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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-07
The Red Widow"

The Red Widow"
The most massive production of
the season is the Astor thcater, New
York musical play The Red Widow .
which is announced for Tuesday,
Nov. 10th, at the opera house The
company numbers over fifty people
and the scenic and electric effects are
so heavy and numerous that it taaes
two sixty foot baggage cars to trans
port same.
The first act is laid in an English
music hall with the unique effect o.
a theater on the first night of a new
production, carried out in full. There
is seen a stage upon a stage and the
play within the play with the effec.
of the raising and the lowering of the
, curtain. which is followed by the
wealth and beauty Of England in a
Grand Promenade De Toileues which
is pleasing to both men and women
as it shows the newest sensation OF
this fall season in all their magnifi
oence.
@The Red Widow" carries a work
ing crew Of eight grizzled old veter-
ar- Of stage mechanics who have
never had the glory OF appearing be-
fore the public but who. like the hid
den hands OF the marionettes stand
and pull the strings OF this gigantic
production.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-07

All this and innumerable other scenes
have been added to the play. The
part of Sea flower Wallulah's moth
err, is PLAYED with exquisite feeling
by Fay Kent a favorite leading lady
OF the l01 Ranch Motion Picture Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-07

A household remedy in America for
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For cuts, sprains, burns, scalds,
bruises 25c and SOC. At all drug
stores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-07

For dyspepsia, our national aiiment,
use Burdock Blood Bitters. Recon-
mended for strengthening digestion,
purifying the blood At II drug
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-07

Letter flies Tor sale a. rhC Leade'
office Price 35c. 'or Slr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-07

ephOne orders will be accepted at
all and only ten seats will be sold
to any one person.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-07
Ready Reference at All ] lines

This Map folds so as fit the pocket and is ready ref
for the daily changes they tranpre during the
great conflict 1t an absolute necessity you would
follow and understand the latest in the cable dis
patches from abroad The greatest conflicts often occur
heretofore obscure owtherefore the necessity
for recent, reliable, complete map.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11
Observation-Disclosures

@alter g9iuanS Il. ". an 0cnStaai
@arplono, 9lorowcit Gdc Sanoucr.
umo GromueuitroBc, 2I7 bel iO0SiB,
0}ooiiou & 9rooioro q. .. gl. an
9lobert Z @orter iuo Srau. Siiicitt
@lontioro gIpcnuc, no0c @looiionitr
1874 bei 10 SUB.
Senrp " ang an Scnrp S&in9
@eIiieitc 9ioic, no6e N}onuucntitr,
i3 bci 6G SUB.
9lorca $. Setter ltnO ,Srou an
9leaic a. Conlpfine, 9ioroieite Ocl
Rigas 9luenic, nobe Gorrolltor
Slpeuuc, a Sci rs ,SuB.
glunic 2 GurubuQ un0 Sottc al
Carrie Nl gSittS, CItieitc 2iu6am.
nabc 6cocralitraBc, lt.I bei 81 lSiB
Cieiclbcn all oenielbcu 9ioroie'tC
Sorab 9lnritraBc no6c &oppIctou
StraBc - bel ii.6 SuB.
%6ilip Snpocr mo Srou on So
bioIo 81. Nlorr, SSciticite Wrccueitr.
uobc Nlul6errpitroBc, t3 6ei lSlib
6abiolo gL GRorr all Ybilip Snu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11
l2nbe Nifera nrr6nitrf.

Jfube @iders, Elm befanuter Bali
idIasipieler, lit DON oem 9goIi5iiieH
QIoler inter Der 9lnihuIoiglHg per-
baitet poroeH, it'd angebIid alIi ei.
mem 8aggoH Der uDorf Roa6-2inie"
uHgebiIbrIib betrageH 5u babeH Or
Duroe geitern @ormittag Dem Eoli-
5eirihter @oIoen in Der noroIi6eu
EoIi8eiitatioH porgeiiibrt uno eriuhte
oarum oaB oas Gerbor bis ndhilei
Samltag Oeridoben weroc, Oamit er
@elegeubeit babe. eiuige 3elIaeu Dor.
laOen 5u t5uuen. Ter 4oli5eirihter
fam Dem @lnihe oeS 9Irreitanten
nob mo entlieB i'm uad SinterIe-
gung pon $50 9iirgihaft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

Der uno 6ron, @eiiieite C5reene. nobc
NlulberrpitroBe, l3 bel 6uB.
@eo. q. @inter uno 6rap anDlorp
81. @ammie, Gillette 9ono. uabe ct.
Soiepbs 2Iaen, l3 BEL 100 SUB.
Geo " D}eoinger lno 6rau an
6reo ~ 4obe, Gitieite Scott. uabe
GroBitraBe, 1910 bel 70 SUB.
Sobn @er6ert unO 6rou an Sbos.
8. Cunningham 9}orOweitieite @ar
ucr, na5c StodbolmitraBe, 1876 bel
so SUB.
SobH 80iinger, @cru. an Gli
@oloeuberg lmo SraL 9loropeiticite
@aDitroBe, Habe Central glpenuc. 10
bel 43.9 6uB.
Nlarp @ Gaois an @eo. @. g9al.
t6er, . @rluoitiidc.
Sobn Gouies un0 5rou an Gal.
Cidmon mo Srau, Siioicite Or.
lcous- nobe G6opelitraBc 1873 bel 70
6ub.
Garric alausmon an Sou @od'
rad mo 6roiL Siioieitc @loiberitry
nobc GalboiuitroBe t4.6 6ei 70 SUB.
Nlortba ~. @6elps an 9lnuic so.
2Il6crt 9loroieite @ol5roof 9Iucniic
nobe Z. StroBc 20 bei i5O SUB.
9 lRiaorO Galis an W s @roft
tou 3 @run0ihide.
aotic aerncr inO @atte an Aue.
fla q Nofos, 9 @rlmoihide.
0cricl6e an &ot6orinc No Rofos,
4 CSrlnoiiiidc
Icriclbe an Grnciiinc 6 &ofos 4
@rluoitiide,
Gcrielbc an Gao 81. 9lofos ieds
@rnoitiidc.
&oul Gnmert Il. 9l an SoGN 9I
I Siteuoori mO @attin SiiomeiiieitC
Scr @looiiou-2loenue, 20.10 bel i2O
@riuo8iuS 5000.
G6os 9}onutb rmo @oiiin al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11
agercinIate sanaes Sgn gaItImprc,A

N<'~%ettttb@b Suttb@% ppA @ChtAtNtVAt1
eegriinoei 1885
Saiiptauartier r@ermonia. W6n
nerhor-Glubbous, glr. S52, g}oro'
9oparo.StroBe.
@eore 2eifert, Prdiioert, g2r. 2t5
s9eIi.SardtogaitrnBe,
sSobn u. alein, 0irIgent, g2r. 20i
-2inroo6.9Iratiie.
@eorg SimmcIbeber, prot unl
correip. Sefret6r 9lr 500, g1oro.
9toic. StroBe.
Sernann wl;dIiG, Shoemeiiier,
gfr. 713, @nrner-StraBe.
Grib Soimanu 6inan5Iefrctdh,
9lr. 2iti. @eIt.Eratt-gtrabe.
Mm. 9. SiIoebranot, @ibliotbeior,
g}r. 2029, 6reDcrid-glDcnre.
Sermann @rdfe. 9oriiber oes Daii'
Ff.gomite's. 0Sr. 1912, @eit.glil.
berrp.Strabe.
..glrion-geiane
aS0rnionle.
n@crmqnid.Ndnnci Dor
n6robiinu~
DSbdIia.aRdnu
..@p5art.Monnerdcr
aGihenfrun6."
v@ermanias0u 0uartett.Glnb.~
rYlelo0ie."
,,gleberr-@eian
D@eiieno-2ieoerfrdu5.
&dder @eiorgrcretH.r
Soaptqndrtier: gliiiiels Sale, g'r.
t0S, 9aor6.8rcoeria. .gtroBe, ieoen
SaniItag glbeuo, init gluSnaOme oes
oritten eoiniings I'M Wionat, Sing
itinioe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11
@ereinietc gIrbeitct.S Sdngcr BON
@aItiidUre.

Sauptqilortier n9iinnefe Sollc
SIR. 40S, @eit.2egiuaton.Siro
syo6n g2ota. @rdiioeut, 9lr, 2029,
gobO.StraBc.
@eorq N. 9Soeblmann, 4irigcnt,
glr 202S, 6airmouut-9lOcnue.
~. aror, Sefrctdr, Nr 1920,
Saubert.S StroBc.
Sranf gprlosFu, shatmciiler glr.
2t0, Siio 6. Strnbe.
5o3ioIiiiiide qieoertaIeI," Sing
iEinne 1icnllna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

Ott4uilBCllr OClllu)Llllclt CtOs
pH9s galtimsrs 8sigs Ss.." Grneii ganer.
Deltihc Bidder iino 8eitihriftcri.
g. caHisi@, 10 Goro. eoppIeiou strabe
9lotionol .@onfen.
uShe rfb EeiUn 0ntleual 9aHf" Sab uno
@reier'Sirahe. Sacob ". eoof, 4rdioeni;
SenrD o. 9leone. 9nifrer
seseOns glatlunaI eanl," 4c2 9nbsgroaopob.
,g1eiteru Qaii0nal Innl," "a 0oro'guialu'
SiraBe ~ plarrioii. aoiliter
Staots. .8onfcn.
,Semihe gans BON guliimore," Baltimore
nnb 9oatooo sStrabe. Nuqu Beber. Brdl'
bent. Geo. s. Gang. dolllrer
Spor-@anFcn.
opentine Spnrbnnl non 9altimOrt." guiaips
uno 9olimorcSrabe
N}ormor. uno @ronit.@erfe.
8. eiiadrtnsr & eOns, 22s qOr0.ebarIeS'sir.
2anowirtbidoftIide @eratbe unO
Sdnereicn.
grifiIi1'Suruer 60. 2o5 .9acassirabe
l(oDofaten.
earf o. @l. sdola, 800 st 9auIeirabe.
@Inrbiue, 6irrnoces, 9langes unO
Gefen Qo6Oeden ltno Niunen.
Benmct grOe., 523 9oro.6yemoni,sIbenue
aupfcrihmieoe ttn0 ElumberS.
SDbn Nuberi, i7i4 Gbnnss sgirabe. 6. & g,
Leepbon: aBolte 1899
Gieertbums- -glgcnten rno Sdnoler.
gierre g. Gugau q Wspbew, 10 OitexIno,
ioHsStrqhc
6cuer. GerIiderungen.
,reutihe 8eutr gerEhrunas eeisnInaft. "
ooliibnns unb Baltimore Sirnbc
,,TcutihsNm Jeuer.NcrNmcrAngeW Wcfcnihnii, "
baltimore Slrabe uno. Gniiom 6ouie gOerue.
9lunni Sruranre So. Of HiUerpool." peHrp "
gearileo. Neioen3 Ulnndaer. 10i-t03 @bdm'
Der Of Commerce Vuilonn
,Wermniin Geucrucrlhcrnuno Gcirnimait, "
Baltimore lno NoribsSirobe
8Iehblntten, Yietoll etc.
e6on, Goninn & So. tnepfporIrD. t3--i5
pnloetiton'SirnBe.
Giienpaoren aacr 9trt nnO SUI.
iHnieo. 3ubcbor.
g.. etoif @ahue Co. 2s64 goro. Gabs sStr.
Hfdn0lcib -Welh1fte.
vGoHioiiboieO eoan Co." 2orosSdhssiroee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

1916 bel 80, @rlno3ius $50.
Wlarp 6. Norris rHo @atte an
Sobu B. Bed. @eitieitc Der Seurp-
StraBe, Habe 5ort-2Ipemle, IA bel
104, @ruuo3ins $42.
6reot SerfeH un0 Gattiu al g9m,
$. aramer uuo @atttn gaieite Der
@omonoion-9Ipenuc. rs bel 1875.
Goa 2luoeriou an Heaina slnoer.
ION 9loroweitgde Der g2ilfens,9Ipc.
nno 9umspid- StraBc, 1874 bel 20.
JlesiHo 9lnocrioH, JSahloBucrpnl-
term, all Iieielbe, 0oropcit-Gde Scr
@iliens.2Ipeme mo @rlmsmid. Ctr,
1S4 bel 10, @rno3ins $4S.
GIi5abet5 6. 0hhcobp II. 81. an
G0m. Suiiin Jioromeit-Gdc Der ySil.
fcnS-aDeme lmO grnsipid StraBc,
1874 bel 10, @rmo5ius $4s.
Sobn 0io1er ieny H. a. Eeito,
mentsuollitredcr, all gluaniio 5. Sal.
la9ber II. gl 3 @run0ihidc.
G6os. @eis an sic ,.SauitarD
9ofing &c.. , @uluoitiidc.
NlorriS q. 9liiur mo Satin an
Nlilton 2 @reen6om 1ruitce, Q
0ruuoitiidc.
GboS. Z. Gbreit un0 Satin on
Gmilp 6. Smith, 9forooitieite Der
Mcrrpnlau's 9ane, na6c @olono.9luc.,
% I bel 96.
uWiarplano 5dooI ior tbc Blind"
an ben @lapor mo Staotroib, 9ctt
Der StroBc
,Sobn a. 9ieieder al geo Iippctt
ino Sottin 2 Srlmoitiidc
parru GroB ino Satin al Senrp
3. Olartel imo @attilt @enieite ser
G6arles- uabc Siicn0. StraBe. IA bei
1873.
Gbas Nl. @artnian uno Satin
an @atie Nofos, . @rmoitidc.
9Iaeu q. @artmau an G6as. o..
@artmon Siiooitieiic Der Sorioro.
9ooO, nabc Spcrlano. 9lpeue. IS 6ei
no, @rmO5inS $50.
@corac Soud Il. q. an G3ra 0olid,
3 @rlmoihide
g5ra Soud II. u al Games Soud,
8 @rnOitiide.
Tcrielbe an tScorac Soud Arcf
@urnoihide.
0erielbe al GQa q. Soud, ic6S
@umoihide.
9lppolonia Neiul an Charles 3.
aclp il. g., @eiiicite Der Gnior-,
uabc Gboie. StraBe, 2 bei rs, SroB.
$S6.
@eorge !. 9ano an @ilbelmina s.
GpanS, 9loroicite Ser 1orbp. nobe
@ernania-9lucmlc, IA bel 70, @ro5.
$40.
Simon sIppIebmm um0 Satin ou
Dlar @rcii lno Satin SilooItieite
Der GaaIcs, uobe %nIasti. StrnBc ~
bei 50. 05rlno5inS $45.
emma anobIob an 1bomas 9. z.
6owler uno @ottin geItieite Der
GcHtral. nabe gliblauo.9lncuue. "a
bel 80, @rimo5inS $f4.
N}arY 6. Z Goud H. NJ ou Oscar
: 9lad mo @otiin, Siioieite DER
9ioolc- StraBe, uobe 9Sroctor.9lae0,
Guino5ins $45.
SameS ". 9ealmear & Con 50.
an 9llireo z. Sunleu 3 @rinOihidc.
sSreoerid V. Smith an @m z.
gertins umO Sottin Siioieitc Der
Gaitern. nabe Ganton.9lpenue, i4.lt
bel 20. Wuno5ins $52.50
9llcu g @ortnau al @linuic
Scott, SiiOoiticite Der parioro.9ioao,
lnabe Gpcrlou6.2luerue Grrmo5ins
500.
2obn q Garter uno e5attin an
9lnglitnn u. Goinielman mo Sattin,
Cnicitc Der 9entalou Strobc, nabc
9liItun-glpcnnc, l3 be- 75.
9lobert Z sin an Sobu 3. Gorliit
9aorooiiicitc Der Cottage. nabe Sbir
leD.gloenue, 1876 Del lS, Srnno3inS
$75.
SSu Guncan an Sennic iSilcs,
Sii0icitc ser Sadioit Ctr. nabc Gen
traI S(pcv i2 bel rs.
Com. IS @iIion ii. y. 9ieceiuers
All Gmalpnc g. @lorf, 5iioieite 27-
Str. no6e GbarIesitr 9lrc, is bei
zoe.
2obniiacr 9uloi9 60. ali Sobn
g. 9triid imo 6raL Siioieite glb
6otiitoniny uabe Sscnncop.glpc, i4
bei 80.
nSobn i Romoier an Sobn s. Ho
moier imo 6roib Siioieitc 9rantlcp
9lpc., nobc Sdrococrino IA bel TO-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

.,n.sx am bnns 0lono gpnlepnrb,
or o'gNgtn eirobc ulio 0obrubof parlunh.
oroEc i.a1enunpnluie glnncr Sioiicrn: 6
0aeflcniioti NcrohbdHroni
MAS a. a.. ~ pnuon Dcrinun
''l w Hplnoa often &cNf lcldfc nchludunoru
.Ihf 9cllunct 0lenm Op.
nl' lepWe 4t 2S0lblnalou Grliriihe. lei.
W Wy ai' @t'nhe np' lCll25i1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11
Neilti9e GdIuBroic
qRartfberihts.

Gainit iuiere 2cicr sic aabllma
nit Dem Sefuritdten,Marftc uidlt
perliercn meroen mir bon 8eit all
3cit Die Iebten gloiirunoen Scr bicii.
acnslftienborie brineeu. uie oieiclben
am ShIuB, 81. Suli notirt pirocn.
goItimo.e 9lFten.g6rIe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

@y2t Gu ener Dlu Ter, a.e i'm
0Mdous nit ensr ie'd] II a6er 6dBlis
ten Dame r,rAiiratAsn pil Spare
Deipe Wr.t' Olut ter. Gieie Tdns
lperIs if niitt G,rat.Cn. DEM tloB
i9r,s RsiGs4ums t5rnie ic5 ia ME
liefcal"
Ylrt.er; ollro Ols n.nnt tiff Gin
DsG.t idcr 8. 81"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

nSA baiie mcincn Shneioerl"
iprod Elm &eriHmeuocr. sd piiroe
ion nit &ergniigen umbrin9en
s0os fonnit Gil iebr beqltem ter'
tia brineeu Drric6tc ciu ,5relno-
oBesoble ibm 0eic Shulocn. 81
ipiro oonn iiderIicb Dor Sdrcd tier
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

Damc n@ir bobcu inns idon redt
lance nift otIcben, finoen Sie MID
1erGnoert2"
agtmoS bod, @nGOigitc."
Sum NortbeiI ODER 0ium 9lohteil2
'fhcr bite cbrIidj"
agbcr @n1oigite f0nucn iA
ood mir gum &ortbcil Uerouocrnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11
SGbHe OBHe @slGueH.
(etiuaS 0vncS.
0eIddfts.&cSBciicr.

3eituneer 3eitihriften etc.
s9He Baltimore Grips Co." Grneii Z. Euuer.
Deutihc Bidder uno 8eitidriftcn.
q. oaHith, 10 Noro.g goppleiou. Strabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11
Baltimore WsarEtbcridIte.

1ienitog oclt no. gtopcmbcr 1911.
W1cbI. 3uiilbr 5Si2 Safer,
270 Saiicr 8u 2ocidt
%oint lmo CSC Safer 5u Canton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

Not9e5 Nungnlolp; Nnb Bnnirb 1ernnhn,
aatieluher Nriinnen mo x Nder Qnnb, Yinen
nno arobe &nupldte neaen leihie AroinouHaeR
~ oeriauIcn M1dn Qche ldreiDe o0er tcle-
Roonere lr 0iu5cInbcllcn an Hruunnn Hmllb.
sm.e ano @MpplD CO. 530 4atapaeo.Aprnue,
tGeplz1UlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

3nic (Ti crlenl Ncrrn) 1lc mer9
sen 6it &nloiae ieB. .aam iprctea
5rncn iie matt
Gsrr. q@a ooey iiir Ii12@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

Gtuoeni 3ovf .Scgen Sie mir,
SScrr Doftor, mas id] tbun ion id,
itebc Wlorges rieiiB immcr oisil"
glr8t o2eeen Sic iid qlbcnos ct,
ipos Ieif6ter 81 Settl~ p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

8u pcrlanfen poer bermiethrn:
,Suni1inc 0DrncrS", Gde Grobelniios unb
eioornooiAoenucs geeitglr.inqion @rlnoiiiid
ios bel 100; ole @concmli6ieiicn Eampf.
eel1unn; NIT ober obne ni5bcl @nroac. 0d
eetes tes bel Dite. 6. 8. Aihbnrner. pr. 1902
eelpien.gluenuc. (goo7--f3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11
tcIFaa0r sGlarSI@rp
MACH FLETCHER'S

q AZ 8 K @ F2 a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

nä beiroiben 5ie 0eWr bloF
nidt @err @fciierle?"
oNnl, l1hlagc lIlic9 uprcrlt lpd
ielbit oirdl
u5ol lInO iucnn 1ic cinnal
yer1ciroiget iinO, Oaun beiorat Oies
SS0re 6rai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11
92otionol. .@onfen.

Stootss8onfcn.
yScmihe gens BON 9nfiimorf," Baltimore
unb So1ionDs sStrnbe guou geeber. Brdfs
bent: Geo. 8 Gang. aalIlrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

Gtenceeium:
Gin iunqfr Neutiher fnhi glrbeit anf cinet
tarm. iprini Gnqifm Ciicrten inter -.
4o" Geutiner 6orrripunbeni (ylooii-t3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11
Gteaengeindje.

9criciie eriTainqe a5bin EeuHhc uft
1lcuc in iclucm Qripat6dus bcnnipmdt
suidenmdoden Qdberes bc VmG T., Nr 40S,
NonDUcr 9trdhe. (Hool)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

Au Dcrinuicu:
- %ltiblhdii 3u ucrtauicn nit 4iano. Iuhclt
EilOle eNnlh RcQliict" uno Yfante. 0onnlp
s.scn5 S31oQ0 Wleihe $500. W}an aoreillrc
voor y. Is. ~ Ecniiher 0prrelponocut
lJiooi0 I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

Mormor. uno @rouit.Merfe.
3. qiladrtner eons. 223 QorbsgbnrIeS .Sir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11
8n SerFanfen:

Au ucrinuicu
Hodcrel Sclienc eccocubcii. pcpinnhrins
aenec 8aderei ont ciabliri, nit iciner Muuo'
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-22
SERIOUS INJURY
TO ITALIANS FACE
Andrew Lenard Kicked by
a Horse Near North
Freedom In Bed.

Poor Commissioner H. E. Stone was
called to the home Of Henry Nehering
near North Freedom to see Andrew
Lenard, who was unfortunately kicked
by horse. The young man was for
merly employed ON the Nehering farm
and while passing stopped on friendly
visit. While there he volunteered to
lead colt and the animal getting too
much rope, broke away. Mr.. Lenard
was struck in the face and knocked
over. Several teeth were knocked out,
his nose was injured and his eyes were
so swollen that he could hardly see.
He is aged about Is, came from Italy
about Z years ago and has spent all the
money he has made since coming to
America. He was not able to be taken
to the county hospital when visited by
Mr.. Stone, but may go to that institu
ton later.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-22
M0Te Report
on tie Cost
Of Campaign

Campaign expenditures by the Re
publican state central committee al
ready amount to $57O. Is according to a
statement filed in the office of Secre-
tary of State Donald by the secretary
at Madison this week. The committee
reported that it had campaign fund
of 5000, contributed as follows: Eu-
gene Wuesthoff, $500; F. P. Sawyer,
$1OO; Gov. McGovern, $2a0, and E. F.
Dithmar, S100.
The Democratic state central COM
mittee reports the expenditure Of
S186. 42 from its fund of 1925, made up
of contributions of $500 by John C.
Karel, $1OO by J. T. Fleming and nu-
merous other contributions of S25 each.
The Social Democratic party reports
the expenditure through its com
mittee of 81, 5O997.
Candidates for state offices report
expenditures as follows: w. C. Owen,
Republican for attorney general,
$500, III; John S. Donald for secretary
of state, $542. 38; E. F. Dithmar, lieu
tenant governor, 1912. 81.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-22
Bum tie Bake =
Of Boroboo

A resident of Quarry street has set
up a poetry machine wloa the follow
ing as the initial grist:
Here is another heart which will fl e1
blue,
When Baker Bum leaves Baraboo;
l always bought my bread from you
And must say, for it is true,
There's no such bread in Baraboo
One time l think heard you say
That you would go to Germany.
Now when you step upon that land
They will take you by the hand
And say, Come, Baker Bum of Bar
boo
Here is a big Krupp gun for you
And when you are so far away,
You will think and you will say
Think of this and think of that
4 wish I had my bakery back in Bara-
boo."
+. A.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-22

On Friday afternoon the Sauk County
Historical so ;iety unveiled a bronz e
tablet near the corner of Broadway and
Fifth avenue where the first church
was erected in Baraboo and in the Bar
aboo valley in 1850. The rough
structure was put up by the Methodist
society which has been in continual
existence since that time. The tab.et
is fastened to quartzite boulder whlf
was taken from the cellar at the horne
of Mr.. and Mrs o. z. Wood near the
cemetery and transported to its place
by Street Commissioner c.. L. Brewster
and others The tablet was mounted
by Charles Weber, valuable assistance
being given by Alderman IGeorge lsen-
berg and City Engineer H. E. French.
The bronze was made in New York
and the inscription reads as follows:
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-22
M Gke r equeSt
FOrLiCenSe

There are quite few people travel
ing through the country soliciting
money for charitable purposes. If
they are worthy they will present their
license from the State Board of Cor
troll. If they have not license peo-
pie want to think twice before they
give. Doctor F. H Indy, the local
member of the State Board of Control,
said this license was issued by the
Board to prevent imposters from OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
1t has been proven by the State Board
of Control that many of the child in
stitutions in the state do not exist and
that quite few people are getting a
good living by going about the state
making misrepresentation. AS high
as $4,000 was collected by one of those
fraud concerns last year.
When persons come to Baraboo So
Letting money, ask them for the license
or letter from the secretary of the
Baraboo Commercial association. No
one has any business collecting money
unless theyhave good grounds for doing
so.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-22
ELECTION BOARDS
MADE MISTAKE

Over in Grant county the recent prl-
mary election seems to have been too
complicated for the election inspectors
and as a result the contest for register
of deeds has been all 'messedup" The
returns sent in to the county canvassers
gave H. johnson, of Boscobel, a majority
Of twenty votes and he was declared
the nominee. Thomas Thompson, the
opposing candidate, began to investi-
gate and in one town found an error
which would place the vote tie. Fur
ther investigation showed that the cleo
ton boards in eighteen precincts in
Grant county failed to make proper
returns and the ballots and reports had
to be returned to them for correction.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-22

F0RSENATE
IS TRICKED
Rev. JGnkin Lloyd Jones OfgGhi-
GagO, Lincoln Center Head, Fails
in Filing Names Before
Board.

Sustaining charges presented by
State Senator Samuel A. Ettelson, the
contest board at Springfield, Thursday
threw out the petition of Rev. Jenkin
Lloyd Jones, head Of Abraham Lincoln
center, who entered as an independent
candidate for state senator from the
third district. Ettelson charged that
the names of dead men and other fic-
titiOus names had been used There were
414 names on the Jones petition, 406
being required. Jones supporters re-
piled that if bogus names were on the
petition they had been "planted" there
by men opposing the candidacy of Mr..
Jones.
Mr.. Jones declared also that sixty
names were stolen from the Sixth
Episcopal church the night before the
petition was presented and that for
ty-eight others were delayed.
''The man who stole the names was
arrested and escaped with a fine of
S25," he said. cit is evident an at
tempt was made 10 steal all of the
rames.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-22
This Memorial Tablet
Erected 1914 by the
5auk County Historical Society.

The exercises were in charge of Mrs.
Hattie Hall Avery, chairman of the
tablet committee and daughter of a
former pastor of the church, Rev. A.
Hall. The invocation was given by
Dr.. E. P. Hall, pastor Of the church at
the present time.
"Why We Erect Commemorative
Tablets was discussed in brief by Il.
E. Cole, the president of the society.
He said that it was natural for man to
make an effort to leave a record behind
in the form Of history and that this
history needs to be supplemented aud
vivifed with objective aids "A coAc},<4e e
landmark, a shrine, a memorial stone
or tablet.