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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-10

Los peritoS ingleses en- aSun
tos militareS, dicen que los ale
names han puesto tres Guar
tas parties de suS mejores tro-
pas en- el occidente del teatrO
de la guerra, 0 sea en- la que
estan emprendiendo en- Russia,
por 10 cuaI las operaciones en-
Francia ha perdido ell vigor
cue en- I'm principle t]uvieron,
Sc cree que estas estaran q la
espectatiya del 6Xito cue ten
gan auuellas,. pueS sin deSiTlo
nj dem0sLrarlo, los alemanea
estuvieron acumulando ele-
mentos en- Russia, Il juzgar pc
ligrosa de muerte Ia invasion
rusa. Y ahora toda 81 aten-
ci6n esta concentrate en- Ia
campaHa contra ell pals men
cionado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-10
Tres cuartas parties del eiercito
al naH naeen frente 2 los
sol!9dos del Car

Juzgan eStos peritos, sin
embargo, cue Ell final de Ia
campana con los moscoWtas
sera desastroso para los alema
mes por 10 cual Sc inclinan a
Greer cue, salvo la resiStencia
terrible que hara todaVia Ale
mania, eSta Sc e]ncuentra perdl
da sin remedio.
COnceden las autoridadeS
militares de que venimOS ha-
blando, que los recursoS de
Alemania son todayla podc-
rosisimos Y que por 10 mlSmo
la campana durara 10 CUE du-
rem aquelIos, pero hacen COM
Uaraci5n con los que posee IN
gIaterra Y Frdncia, y, segun Su
opinion son indefinidamente Su
periores los de sus enemigoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-10
RUSSIA.

Petrogrado.-Durante la I'LL
TINA quincena de Noviembre
la importancia estrategica de
LODI, subi6 de punto por la
forma en- que Sc encOntraba
ell frente del ejercito aleman,
desde este ultimo puntO hasta
Lowicz, pero perdida la pri-
mera de las ciudades mencio-
nadas Y reforlrada nuestra
Inca de batalla, esa importan-
ella ha disminuido mucho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-10
ESTACION
CA DE ES


Como OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dimOs
ouarta de clio, las naci0nes
aIiadas Sc queiaron con el 60
bierno de los Est"dos UnldoS'
de las ViolacloneS oe IDS eye
&c "G"'I "I.""o 49, 1a;,o. s,,damori
o o~noS "ansisten+e- en- que per-
mitian en- que los aIemanes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-10
HUNGRIA.

Budapest.-El nemigo que
Sc introduce en- los Condados
de Saros y Niemplin sc esta
retirando ahora en- complete
des6rden perseguido pOr nues-
tras tropas. Estas permanecen
en- territorio de Galicia y solo
dos 0 tres comunicaciOnes de
territorio hungaro permanecen
en- poder del enemigO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-10

golpe de muerte para la insu-
rrecci6n ha sido Ia derrota que
sufri6 81 generai brigadier
Cristian Frederick BeyerS J Ell
cuaI resuit0 mortalmeHte heri
10 en- esa acci6n temiendose
que a la fecha haya muerto.
La Union de Sud Africa por
Ia cual luchaban, BeyerS, De
vet : por la que tan heroica-
mente pele6 Krugen Sc aplaZa
indefinidamente, pues en- eSta
OCCASION eS muy dificil que
vuelva a rehacerSe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-10
Sc E~NCUENTRA ENFERM0
Ell Gull
LERMO.

-
Tn deSpacho official proce-
denta de Berlin da cuenta de
que el Emperado GuiIlermo
de Alemania Sc encuentra en-
fermo de una beningna fie-
bre producida por un catarro
bronquial.
Esa enfermedad lie impide
regresar al campo de opera
clones como 10 habia prometl-
do en- la Ultima semana, pero
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-10
SERAN JUZGADOS LOS Me
4 APREHENDIDOS
EN- HIDALGO, TEX.

- y. J;,,. - n~nngfrOs
~.ll;aio do o,,e mn
10 ,~oy;.,n,s oua habfa
'"' II-I:Io uidaIro
wv ,o.+os on IL
i't',9i loslY.' .1.onh..rsa me-
00- -" po- Nn.a,,oro =,
i''o' t.l" 9'N
TIS1 uo ,~o+icias de-
n.s:uI >" contra osos
bo nro-
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ALEMANIA.

Berlin.-En las cOstas de
Flandes, las malas condolences
de los caminoS, debido a las
lluvias torrenciales que han es
tado cayendo en- los dltimos
dias, han puesto grandes di-
ficultades para los mOvimien-
tos de nuestras trOpaS.
En- ell Norte de ArraS, hemos
hecho algunos pequenoS pro-
greSOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-10
NOTICIAS OFICIALES DE LA
GUERRA.
FRANCIA.

Paris.-En Belgica, empren
dieron los alemanes un fuer-
te ataque sobre san Eloy, al
sur de Ipres, pero fueron re-
chazados.
Los ataques mas vigorosos
estan teniendo lug en- los
bosques del oriente q Argonne
NADIA de mencioHarse ha
ocurrido en- las demas parties
del teatro de la , guerra.
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Los %aIeranes tratafan dc rOmper
eI centre de las tr0pas
fre7eo-inqiesas

-;sta de los acontecimientos
de la Ultima semana, dicen
que mas 0 menos Ia situacion
es la misma cue en- la semana
anterior y hacen menci6n de
que todos los ataqueS que los
aliadoS emprendIerOn contra
ellos fueron rechaZadOs.
Los que Sc cncuentran GER
ca de los miembros del Esta-
do Mayor aleman. dejan tras-
lucir que muy pronto Sc deSa-
rroliaIan nuey0s planes en- Ia
campaHa de Francia J ACRE
gan que los directories de los
planes militares de Alemanla
Sc encuentran satisfechos con
los ultimos acontecimientOs y
han manifestado que "todo
marcha de acuerdo con su pro-
grama'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-10

Los ultimos intorn.s del
ministerio de Guerra frances
recibidoS durantc la noche del
8 del corriente, dicen que los
alemanes hiciercn un violentO
ataque sobre los aIiados en-
San Eloy, pero que fueron vi
gorosamente rechaZados.
FL intento de los alemanes
de romper la Inca de batalla
de los aliados parecc que Vuel
We a tomar forma, h~abitndose
baSado Ia sOspecha de los ej&r-
citos coaligados en- que en-
Diezan 4 ejecutar v~iolentas ma
niobras Y despliegan gran &C
tividad en- Belgica. En- el occi-
dente del teatro de la guerra
ninguna noycdad ha tcnido III
ga.
En- Berlin. hacienda una re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-10

Entered as second class matter Fe-
bruary Il. 1918. st the post Office a.
San Antonio, Texas. under the act o'
March 8, 1879.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-10

Maquinas de rs, ibir y CamaTas
Fgt0graficas KODAK
Titles para fot0grafos Iass-a .a -.-
clas' g. mdqui-as de ssc-ihir. Esl,,.
nos al-es De conprsr 81 rtra yarte.
Hab'smvs Lsp.aoi.
POTCHERNICK BIRDSONG co.
pa L Houston St
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-04
JoAa Ilasseycor. Has Hsd His De,


sJehn Bsrleycorn In going 10 be
kllle1 and buried In this country BY
his former friends and associates. not
~ eoastitutional enemies who never
saW De inside Of saloon. The SEN
t.noot toward booze that has been
srowing among my patrons the last
tvo pears or more." says . Kansas
CITY saloon keeper. rs not confined
% ~ patrons and against the booze
IL ~ saloon alone. The same sen
tlmeat II growing all over tho coun-
tfy.. and toward booze everywhere.
Soe1sl and business conditions have
ctanosd until booze and booze fight
~ have NO place In the present day
seAome Of things. The ability 70 car
" = .blg jag gracefully II no longer
sseooned - ono Of the polite accom-
p1l1ausnts Of n gentleman. and busi-
80 NE ID too strenuous these days
a.. 4 man 70 hamper himself with
Z Alu1Aled brain. And with the resii-
m1iGa that thsy can't drink them
o)tQp. and remain n the top notch
e4pflleIency, business men are de-
o1Al llage y that thsir employees LEI
qqq& &loas. Corporations and firms
- ~ hlsins drinkers, and they ar
q ~ "a Of ojd smpievss who per
= triskips." aas -fl ~
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-04
HER COLORADO EDITORIAL lSS0lIdi9I

Work was progressing rapidly on
the new Catholic Church. ,is ~
A court Of the Independent Order
Of Forresters was being organized In
In Junta. ssN, a
The side walls Of v. Alberas new
building on Santa Fe avenue were
up several feet Ttetifse ah
Charles Heath bought James Nc
Neen's five acre tract south Of town
aud moved on to II.
Mr.. Dan Harmon. OF Denver. and
Mrs. Nellie O'connor. OF La Junta,
were married April Z. 1894. Rev.
Father Faber officiating.
Mrs. Adda r. Smith. wife OF Pos
III Clerk G. A. Smith. was the first
lady to cast vote In La Junta under
the new law enfranchisins women.
bankrupt sales were all the go
- La Junta during the degenerate
democratic days Of twenty years ago
Just as they are these days. Even
the Otero canal was offering water
rights at hard times prices
Jas. MuIvehill took charge Of ~.
loon in La Junta. and announced
that he would conduct his business
without any back rooms" and make
his saloon - respectable ~ possible
with the accent ON the respectable
a On April 2. 1884. q priority deere.
Of the Otero canal was granted IL
the district court Of Las Animas 70,
l23 cubic feet per second Of time
dating from March 3. 1870. Thi,
decree was just ahead Of the Boil
creek. and also ahead Of the last dc
cree Of the Rocky Ford ditch. A
decree was also granted for the Hol
brook ditch for 1866 cubic feet. dat
Ing from September z5. 1889. Thers
were twenty-five priorities In this wa
ter district twenty years ago. that o,
th' otero canal being twelfth.
&. w. BomGardner was elected
mayor over J. w. Manley by . ma
jority Of 2s3-BomGardner havinp
477 votes and Manley lsl. w. II
Bragg. John A. Martin and J. y
sherman were elected trustees. I,
was the first campaign In which wo'
men voted. and they were ou'
promptly at Z O'Clock in the morn.
lag and on the job all day. The IL.
sue was. Shall the festive lin horn
ganbler got" and the ladies decided
ths question three 70 one that he
nnst. Ths Tribune gave he credi,
for the great victory 70 the Ladies
League. os vhieh Mrs. q. 3. Thomp,
son wss president. i-P
Four ysars ago while living In
Las Animas ". II. snoddy stamped
hls Initials. wv. n. O." and The year
1880" on . nickel. He intended to
carry the nickel for . pocket piece.
but accidentally paid Il out while
making change. He spent two years
u New Mexico and finally came back
- La Junta and went 70 work for
q. =. Miller. while making change
one day he found his long lost mic
ksl. undimmed b. four years' travel.
Nr. enoddy has come back to La
Jnata once n,ore and Il row IN the
snploy Of the Kendall Dry Goods
Qbmpany. He may have the nickel
| ytt-sven aftsr twenty years. Ask
N. s'ilees "a
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-04
(,oed lssseh lst sAis

1nss . good 'ssneh for sais d .
-. Il 10 the ice acres IN the
4 l1ook eopntry. known n - the
Il farm: price. ei,20o; house,
1nl 1snce cost loubls amount
~ enAlrs psepsfty. ssrei
0os 4. klL0ORp. pAssst,
s'il'ls Il Jssts. Cele.'s y
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-04
lrrliAs Lss'sss q. E. ~ v.'lc,
4. Forsss. ! Ven known shssp mn,

a. Fordss. : ven known shssp man
\ I.l6soln eosnty. hiS jtst complc,-
,'1i q shs i eld I y Asssiy sraeA q = Bent
qRly ~ Iaspese tqfa, - " Arkan.
~ ysilevn Il = Asexses ~ and two
& ioe1s Of lumber vsss ussd III III
= sueti6a. zeBSs besA Il for pro.
tIs!s5h ~ NJ yssdtvj sAssp durins
HIN 1 ss.d 4. 49, 4 4! sssf q it,.s. and 10
ffx aye4er Siil, shelfar $500 swe'
qiae 1 thes jsablas seeason. Mr.
tdse evisds hssown alfalfa which
AsEe1' ~ eno>hae bdyH erected for
= vosDo.s ~ .thlt y ~ modern
" tt'o6e 49, = ~ oAesp bust.
y r ptov jon1' ~ ~ ssed snd
w. Z ~ a 4 t. .,fisste 81,
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-04

Entered at postoffice a Ia Junta.
Colorado. ~ second-clAss mail mastss.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-04
FCBLlsaED EVERY sAruRDAx
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

One Year in Advance. ). $500, .ei.sl
Slx Months In Advance. .......... n
Four Months In Advance. ..... ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-06
DOLLAR DINNER
TO Be BIG EVENT
COMMITTEE IN CHARGE TO IN
TRODUcE SOME ATTRACTIVE
INNOVATION FOR AFFAIR.

The special Board Of Trade COM
mittee in charge Of the arrange
:. nts for the Dollar Dinner of that
OF /. zatio1, which is to be given
at the )glethorpe hotel on the even
ing Of NJ cmber Is, is going 10 make
some chane in the usual arrange
ments for suCL affairs. In the first
place, the old bouquet idea is going
to be done away with on this oc,
easion and instead a good, old fash
toned Georgia dinner is to be served.
A special orchestra has been en-
prove TO be a very attractive addl-
ton to The evenings pleasure. The
committee in charge has concluded
that II will be necessary to limit the
number Of tickets to the dinner and
since the Board Of Tr.Gle member
ship now numbers more than 400
those who would attend should see
members Of the committee at once.
The committee consists of Con
stance Miller, chairman, and Messrs.
Linton y Alien. l.. 5. Robb, G. T..
Calnan and e. Y. Smith, all of whom
are going to see that the dinner in
question is the lest ever in the his
tory Of the organization.
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INTEREST HERE IN
EXHIBIT TRAIN
SPECIAL is BEING OPERATED BY
LOUISIANA HEALTH BOARD.
BE HERE NOVEMBER %.

Considerable interest is being N nj
tested in the visit to Brunswick on
November % of the educational ny
2iene exhibit train of the Louisiana
state board of health, showing eX-
h'bits OF pure food, pure drugs and
nigh heath standards This train is
being operated by COURTESY OF the
Queen and Crescent, the Alal ANA
Great Southern and the Southern
Railway, and the It'll erary takes it
iAto many of the most important
cities in the South ne exhibit car
g divided into yaIio.3 sections, as
follows:
Disease Prevention: In this divis-
ION of the car there re shown eX-
nlblts relative to 81 ionic plague,
patent medicine, tut rculosis and
other preyentaDle dis asses.
Food Products Gle II milk, pure
water, unauthorized lids and othe.
features Of sanitary ID production
are shown.
Community Hygiene in this di-
vision is emphasized We dis. C&2 ,
adequate and pure water ST. r.. Il
cities and towns, and various other
elements of community sanitation.
Care OF the Baby and School Hy-
giene-This is one of the most in
teresting Of all the exhibits, and is
comprehensive, having every fea-
resented.
Twelve electrical models teach
graphic lessons in sanitation and ny
glene, one Of these being a daylight
steTeopticon.
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See Geo +. Gays Cooking Stoves
and Ranges.
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DAIRY EXPERT FOR
WORK IN GEORGIA
SUCCESSOR TO LATE PROF. j
w. HART CHOSEN, COMES
FROM VIRGINIA.

Prof. A. II. Pike has been chose n
as the successor of the late Prof. j.
". Hart as dairy husban1man for
Georgia, working under cooperative
agreement between the Georgia State
College of Agriculture and the Dairy
division of the Bureau of Animal
industry of the United States De
gartment of Agriculture.
President Soule and J. A. McCIain,
Il charge of the Southern field for
the government, were in conference
at Athens Tuesday relative to the
work. Prof. Pike came with Mr.. Nc
Lain and has already taken active
charge of his work. For the past
three years Prof. Pike has been in
charge of the dairy division v ork in
the state of Virginia and, therefore,
comes to Georgia well acquainted
with Southern conditions He is q
graduate, holding the degree of
bachelor of science, obtained in 1907.
Prof. Pike will spend much of his
time visiting farmers and assisting
them in getting started in dairyin"
how 10 meet pc ems that they
have already confIo-. d in dairy
work. He will emrhasi- in his work
how to feed, how to Clre for and
breed dairy animals, low to con-
struct dairy barns and r'los, how to
improve the quality of dairy prod
ucts and to some extent will instruct
in marketing.
In this work he is assisted by
Prof. Howell, who recently came to
Georgia from Missouri. They are
confronting a large field of labor.
Rapid increase in dairy interest has
been manifested in Georgia in re-
cent years through the influence of
this work. Since the services OF
Prof. Hart ended, many demands for
assistance have been made upon the
college, which could not be met, but
the college and the dairy division
at Washington are now prepared to
prosecute the work on larger scale
than ever.
President Soule says that he be-
lieYes that now is the opportune
time for the farmers o.. Georgia to
take up dairying and he expects to
see great advancement made under
the direction and assistance of Prof.
Pike and Prof. Howell.
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HOtU To Get Rid of a
Bad Cough
Homemade Remedy that VIII
Do 1t Quickly. Cheap ana
Easily Made

If you have bad cough or chest cold
which REFUSES to yield to ordinary rene
dies, get from any druggist 2I2 ounces
of Pinex $50 cents WORTH. POUR into a
pint bottle and ill the bottle with plain
graduated sugar syrup. Start taking
a teaspo0ntul every hour or two. In "a
hours your cough will be conquered or
very nearly so. Even whoopng cough is
greatly relieved in this way.
I he above mixture makes a full pint
IA family supply--of the finest cough
syrup that money could buy--at a cost
of only ID cents. Easily prepared in 5
minutes. Full directions with Pinex.
This Pinex aud Sugar Syrup prepa-
ration takes right hold OF Il cough and
gives almost immediate relief. 1t loos-
ems the dry, hoarse or tight cough in a
way that is really remarkable. Also
which accompany a painful cough, and
throat and bronchial tubes, thus ending
the persistent loose cough Excellent for
bronchitis, spasmodic group and winter
coughs. Keeps perfectly and tastes good
children like It.
Pinex is a special and highly concen-
trated compound Of genuine Norway pine
extract, rich in guaiacol, which is SO
healing to the membranes
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "2Ia ounces Of PineX, do
not Pecept anything else. A guarantee
OF absolute satisfaction, or money prompt.
Iy refunded goes with this preparation.
The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne. Ind.
See Geo, f. Gays Cooking Stoves
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

GEORGIA-GIynh County.
Notice is hereby given to all credit
ors of the estate of James Donkas
late of said county, deceased, to rem
der in an account of their demands,
properly made out and itemized, to
the undersigned as required by law.
This October 9th, 1914.
j. j. LISSNER,
Administrator on the Estate of James
Donkas. 10-142T, I1-3-1O&l1
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MINEHAN AUTO COMPANY.
1920 Newcastle Street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

SFESIAL- nv ~ Is
The board of registrars for the city
of Brunswick, Ga, will hold their
fir: meeting at the city hall on
Thursday. November ;. at 10 O'Clock
a. m, and hold daily sessions till
O'Clock p. m The intention of the
board being to close finally at noon
on Wednesday, November, II, 1914
All persons interested will take due
notice thereof.
BOARD OF REGISTRATION OF
THE CITY OF BRUNSWICK,
GA.
Moses Daniel, Chairman.
j. 4. Lamhright.
X. 8. Pyles, Secretary.
Brunswick, Ga. Nov. 4, 1914.
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Save money. 1ne C. e. & P. sells
6O0-lnile books Tor $3.50 good over
any portion of the line and good on
all trains.
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The famous Michelh. auto tires are
for sale in Brunswick exclusively
Y Wright & Gowan Co
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1856 FoRDs SOLD IN SEPTEMBER.

1886 FoRDs SOLD IN SEPTEMBER
the
September
rapidly being
of
August 1914 and
of profits
INCREASES
of the Ford Motor Company
o
specified
him
territory
earning.
that January
his total
of
ascore distributing compan
les.
COMPANY.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-02
South WGStfiGId

Mrs Henry Schulz is on the sick
list
The Misses Theresa and Ida Repka
were visiting with their brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs Herman Koph,
the latter part of last week
The Misses Ella and Elsie Meyer
are home for vacation after stayins
st Rochester, Minnesota, the past
winter
Mr. and Mrs Anton Albert and Mrs
Fred Reimer from North Dakota were
she guests of Charley Hanusa Sun
day
A surprise party was given to Mr.
Charley Herritz in the honor of his
birthday Tuesday evening A large
crowd gathered with well filed baskets
and the evening was spent In playing
cards and games AT midnight b
bounteous supper was served They
all departed wishing Mr. Herrttz many
happy returns of the day
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-02
Black Hawk

The pupils of the Black Hawk
school are enjoying weeks vacation.
John Schiess is building a large
auto an / tool shed for Gas per Accola
this week.
Henry Gassner built hog barn and
cornscrib last week.
Last week as John Grass was rid
ing on one of his horses it got scared at
an aut omobIle and backed on bank
on the side OF the road and slipped
and fell down with Mr.. Grass, who
got sprained foot by the fall.
Chas. Jennewein is suffering with q
black eye and some bruises on bis
face caused by being run over by
horse and young man who rode it
to Black Hawk last week We can't
blame it to the poor lights on the cor
ner because it happened at daylight.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-02

Ex-senator David James of Rich
land Center is in Baraboo today call
ing on old friends, among them beir 6
Mrs. Sarah A. Spahr, a cousin, the
Henry Koppke family and Arthur
Brownell.
The Evang ,listic services at the a.
G.. church came to close Sunday
night. Sunday marked the climax of
toe meetings. In the forenoon the
pastor spoke en- Baptism" and in the
afternoon an impressive service was
held at the Baptist church where q
number were buried with him in Bap-
tism. The Baptist people very kindly
gave the free use of the building and
baptistry. Sunday night the Evan
gelist spoke on: "Who wss the Rich
Man and Lazaru.W He explained
that the rich man of the parable rep
resents the Jewish nation and Lazarus
the Gentle world. Rev. Moore is in
interesting speaker having faith in
God and thorough knowledge of the
scriptures.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-02
Monday

MRS. D. L. Montgomery, who has
been in California for q month or m"re,
has returned from the land of sunshine
and flo 1ers to the land of plenty.
q. F.. TrusseIl and two daughters
spent Sunday in We'tpoint. G. w.
Weast, who spent Saturday in Bara-
boo, returned to his home IN West
point with them.
Mrs w. F. Ortr, nee Jessie VIII
Iiams, OF Milwaukee, returned to her
home Saturday evening after an ex-
tended visit with her aunt, Mrs. D.
M. TRIUMPH, at the Urban House.
Engineer Arthur Argyle left yester-
day for three weeks sojOurn at Hot
Springs, Arkansas. Mr.. Argyle has
been troubled with rheumatism and
hopes to be benefited by time spent
at the springs.
AS innocent and harmless a bever-
age as pop seems to he has on numer-
Gus occasions proven itself TO be dam
gerous in the extreme when excited.
William Johns has been carrying / is
arm in sling over week just be-
cause he was within shooting distance
from bottle of pop which exploded.
The glass was hurled his direction and
he received painful cuts on his left
handspring Green News.
Mrs VIM. l.. Essman arrived in
Madison from Milwaukee in time 10
greet her husband when he reached
the Capital City on sunday from In
rdisnapolis in charge CT an office.
Mrs. Essman greeted her husband
fecsionately, dispelling the repor ed
estrangement between them. She
brought him meals and cigars from q
restaurant near the police station and
Eemained with him most of Sunday.
The date was fix ID today for the pre-
liminsry hearing concerning the mis-
sing money which is supposed to
belong TO the state.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-02
Sank CITY

Meyer & Clsvadatscher, Maxwell Car
agents, unloaded q carload of six cars
at Sank City last week
Mr. and Mrs w 8 Lalor and family
of Oregon were guests at the DR. J G
Laler home few days last week
Mrs Lillian Sherwood and daughter,
Miss Hattie, of Spring Green arrived
In the city Saturday evening They
are lguests at Mr. and Mrs NJ Sher
woods
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-02

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