc .0inu0no
hon Rc,loncn crboOcn miro, olc odrin iniorel
Gnaeuc &. @raman,
SuBn g ennioro,
NarrB ". 0iemlcD,
Gommiidre.
(5uui2 1915 i6) Glerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13
Nnrcan be8 oeDaMOe.anipcItora.

GS miro 6icrmii bclnnnt 0cQcbeu oab Die
@c0mOni Wh 9lirn 60, QcmdB Der 1nt ~.
Snni 1908 ucr5cinncicn 9crorouung ylr. 100,
glbihniti Az. Hurn0rapb - (lpic am p. Nof
Ocmncr 1911 nmcuoirn INT Orl0ubHiG na0Ae
inbi 6ai ooc glupccu SUB Der sSoooau'
Sirabe ais Nunitoiuger 5abrii 81 bcnnbcH
Is. e. Smbbs,
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The Daily Missoulian., 1914-07-17
NEWS OF THE RAILROADERS
In MISSOULA AND ABROAD

American engineers. Every dollar of
expense can be met by cash reserved
from public funds, and when the road
is completed it will be free from debt,
and the increase of wealth brought
about by the opening of the new terri
tory will more than repay the invest
ment.
Ambato, a station on the railway
from Guayaquil to Quito, is at an ele-
vation of $500 feet, in delightful c1i-
mate. Curaray is 1S0 miles to the east
at an elevation of 1,270 feet, but at
present with communication only to
the Amazon. But it is 5000 miles from
the Amazon, and will be only a bit
over 800 miles by this railway to
Guayaquil, or about 1.200 miles to Pan
anna, the coming crossroads for the
worlds commerce. This area to be
made accessible will grow all fruits
from apples to bananas, most grains,
and has fine pasturage for cattle. AL
ready immigration is attracted in that
direction. 1t will be one of the garden
spots of South America within very
few years.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-07-17
Don't Let a Cold
Settle on Your LunQS

Many cases OF Lung Trouble can be
traced directly to severe cold which
has been neglected, and which, as
result. has affected the lungs. II you
have persistent cough or cold, take
warning before it Is too late. Eekmans
Alternative Is most beneficial In such cases
and has been the means of completely
restoring to health many persons who had
serious lung trouble. Rcad of this case:-
Pleasantyiile. n. ].
.Gentlemen: During the winter Of 1911
| contracted Il severe cold, which settled
on my lungs. The doctor pronounced 1t
lung trouble | tried nearly every prep
aration without any result and kept get
ting worse. Eckmans Alternative was
recommended to me and ! commenced
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seemed to give no relief; In fact, seem
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the medicine and found ont the first
bottle had really started me on the road
to recovery by loosening the mucus and
making me expectorate freely. After
using the medicine for some time my
cough ceased. gained flesh aud today l
am n well man."
tSigned) GEO. NJ. BATES.
(Ahoye abbreviated; more on reuuest)
Eckman's Alternative has been proven by
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for severe Throat and Lung Affections,
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Colds and In upbuilding the system.
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The Daily Missoulian., 1914-07-17
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Letters remaining unclaimed in the
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July Is, 1914. one cent due for adver-
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Community Development Co.
Mrs. Rose DupEis, J. Dupres.
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Edgar Forrest.
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Lou hammers, Lena Lott.
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ci1le McGriff.
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Frank @. Whitney.
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VIM Zeibarth.
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The Daily Missoulian., 1914-07-17

agree as to what is best for those un-
der their joint care, If they do not
agree, who will say that only the father
should be consulted?
For n time ] was impressed with
the suggestion that the question
should be left to the women TO decide
ii majority to determine whether the
franchise should be extended to
woman; but ! find myself less and
less disposed to indorse this test
Samuel johnson coined an epigram
which is i'll point here namely. that
No mans conscience can tell him the
right Of another man. Responsibility
for the child's welfare rests primarily
upon the parent; the parent receives
In largest measure the blessings that
flow from the ehild's life, If that life
is nobly employed, and upon the par
ent falls the blow with severest force
IL the child's life is misspent. Why
should any mother, therefore. be de-
MED the use of the franchise to safe
guard the welfare of her child merely
because another may not view her
duty in the same light?
Politics will not suffer Inv woman's
entrance into it. If the political world
has grown more pure in spite of the