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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-01
Sweet Auburn

Supt. G. w. Davies visitedEOur
school last Wednesday. This was the
first school visited this term.
Della Hewitt spent Sunday at the
Kamenzky home.
Our road boss, Mr.. Stackman, is ma
king some fine roads in our vicinity.
Miss Elsie Stackman who has been
helping Mrs. Snyder for a week, is
at home.
S. D. Slentz of Washington is visit
ing his mother this week.
Mrs. Fred Knoop is on the sick list.
Clover hulling is in tull sway in our
district.
Everyone in the district is either
talking "district or county fair"
A black brant, species of goose,
was captured by Fred Steve. 1t will
be on exhibition at the school fair.
Will Getchman has been visiting
his uncle, Richard Prime in Pleasant
Valley.
Minnie and Emma Gurgle have re-
turned to Chicago after an extended
stay at the parental home.
Chas. Getchman and family motored
to North Freedom to spend Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Will LANCE.
The school fair" and program will
be held Friday evening, Oct. 2. In the
field product list will be such things as
corn, potatoes, all kinds of small grains,
carrots, beans, beets. pumpkins, squash
apples, onions, cabbages, pears, to-
matoes, nuts, cucumbers and alfalfa.
Bouquets of dahlias, zennias, golden
rod and asters will be shown. Business
letters, spelling list, penmanship and
coloring will head the school work.
Under manual training will be exhibit
ed rope work, fycatchers, swatters,
corn racks and Jack-o'-lanter rs. In the
fancy work department are found hem
stitching, crocheting, pillows, patches,
darning, dolls, buttons, buttonholes,
bean bags and spool knitting. In do
nestle science are candy and cake en-
tries. Besides this there is cake con
test for the ladies, any cake but angel
food. Risley Bros. will give two bak-
ing sets as prizes. In the mems corn
contest of 10 ears Fisher Bros. will
give corn medicine to the three best
Everyone welcome and boost Sweet
Auburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Weinke spent Sun
day at the Weinke home.
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BuCkWhaat Valley

Mrs. 0. Lacy and Mrs. VIC. Funnell
visited in Wonewoc last week.
Mrs. Powell came down from Sparta
last week to make her home with her
brother. Harrison Mute, Oh Mel. Grow
er's farm.
Mesdames Mel Grover and CoweIl
drove to Wonewoc Friday of last week.
James Head is at home again. He
attended the La Crosse fair last week.
Will Fields moved his family from
DR.. Miller's farm to La Vale last week
and Albert Rolof is moving on DR..
Miller's farm.
Leo Miller is driving fine new car
these days. Some of us old married
women can't help but wish we were
single again.
A large party of friends and neigh
bors gathered at Mel Growers Tuesday
evening to surprise them before they
leave for their new home in La Vale.
The evening was spent in dancing and
at twelve o'clock the we'll filled
baskets were brought forth and nice
lunch was served.
Miss Helen Thompson attended the
funeral of her niece at Richland Cen
ter Monday.
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pleted.
Ben Holt, ST.. spent Saturday with
his daughter, Mrs. Leonard Lang, Of
North Freedom.
Ed. Barker visited friends Saturday
and Sunday at the village of Able
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Powell and child
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hige and
son, Harry, of Websters Prairie, Sam
Searle, Jr. and sister, Miss Ruth, OF
the Gem City spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Searle.
Dorothy Mather of Baraboo spent
three days recently with her grand
mother, Mrs. Cratsenberg.
Little Keith Holt is spending couple
of weeks with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Odekirk. Of Lynn avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Waddell, Mr.. anC
Mrs. P. E. WaddelI and family and hel
mother. Mrs. Lnna Barker were callers
at their brother, George, and family
of Fairfield
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Of Madison visited over Sunday at the
Fred Schroeder home.
Greenfield

Miss Leona Sturdevant gave fare
we'll party on Monday evening for Miss
Louise Hildrette who will soon go to
her home in Montana. A number of
young friends were present and all re
port a good time.
Miss Marcia Jones commenced her
school duties at the Man Mound school
on Monday.
Nineteen young friends of Miss Title
HiQpler gave her a surprise on Satur-
day evening. The time was passed
very swiftly and pleasing in instru-
m entail music and games. During the
evening refreshments were served. The
US al fine time was had by all.
Mrs. E. 0. zones and daughter,
Genevieve, called at the Montgomery
home on Thursday.
A number of the girl friends were
invited to the L. A. johnson home on
Thursday in honor of Miss Louisa Hill
dreUh, who has made her home there
SO long, but soon goes to the west.
Refreshments were served and very
pleasant afternoon spent.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. Platt and Mrs. N.
BARLEY spent Sunday evening at the
Montgomery home.
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z. Youngs went to Spring Green Fri
day returning Monday.
Mrs. Zeph Youngs, who has been
very i'll, IS able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Synder returned to
their home in Chicago Saturday after
spending a few weeks with relatives
here.
Mrs. Linnell Of Milwaukee is visiting
Miss Florence Linneu of this place.
Miss Mary Draper, who is teach
in Lodi, spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Draper.
Mrs. Minnie Warren of Ableman and
the Misses Laveta and Lila Fosdick of
Padus, Wis, visited Mrs. Mary Harkins
Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Wilkinson of Baraboo
was a caller here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder were in Spring
Green Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Hackett of bile
man spent Saturday night and Sunday
here.
Gerald Hawley of Baraboo spent Sun
day here.
Mrs. Lizzie Steinbrink and sons,
Fred, of Minnesota and Clifford, of
Baraboo were visitors at the Will
Steinbrink home Sunday.
Alvah Hackett, who spent the sum-
mer in Omaha, returned to his home
here Saturday.
Frank Hackett came from gilbert
son Monday last week called here by
the illness of his brother, John Hackett,
who is very low at this writing.
Mrs. Henry Giessler has gone to
Columbus, Ohio, to visit sister.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-01
DurWardS Glen

The Ladies Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church, Caledonia, met
with Mrs. Lille Dudley at the Glen.
The meeting was held under the trees.
The president, Mrs. E. B. Shanks, of
Portage was present with the treasur-
er, Mrs. Archie Shanks, and Mrs. w.
H. McLeish, secretary. 1t was a good sized
gathering and after the meeting closed
a social hour was spent. Supper was
partaken Of and the meeting came to a
close to meet with Mrs. r. 7. Marshall
Oct. 31st.
Raymond, the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dusheck, Jr. was taken to
Madison for an operation. The little
lads appendix had broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclean, ST.,
visited with the inmates of the Glen cot
tage Sunday, their little grandson,
Arthur, was with them.
Rev. P. Cain and Mrs. Cain paid their
first visit to the Glen Saturday.
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South DGItOn

Claude Searle of Montana arrived at
his fathers home last Saturday for an
indefinite stay.
The reception given Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. WaddeI Thursday evening at
their home was very we'll attended, a
beautiful leather couch, silver, glass
ware, china, linen, aluminium ware
also some chez ks were among the pres
ents given them. About eighty were
IN attendance. Refreshments were
served at the usual hour when all de-
parted for their homes wishing the
bride and groom much joy and happi-
ness. They were invited to the Far
mer hall last Tuesday night where
almost seventy-five of their friends had
gathered to spend the evening. Ice
cream and cake in abundance was
served to all, after which Paul Cahoon
with few well chosen words in behalf
of the serenaders, presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Waddell with complete surprise
of beautiful rug to which they both
responded their thanks to one and all.
Mrs. Ernest Crawford and daughter,
Mildred, spent few days last week
with relatives in the Gem City.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Lamberton and
daughter, Opal, of Websters Prairie
spent Sunday afternoon with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Lamberton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Clement, who have
spent the past month with her mother,
Mrs. J. Ashley, of Portage returned
home last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Salmons enter.
tanned his nephew, William Glen Sal
mons, and bride also his mother, Mrs.
W. Salmons, Sr. of Baraboo last Fri
day.
August Durrie has his new barn COM
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Black Hawk

John Luetscher is busy plastering
George Lusby's house this week.
The mason work at the state bank
was finished Monday.
J. Supert of Prairie du Sac was a
guest at the Conrad Adams home on
Monday evening.
Miss Bertha Mold attended Y P. A.
reunion at Prairie du Sac Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Brander ofS2Prairie
du Sac visited with Mrs. Fred Baum
garth Sunday.
Erwin and William Schaefar attended
the funeral Of their uncle, Henry
Schaefer, at Arcadia last week.
Christ Ragatz delivered a HUFFMAN
piano to Rev. Happy last week.
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NERRINACk

Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Scott of Okee
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Promo and family.
Messrs. r. G. Steuber, N. Shanks,
A. NJ. Farnworth and W. M. Dobratz
motored to Portage Tuesday.
Frank Coates spent last week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Coates.
Miss Constance U. King went to
Madison Monday to be a guest of the
H. Shields and McCarroll families.
John Mccormick spent Tuesday in
Lodi.
Mrs. F. Pfiel and granddaughter,
Shirley Dennis, were in Baraboo Thurs
day.
Mrs. Pilley of Baraboo was a recent
guest of Mrs. Paul Gallus.
Mrs. Alice Marshall of Okee was a
guest of Ed Loos and family last
week.
Bert Stratton and family have moved
from their farm to Baraboo.
Misses Alice Cozell and Margaret
Schullegan of Lodi spent Sunday with
Miss Genevieve Dwyer.
Mrs. Sarah Parkin went to Baraboo
Monday to become acquainted with her
new grandson at the home of her son,
Royal Parkin, and family.
Miss Gertrude Promo returned to
Baraboo last week. Her father, G. E.
Promo, is on the gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hoppe and
daughter, Julia, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Lind of Baraboo spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Weinke.
The village is laying cement walks
on Grove street from Dobratz garage
to Wells Corner on River street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. johnson of
Waterloo, Wis, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mccormick.
Arthur LANCE attends Baraboo high
school.
Miss Erma Langdon of Baraboo was
a guest of Miss Gloria Cooper last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne of Baraboo
were guests of DR.. and Mrs. Martin.
Mrs. Helm of Madison spent Saturday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. PfieE
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Loos and daughter,
Phoebe, were in Baraboo Saturday and
Sunday.
Dorothy, the IL year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Brownrigg, former
ly of Okee and we'll known here, died
at the home of her parents in Brooks,
Mimi. r.emains may be brought here
for interment at Lodi.
Earl D. Wilson passed away at
the hospital in Madison after an opera
ton of a serious nature Monday at 10
The o. m. remains were brought to the
home here Tuesday morning. Funeral
Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. at the M. E.
church, Rev. Frank Zimmerman of
Lodi officiating. He leaves wife,
little son of this place, and parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wilson and half sis
tiers, Mrs. Bert Lee, Mrs. j. M. Scott
and sister, Miss Mary Wilson, and
half brother, William Wilson, of Okee
and half sister, Mrs. D. Promo of this
place and many friends here to mourn.
He was engaged as operator for the
C. & N. w. at this place and at other
points. He was taken i'll while on duty
at Tomah, last Saturday. He was
aged % years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins of Bangor
are with their daughter, Mrs. Wilson
also her sister, Mrs. Hall.
Mrs. s. Parkin and Mrs. J. McCor-
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-01
DEATH AT HARVARD

Baraboo relatives have been inform
ed of the death of Martin Doodle at
Harvard after an illness of about two
weeks with spinal meningitis. He would
have been twenty-one years of age on
the ninth of October and has been en-
ployed as clerk at the Harvard station
for some time. He is con of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Doodle of Baraboo, and
leaves besides his parents. a brother.
Leo E. Doodle, and two sisters, Mrs.
Alice Fogle and Miss Justina Doodle OF
Baraboo. Funeral and burial at Har~
ward on Monday at 10 o'clock.
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HAVE RETURNED
FROM MOUNTAINS

Miss Clara Pelton of Baraboo and
Miss Anna Pelton Of Reedsburg have
returned from . trip to Idaho, Mon
tana and Washington.
They spent the hot summer sea
son on a ranch in the cool mountains,
the property being owned by relatives.
On the ranch they threshed Is, 900 bushels
Of grain and about 5, 900 bushels of beans
this season. From the ranch number
of side trips were made and these added
much to the pleasure to their sojourn
In the Rockies.
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Will Visit in Iowa

James Nc Feeters, who has sbeen
spending some time at the home of his
daughter near North Freedom, goes to
Armour, South Dakota, and to Iowa
this week to visit relatives. He has
five brothers in Iowa and expects to see
them while on the trip.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-01
La Vale Farm Sold

S. w. Gardner has sold his farm at
LaValle to John Mckinney of Fairchild
for $12, Mr.. Mckinney will occu-
py the farm and the former owner
will purchase property near LaValle.
The deal was made by J. T. Bates &
Son of Baraboo.
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Spring Green

Ike Evans was severely burned by ex
plosion Of gas in his home. His hands
and face suffered the most.
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Brought From Madison

Sheriff Welk has returned from Madi-
son with Otto Kapelka who had been
taken to bastile on the charge of
having transgressed upon the laws of
the state. He has failed to pay for the
care of his family as agreed upon and
an effort will be made to make him dig
up the coin. The sheriff desires some
spot in the center of big dry zone 80
that temptation will be far, far away.
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EXPERT KNOWLEDGE
OF EXPRESS CHARGES
ANDERSON SHIPPERS FEEL
NEED OF CHANGE
THE RATE is UNJUST
South Carolina Towns Claim That
Proposed Rates of Company
Should E!e Studied
THE RATE is UNJUST

Anderson men arc taking Il keen
interest in the, discussion now going
on relative to changes IN lie cxprcss
rates. The principal people to be CT
fectcd in this section of course will
be the soda water and ice distributors,
although few other firms and con-
cerG: will be affeGted. comprchen-
siye article from the Columbia State
OF yesterday sums up the situation in
this manner:
IA lack of expert knowledge with
regard to the express rate situation
In South Carolina seems to exist. 1t
Is said by those who arc investigat-
ing for the merchants, manufacturers
and shippers generally that they, and
therefore their customers. are unpro-
tected against unreasonable increases
in express rates. The investigators
say that the railroad commissioners
admit having no expert knowledge
on. the subject.
1t was said yesterday that at tho
rchcaring which the railroad commits
sion has granted for Wednesday
morning facts and figures will be pre-
increase In the proposed rates that
have been ordered into effect July l.
The shippers say that IL the proposed
rates, prevail IL Will mean that the
consumer Ia to pay, and pay dearly,
Georgia, 1t Is said has better OK
press rates than South Carolina, even
at the present time. The rates on
fish. for example, arc said to be 40
per cent lower today In Georgia.
THE whole situation as to the pro-
posed increased rates OH express
weighing so pounds or more arises. II
is said, from the fact that the express
company wants to put into effect. with
some notifications. on intrastate
matter the rates which have been ap-
proved for Interstate matter by the
interstate commerce comm ission. The
railroad commission OF Georgia has
ordered into effect the rates the ex-
press companies proposed, but with
notifications. tt
I'm many instances the oxpressI
rates on vegetables, fruits and soda
water In Georgia, are to be constructed
on basis Of so per cent OF the first
class express rates. In South Caro-
lima the proposed rates on the same
commodities, 1t is said are to be con-
structed on basis of 65 per cent
OF the first class rates.
'At the office of the Terry Packing
company 1t was said yesterday that
the following are some Of the pro-
posed changes in rates on fish out OF
Columbia:
Present Proposed.
-AshepoO =. ....S1.75 $1.5S
Anderson -. :. -. 100 1.58
barnwell :. -. 80 LA
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3 NJ. Jones OF Starr was In the cit,
yesterday Tor Il few hours on business
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Tennis. Champion Defeated.

Norfolk, June1 3.S-Nathan III. Bundy,
holder of the singles championship of
Virginia. was defeated today In the
tinal match or the Virginia tournament
by Neal Stevens, the New Jersey
sets. and apparently had stevens at
his mercy. The latter did not appear
able to- handle bis opponents serves
and was slow with his own service. In
the thirf get, the New Jersey rSn
showed new form and won easily !
He captured the remaining two sets
with ease, The scores In this match
fwere: 1-6 4s6 /; 6-3 7.5; GA. "a,
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THREE BALLOONS FOUND
Only Ono Of the Stcyed Is Yet to BE

Only Ono Of the Steyed IA Yet to BE
Accounted For. -. i
Portland, Oregon, June 12.--Thy9e
Of the four balloons that left Portland
Thursday In a long distance race were
accounted for tonight. but the Spring
field still was unreported. The. Kan-
sss City III landed safely in Marion
county. Oregon. i78 miles from Port
land yesterday. It was reported to-
night. 50 So IN 5 8 t,,sfS
The Kansas City IL descended With
ont series mfshapon . rough mountain:
slope after q. II hour voyage.
Captain John Berry. os St. Louis. pi-::
lot, and George Y. Morrison, HIS ssiide,
OF the balloon Million reputation Club.
arrived at Oregon CITY today, SaS,
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L.E.CTRIC
Q-z1. %. THEATRE
MONDAYS PROGRAM.
BREED o THE NORTH

BREED o. THE NORTH -
Broncho. A drama of primitive life
In French Canada, featuring Clare
Williams and Harry Keenan, In tw6
thrilling reels. spT%.bt f5,e
THE LINK IN THE CHAIN -
Eclair. Insthfs plasS xaSSt two reel
Eclair drama OF crime nH a Physiology.
a scientist Is kleptomaniac, his
weakness, his love OF stealing makes
him curse--a constant menace to
society at large. What would you
say about It? See the play. Featuring
barbara Tenant. :,
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I.JOU
u !. THEATRE
MONDAYS PROGRAM
HEARTS ADRIFT--

MEAHTS AUKiFJN-
Famous Players. This ia one Of the
finest productions ever produced by
this noted company. 1t is a picture
that you will never forget. Produced
I'm four wonderful reels and present
ing the celebrated film favorite, beau
tsfnl Mary Picforj
Coming Tuesday Iucllle Love" Sc
ries No. 2.
Coming Wednesday aHearts and
Swords" 2 reel Sterling comedy with
Ford Sterling,
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Money For Virginia.

Washington, June i3.---The senate
today passed a bill appropriating
ssai 600 to cover the increased cost
of procuring land Tor ere Sting forltfi-
cations at Cap Henry. B sSss55
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PERSONALS

iF ID ~ ~ . eD9 I'LL
}. a. Horton OF Bolton was in tho
city yesterday for a few hours OH bust
ness
James Simpson of the Mount Carmel
section was among tic visitors to tho
city yesterday.
S. NJ. Jones Of Starr was In the city
yesterday for u few hours on business
phillips Anderon OF Auto1 spent
Yesterday In the city on bus mess.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. +. Brooks of Pen
dieton were shopping in the city ycy-
terday
Cane McPhail OF Starr was among
inc visitors to spend yesterday in the
city.
Magistrate J. A. Young of Iva was
IN the city yesterday on business.
Edward Shuhrick and Irving Barnett
or Pendleton spent yesterday in the
city.
MISS Lois Jackson has r urned to
iva. following visit here 10 Miss Ma
rie Seybt.
Gus Townsend and Harvey jackson
OF Iva were among the visitors tu
spend yesterday In the city.
Z. NJ Dockins of Pelzer was in tho
city yesterday for few hours on busI-
ness.
! Henry Trescott of Pendleton was
among the visitors to the city ye3ter-
day.
Misses Nancy and Nellie Hines q,
Seneca were shopping in the city yes
terday. .
E.. f. Reed OF the Varrennas section
was among the we'll known visitors to
the city yesterday.
Miss jamie Foster of Pendleton was
shopping In the city yesterday.
|
Richard Jones Of varrenas township
spent yesterday In the city
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Cely and their
guest. Miss Kathleen Wenck Of Pied
mont will spend Monday in Spartan
burg attending Wofford commence
| ment.
Miss Elizabeth Coleman of Hairs IL
the guest of Miss Ewbank Taylor OH
Earle street.
Mrs. r. F. Kramer has returned from
BOSTON where she has been the guest
OF her daughter Mrs. Evans
Misses Irene and Sara Prince arc at
tending the State convention Of the
Epworth League now being held in
Charleston.
Miss Lal'a Mae Dial who has been
the guest Of Miss Caroline Vancr,.has
returned 70 her home in, ,Laurcns.
], d. McElroy of Sand Springs was
In the city esterday for few horrs.
| j. B. Hall OF iva was In the city yes
terday for few hours on business
E. w. Ashley Of Martin township
was In the city yesterday
j. M. Bannister of CraytonvilIe spsnt
yesterday In the city on business.
]. r. Wright. well fnown merchant
OF Seneca, was In the city yesterday.
-.
Magistrate j. A. Young of Iva spent
few hours In the city yesterday.
D.. A. Mcclellan Of Iva was in the
city yesterday on business. ~
J. r. Pennell OF Belton. route spent
yesterday intAnderson.
Is l.. N. Martin of near Bolton was
among the visitors to spend yesterday
In the city.
]. c. Shirley OF Rock Mills was In
the city yesterday for few hours
]. M. Saxton Of Starr spent par. of
yesterday in the city.
r. Parker Robinson of near iIonea
Path was In che city yesterday on bus
mess. 4
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"The reductions, 1t is said, are TO
points to which no fish are shipped"