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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-21
LEST a
YOU Y
FORGET O

LEATHER GOODS-A special assort-
ment of Cowhide Cases and Bags for
men and women-$4.9S.
BOXED SETS FOR MEN-Ties, Ker-
chiefs, Half-HoSe, etc. in clever gift
boxes make men mighty fine gifts.
JAPANESE Quilted Robes and Vests
and Jackets are warm and beautifully
made.
THERMOS Bottles and Carafes are
welcomed in every house and home.
ART -WORK-thingS ready finished in
thousand new conceitS.
WHITE IVORY in single pieces and in
sets cost little as you like
UMBRELLAS never go out Of fashion,
Mems, Women'S. Children's. Fold
ing Umbrellas for men and women.
SWEATERS for men. women. misses,
Juniors. boys girls and infants, CSC
To $500.
BIG RUGS-We are selling them every
day and what great gifts they make.
STATIONERY-The gift box at Csc up
to the Cabinet Boxes at 81 to $500.
PERFUMES - The worlds best -
"Coty." MARY Garden" "Kef-
koffs," "Hudnut's." "Dralle. " "Hou.
bigant," "Vantine."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-21
RIVER NEWS


The expected rise as a result OF the
with the melting snow. failed TO develop
yesterday. Failing temperature heid
the river stationary at this point, yes
terday. with a stage OF 4.s feet recorded
on the government marks at the Nc
Mechen dam.
There were no boats operating on the
river yesterday. and none are scheduled
10 leave the wharf to-day. The liberty
- que IN this evening. and will clear a.
10 CLOCK Tomorrow for Matamoras
IN rise In the river indicates a packet
stage within the next few days the Ka-
nawha will probably be made ready 20
leave Pittsburgh, 20 resume her frfna
between that city and Charierton
Masters and pilots are hereby notlflea
OF the following changes in the Aids ~
this district. IN section 2:
The fixture OF Ala No. 1877. Orandvieur
Light, which were recently destroyed bv
IRE. nave been replaced. This lfrht IL
now being shown from a tall post about
10 feet above its original position.
Ala NO. lss. Cloverport Light has been
discontinued.
r.,.,. niysr seagsG
DAVIS ISLAND DAA-s feet. RISING.
sTEgBENvILLE-As feet station
PARkEksBURo-s7 feet station
GoRoxErowN-7 feet stationary;
on cTTY-Ls feet stationary;
wkRREN-.s foot. stationary: clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-21

Welcome arrivals. Dust-proof vermn-proof moth
proof and wearproo Copperbound and copper studded
finish and redoent with the odor of the genuine
Cedar Some plainnished for folks who prefer Every
size from the reasonably small to the very large Best see
ton and positive of puncua beforeChistmas de
livery, are in the favor of Monday shoppers liberal price
range
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-21
DOLLS

Dolls that talk, dance and do many other
things most folks attempt Dressed and
undreSsed, bisque. Handwerck stuffed.
SPECIAL
A great 23-inch UndreSSed Genuine Hand
werck Doll shut-eyeS, laShes, shoes and
''o'"0s'- at CSC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-21
FOLDING Play Chairs

for the nursery in Winter.0
and for the porch or lawn in
Summer. Substantial folding r
Maple Chairs. AT only
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-21
TOYS

ELECTRICAL Toys - trains and eleva
tors and racers, dynamobiles, generators
and so forth.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-16
NATIONAL BANKS OF CORPUS CHRISTI WILL
SOON BE RECEIVING EMERGENCY CURRENCY
sss75oo is ALLOTTED
WHICH WILL BE AVAILABLE ABOUT WEEKS
TIME DISTRIBUTION FARMERS. To
RELIEVE SITUATION OR COTTON PLANTERS

within two weeks Time. IL The plans
should not be- changed by something
unforeseen. Corpus christi rational
banks. ~ which there are Two, win be
receiving part 81 tholr share ~ the
national hank emergency currency aa
specified In the currency laws which
have been passed during the Wilson
administration.
Corpus Christi come into this amount
by reason ~ the alliance ~ the local
national banks with the San Antonio
currency Association. which was form .
ed In that city about two weeks ago.
somewhat lator than other unions were
formed In other parts ~ the south
This association WAS formed with The
view NJ cxpodiiing the securing Of She
1000 900 emergency surfgnry due this
branch. which boz part ~ f5b.oVo.oo
consigned 10 Texas by the national na-
anclntion
~ this $4,000 600. Corpus Christi VIII
receive i3s75 500. fsa7.6o going 60 the
Corpps Christi National Bank Hnd
$50 600 going go the CITY National
nank This difference ln thc amount
received BE- caused hy % diffcfcnr" in
the qualifications ~ The two banks
the former having larger capital IN
proportion 60 the ampun' ~ circulation
currency than the latter .vhich makes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-16
DAVE ODEM WAS RENDERED
BANQUET AFTER RESIGNATION
RETIRING SHERIFF or SAN pa
TRlclo HAD SERVED PEOPLE
20 YEARS.

slNrpN, sept % s smokcr wa.
held in the Sinton club Rooms. Nlou
dny rlght, September llth bon homo
~ rctirng sheriff navc Odcm. who fm
the past 20 Years has served san rut
ricio county n this capacity Whose
resignation hccomoa effective touipht
r. ". Goodwin. tho Democratic nom
lnco ct the coming term viii uh oul
Mi Odcm's uncNplrcd term
M pdcm was presented with
handsome sold watch aud chain hoau
tifulh engraved as follows. "pav,
Odcm 20 Years sheriff prcsentel los
the Citi4cns IT san Patriotic County r
Recognition of Efficient Service. ne
signed September Ism, lalt"
County judge . Hunter a- toast
masttv. made the presentation address
foiloW,1 a.. SIR odom's acceptance m
q few cntcrtaining remarks and uu
mcrous other friends making short ad
dresses
The somkcr WIS attended ht nboui
100 citizens OF san patrhi0 county
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-16

well az larged crafts, locomotives and
machinery. In addition. Elbing has
important iron fopndries and manufac-
tories Of machinery. ciaers. iacaucr ana
metal ware. flax ana hemp yarn. cot
ton. linen and organs.
I.IEGNITz. a PrussIaa town IN the
province ~ silesla. 40 miles north Of
west OF iircslau. ea tho main railway
line to Berlin IT, 1910 ita population
was OG,e2O. lin Principal manufacture
are cloth. wool. leather, tobacco. pianos
and machinery During tho Thirty
Years War Iicgnitz was taken by the
swcdes. bu, was soon rccapturcd ny
fcatcd the imperial troops near the
town 10 ieaii in 1880 FredeflQ1 the
tircat gained decisive victory over
the Auaiiaina. ana H. 1913 Hluchcr de-
fcatcd the French IN the noighborhood
nj the battle Of Katzbhch IN 1906 tho
German autumn maneuycrs we're held
over the scene ~ these great battles.
LODI G.odzin) a town Of Russian
Poland ~ miles by rail southwest ~
Warshaw and go miles from the poscn
boundaries CHIEFLY owing 10 con
siderable immigrntinr of German cap
italiHts and workers. l.odz hnH grown
With American like rapidlty u con
nHts principally ~ one man street acvtn
miles long u has q population "
about 100000 The eity manufactures
cotloua. woolcnH. chemicals, beer mn
chinery and aiik
WILMA tWilnoi = Russian town.
i3G miloa south ~ southwest ~ -
petoraturR. ara no miles from the
prnHHian frontier 40 the Intersection
~ the railways from ~. rctcrshurr to
Warsaw and from Libau 10 the mouth
Of the Don itH population in 1910 WAS
iai.bS2 ~ is AN important center Tor
tradc lu timhcr ami gain ana ia The
-eat ~ many scientific aocioiieB wilma
was uiited with Poland In il47. The
plague ~ 1855. the fire IN 1910 and tho
wars between Russia and Poland which
bcnnn boz tine i7ih century. checked iis
growth Tho Nuaainns took wilma ln
1855, tho swrdcH captured it in l702 and
iIoe nnd The Rnssiuna rcgamcd IL ln
i7Ss % was finally arncsed to Rus
sia in 1905 after the PARTON Of TO
lard
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-16
.OSTEOPATHS HOLD ANNUAL
CONVENTION NOVEMBER 1914
oSTEopATHlc PHYSICIANS AND
SURGEONS Will MEET AT
ENID, OKLAHOMA,


The biggeal convention uf oatoopnth-
lc physicianH ana aurgvonH over held In
lhin part 90 the country viii convene
IN Enid okla November 70 and a.
Tho program has Just been completed.
Several hundred dolegntcs VIII be- pres
ont ~ VIII hc iho third annual srs-
rinn OF tho southwestern Ostcopathic
Association Dog conjunction with the
oklahoma Society ur IT, G. Wallace
" NnUkWcu ol,lu BE- president. In
Eugene w. Toilette or Liberal kans
vice president nr o. o. Waters of
Wichita ktns. secretary treasurer.
ur e. E Willie or Wichita Convention
Secretary aud pr A. a Mitchell of
Enid, Assistant Secretary
Some " the most distinguished os-
tcppRths in the country are listed ON
the program One ol the most spec
taeulnr features viii Doe an operation
las nv H. Conlcy ~ Kansas GUY who
VIII demonstrate tho wonderful new
method of rapid atraishtrnlng ~ snln-
# curvature eroomplifhinr In few
minutes what IL used to take years uf
plaster easta to secure IN Cunlcy IA
consulinR surgeon 81 the Southwest.
ern ostcopathic snnitarium and for
mcr surgeon at the Central COLLEGE ~
ostoopa,hv ilc wiz hc nsslstcd h>
IN l.. r. iivineston ~ kansas city,
Mo, nr IT. g, Wallace of tuockwolL
oklahoma. aud pr ERNEST Erwins NJ
~ Kcno, oklahoma.
conc " the mcs, interesting events
viii hc the appearance ~ thc director
u the \ r. Still Research institute.
nr John poaHon of Chhago. who viii
report upon tho latcs, discoveries IN
lhis institution aud demonstrate ostco.
pathic technique. This Institution la
the only ono In the world founded aud
supported exclusively tW phyeicinns
other rcacarch Institutes are paid for
la phnanthrnpists. but the ostc0paths
have done this from their own pockets
iionc before they appeal to the public
Tor donations
a stan mower institution to hc ron
resented viii De the Siiil- tlildrcth
Sanitarium at Macon. Mo. one ot an,
largcst institutions In tho counlr,
which "a devoted exclusively to the os-
teapathic care of mental aud neryou.
iil.eases lta president and chief rhy
elciaa. nr 4. q itndreth. will spcaH
Al the convention,
DR. Jenctte u snllcs ~ Denver. one
~ She most famous women oSicopath'
in America. viii speak upon Diseases
~ children" nr q Y. owens OF
Topeka, Kans. win demonstrate The
technique 81 urinalysis and pr /. Il
Livingston 81 Kansas city, Mo. vii
hold blood pressure cisnic pr
] blanche "A. Elfink, ohstetrlcian ID th,
Chicaeo College 81 os,oopathy, vii
read paper upon operative tcchni
quo
( nr W. $. Carbin of Chlckasha. okla
viii speak upon Acute Practice"
The new ostoonathie cure FOR ca
tahrral deafness which has attraetc,
International attention because II Is ae
conpllshed ~ finger surgery" IN TN
throat without medicine or Instrument
which win be demonstrated lay In. l.
$. I.arimorc OF Caldwell. kans. Thi
method wes discovered recently by ~
James u. Edwards % ST Louis. M
iariraore will operate upon numhe
u cases,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-16

the chief difference % The Amount io
he received
Tho Corpus Christi National lant
WIZ send today a. the hoadpuartrr ~
the division asscfiatiaon San Antonio
The collateral necessary to receive iu
share of the cmoreoney fund Accord
ing ~ the lnw which governs thc die
trihuuon ~ this fund. only tine strong
est securities are available Tor thc coi-
lateral. and consequently % takes no
little tifae and thought on the part "
The hank 10 prepare the necessary
amount However. this viii bee com
piotod today. according 60 vice prcsi-
dent Joe Illrsch.
Mr. iIirsch stated yosiordaf morning
that In his opinion o. would take about
two weeks before the ncccssar, paper-
passed through tho channels govern
ms this. and hy the end ~ that time %
certain portion. 10 not al. uf thc cmcr
gcucy national bank currency. would
hr ln the hards of nc Corpus chrFi
National nauk. ready fm distribution
among tho needy mmnr nnd @" r"
hcvo the situation boo f measure which
can scarcely bo mcamrcd hy words
but rather by results when tho amount
has gone around in sine circle ~ cNm.
morcc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-16
TROOPS ORDERED
FROM VERA Cruz
lconlInncd lrom rage Do


troops pointing uut TINT "a" M"Nl'anH
could not understand their presence ~
Vcm Cruz. ana they constituted a CON
stpnt mcnacc to friendly relations
Rafnonl 2unrcn. ~ the constitution
nlint agency here said the act would be-
the strongest bond connecting the
friendship uf tho United states and
MoNico.
The troops wiu leave iu about %
fuftnifht
2uhnran's statement in FUN WAS
"rhs ,s an act at Justice that th'
Mexican nation ana Vcnustiuro car.
rama confidently expected from th,
fair minded standardization Of rrosi
dent wilaon, This act Will the strong
cut bond that VIII connect the rricnd
snip 1T McNloo aud the United States
Ut viii opcr tho way Tor new
Latin American policy which from
hcnccforth must be essentially cont
mental"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-16
PANAMANlAN GOVERNMENT
PUSHES SOUTHERN COMMERCE

PANAMA, sept 70 The erection Of
pcrmancn, building boy tho United
Statos which would house q bureau OF
Information ana Commercial Museum
10 draw the attention of south Amir
can countries 90 American manufac-
,urers and industries ia raceting with
such cncouwgcmeni from the ofncah
of the pansmarlan government and
the merchants " the country They
view the proposal In tho llght of AN ef-
tort 90 bring pRnamR forward as gen
oral purchasing and trading poin, In
Central America
4 site for the proposed huildine has
already been placod at the disposal Of
the United states and has boon ton
tatiVoN accepted by William Jonnings
Price American MINISTER 10 Panama.
The ground forms part Of the site up
ON whoch there Is now being erected
,he National Exposition which Is L.
commemorate the discovery OF IN,
Pacific ocean. by ,SSihuy and also the
opening Of the Panama canal Il h
planned "a have the opening Of the ex.
pes'tion coincident with that 81 the for
nal eeiehfa'ian ef the opening ~ the
canal on ..arch s.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-16
SOUTHERN CONGRESS WILL
MEET DURING APRIL, 1915
COMMERCIAL ORGANIZATION rs
OPTIMISTIC IN SPITE OF
EUROPEAN WAR

WASHINGTON - e.. Sep, o.
senator duncan a. Fletcher rrcsidcnt
NJ tho southern Commercial Congress.
announced today the postpoucment Of
the siNui convention OF tho vousrcss
from November i0-u to Nprl g6-a0
1915 The Congress is to ne held tn
Muakoncc, oklahoma Elaborate prep
ataiinns had nircad, been made Tor the
IAN convention and many 81 the most
notable men not only ~ the United
States. hut from foreign countries.
were to participate on tnc program.
In Wow, however oftho European war
the Executive Officers ~ the Congress
and the Committee " conc Hundred NJ
Musl,ogcc have decided % mike the
change senator Fletcher Expressed
the belief that the changc which would
give additional months Ion preparation
would make tho Convention in the
Spring unprecedented in point of inn
portancc and attendance,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-16
CHIEF FOWLER ARRESTS
TWO MEN FOR lR|'
Harry Calhoun and Arlie Wilson =
On Charge Of Taking ~"

chief OF Police claude boss
turned io the city last night irVm 4 q
take. having in his CUSTODY AZ"
SON. white man of ahout y
oid. WHO is charged with steal'ns ~
NJ morcy from the room q ;; ~, q. Z
ncd % local chauffeur from ="
Guide ruoming house over me
Cafe, on Chaparral street ~, &
10 is alleged by Sheffield 70.
room WAS entered early last " Il
morning 10y Wilson. and ano'n' 9'
namcd Harry calhoun. am " M
bon cash was taken. CHEZ y 4.
Fowler started work on the 81, "A
traced calhoun 10 Seguin, wh7'' IA
grrested and brought to the ca,3 Il
Fowler then proceeded TO s-'s- ~
where he found the other 9'AA
ing with him last night.
The two have been turnee =. a
eoanty authorities. and co'nps,. "A
The felony cases have been W Nh
them An examiulns ,ris''"f'''''
Nvhelan some time this wssA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-16
STATUS COTTON MARKET
BY
WALTER PARKER

NEW ORLEANS. sept i5 Emopcs
Nsr has progressed fir ENOUGH tp lc-
vslop phasos which convince studei.t
~ ifnde that the established system "i
international commerce idc nulf s
tern the business mon ~ America hat"
boon trained 600 work und'i VIII ro'
boz destroyed ln other words f1r s'e-
ing men are noW cor lnecd tnIi t1,
Tcntons Industrial system which ~
late years BIAS harlsscd Enslishmcn.
rrouchmou and Americans. the fear ot
which has been @ hig factor BOB spread
ing trade possimism since the var Doe
gan. viii not gain domination over
world business as % result of the war
This. " course means hat such
merit as ihc Tcuton system pusocsHes
win prevail only through ne slow pro-
cess ~ evolution Boa peaceful times and
not suddenly by tho might ~ arms
Tho effect ~ this conviction on the
minds OF cotton men ranrot ml 60 Ao
f,it boo bigger and bigger way since
they noW are beginning 20 realize tnH'
thc shock Co. commerce and trade wil
lo that ~ tcmporlrs CHECKS rather
thiu revolutionary change
New avenues OF trade VIII Dee opened
90 America. ana tho flDf that thc sys
tom of carving that trade ON wiu $50
Ter .u ro important RESPECT from tn'
e.ouomI, system tnaf llF existed 800
ATOMS must roou onroulc- a decidedly
hrfter feeling
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-16

The Southern Commercial Congress in
announcing the change is optimistic as
To- the results In trade and commerce
that viii come 10 America as the re-
suit ~ the war In Europe The inter
Venlng months between now and the
date OF the convention viii ho spent in
aggressive action through the several
departments W the CONGRESS. not only
iu alding In the problem presented ln
financing and marketing the crops of
the South. but also in soizing the OPP
phrtunity la the ficia of Immigration
aud In tho extension of the commerce
II the southern states. Practical of-
forts are now hcins made lay the Com
rress 80 place desirable immigrants in
the South and also in bringing the
South Atlantic aud Gulf ports to-
gothcr with tho inland ports. into direct
eelaticn with Latin Amcrican CONNER.
.tial opportunity,
The Managing Director Of the Santh-
cru Commercial Congress. nv, ClArenc,
!. owens, appeared before the House
Committee on Merchant Marine aud is
cndeaVoring So brink to the South it,
lust share " the benefit to como from
the restoration OF the Merchant Mar
Inc.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-16
NEW WORKERS SEE
CAPTURE or CRUISER

ANhhiihA'N i'HHf
SEW york. Sept i5 Two
British cruisers captured o NOR
chant vessel milo outside ut
the neutrality limit 80 SANDY
Hook TODAY. aecorlus fu oh.ri
vors there So confirmation is
available.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-16

ur 3D. haio COG cotton clubf by carr
. th. ,inlin Ed y rrico 4 q
N. 'r '''ofs. wiiod to tnelF ~
'rH representatives io Aur ili'f "a
i"' iH" company and Aold Tor ~
pr''"s
Ih" "ro'r ISSUED "y "a y. ~
pr'sihDpi"i tle company cans ior IA
W'nt 'i i'' 20 I"und i'f 'Ae my ~.
Thus ia ior Sumo amount s'ipu'A'e /
iA' Armour order cotton on lns =.
hot is quoted ot So. &c below tae y II
N'in' 'l lAo staple ht TINS time y
'''r
We dom expect 10 maNe n'''
.hHhE ai tnia time. said MT III
hrt cotton at $50 is SUICIDE i''
WiII Souihcrr grower ana ''s
n'+s confidence OF ihc SCUM =
'I'lh''r io icop"r"l1'' V'ncf ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-16
BUY A BALE Of
COTTON PLAN
MEETS APPROVAL


and address ot owner marks 0ysbt-
ard Glasses ~ The ,otlou ANA where
stored
a list ~ Those who arrce tp 600, ono
or more bales Viii ALSO he kept Tnos.
brll. at the warehouse Will t, asked
to class thc cotton and show 10 or the
sellers Ticket and in this connection
thc following explanation of class nuns
beers so that the people mas know their
meaning aud the usual market differ
cncos in values ~ the various classes.
based on no cents pcr rouni fur mid
aug. Is given
class Good middung. 1914 cents.
class strict good middlmr. iol-s
ccuts
Cmss q Middung 10 cents
Class Strict low middlinr. . rcnts
Glass . Low middlIng s cents
Class strict good ordinary.7 ccuts
Glass Good ordinary G vents.
Women are interested.
Not only are tho mon ~ Corpus
christi interested ln the "Buy "a hale"
~ cottor movement bat the ladies' ave
also Interested and a number have an
nounccd that thcy intend To buy ono
or more bales
Sunday afternoon Mrs r. "a Fox noe
tined the Caller that she wanted to has
q bale u cotton from some farmer
really in need of selling a bale. Tho
Caller located farmer with large
family, several " the children helms
~, ard he Yesterday sok h.c bale "a
Mrs. Fox, getting 10 cents per pound
In return.
Mira Fox is row ready 10 buy an.
other bale she says that in buying
these two bales Of cotton she il no,
only aiding two formers who need IN,
money. but that sae Is also making an
Investment that PROMISED 20 pay a fal
Interest. She is setiirs an eNamgl,
that many other women - the city VII,
aye financially ahie, should follow.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-16
) = y = = = = = 4 = .
TIE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Sept, is
For East and West Texas: Sen
orally fair "Wednesday and 4
Thursday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-22
REVEREND FATHER
EADLAND SPEAKS

Reverend Father Erdland, late of
! the South Sea islands, addressed full
house at the auditorium OF ST. Joseph s
school on 'FCoraEs and Cannibals" last
night. Although Father Erdland, a
traveller of wide experience, speaks al
most every modern language, up TO
Two years ago be was not familiar
with English and is to be compli-
mented upon his mastery Of the
tongue. The Iecturer spent ten years
in the land of which he spoke last
evening and is Thoroughly acquainted
with the islands. He gave vivid pic
ture of the manners and customs of
natives, assisted by fine selection of
lantern slides. He said that the ns-
tives, in their primitive aud uncivil-
lied state, are perfectly naked and
furious people. Twensy-six priests,
Christian Brothers, Sisters of Charity
and missionaries in this savage land
have suffered martyrdom in the last
twenty years. The missionary en-
counters many difficulties because of
the almost innate fear and dislikes Of
toe natives bear toward the Caucasior
Invader. This may be due to the fact
that pirates and slave mongers have
deceived and betrayed them, sometimes
ensicing them aboard ships, the
destination of which is the slave
market. Nevertheless, sfter having
received the light of the true faith,
these people become devout and yea
lous Christians. TAe Fathers of the
Sacred Heart have established several
large congregations, many of them
comprising over 5000 souls. The
natives have an Unsuitable craving for
human flesh, particularly the flesh of
infants. AT times they kill and eat
their own children. Father Erdland
also spoke on some strange customs
and beliefs which prevail iamong these
people and told some interesting incl
dents from his personal experience In
travelling.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-22

B w Holt spent day with Jack
Hayes
Mr. and Mrs Will Siggelkow of Bar
aboo spent day at the Frank Mueller
home
Mrs B Odekirk of Baraboo, who
IVES guest of her daughter, Mrs Geo
Holt, for few days, returned 10 her
nome recently
Carl Lamberton of B araboo spent a
short time at his fathers home
Mrs Cratssnberg spent few days at
the home of her daughters, Mr. and
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-22
Fairfield

Darwin Newell of North freedom
visited with his uncle, James Moodys
Mrs. Hattie Higgins and son, Carl, OF
he town of Delton visited Charlie
Higgins.
A dance was enjoyed at the home of
tG. w. Burdick.
Misses Alma nd Rose Burdiclx
leave soon for Eheboygsp, Wis.
VIM. HASTEN and family of Bare
boo have moved onto the Davenport
.aca which they bought recen tly