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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-19
Monday

Attorney j. M. Kelley went to Park
er Lake yesterday by auto to bring
home his family who have been, enjoy
ing an outing at this fishing resort.
Mr.. Kelley states that one hundred
pounds of fish day was not an unusual
catch.
Philip Neitzel went to Chicago Satur-
day morning where he will spend
several weeks with his sisters, Mrs G. T.
Ferguson, Mrs. l.. l.. Kline and Miss
Lydia Neitzel
A. D. Hedges, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. j. C. Payne, for some
weeks, has left for his home at FAIR
bury, Nebraska He makes a stop of
a short time in Chicago.
Those who have seen the flower
garden at the slightly home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Horstman describe it as
one Of great beauty. Mrs. Horstman
has made speciality of dahIias and
has about seventy varieties in bloom,
almost every conceivable hue seeming
to be embodied in one or more of the
flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. T w. Daw of Milwau-
kee, who are guests of Mrs. DAVIS
father, Thomas Finnegan, entertained
everal friends at his home on Satur-
day evening. The party was in the
nature of weiner roast and the guests
of honor were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Mariner and Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Bro
zeau of Chicago, who were stopping
with Mr.. Mariners sister, Mrs. T. P.
Foley, 548 First street.
Miss Nellie Ryan of Springfield,
Mass, who has been visiting her cou-
sin, Mrs. Hugh Kelley. has left for her
home in the east OnFriday Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelley, daughter, Miss Contance, and
the guest made trip to the Prairie du
Sac dam. While in the village they called
to see Mrs. Thomas Baker and daugh-
ter. At the da a boat was locked
through while they were there and the
visitors say it was quite most inter-
esting sight.
Former County Treasurer and Mrs.
E. j. Battles and daughter, Ruth,
leave tonight for Shawmut, Montana,
to be absent several days. Tracy Bat
ties and Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Davidson
and son are there on ranch and excel
lent crops are reported The young
man is son and Mrs. Davidson is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Battles The
Davidson family formerly resided in
Iowa.
Rev. and Mrs. S. S. Hotchkiss, who
reside near Ironton, have returned
after visit at the John Gillem home
IN Fairfield. While here trips were
made to the Dells and Devils lake.
While at the lake Mr.. Gillem dispatch
ed RATHER and pulled several rattles
from the snakes extremity. The reptile
was killed between the cottages of
William Rowland and Miss Elizabeth
Byrne and when skinned later was
found to have recently swallowed
gopher.
A gun club was organized a few DAYS
ago at Wyeville, the members being
largely employees of the Northwestern
road and several Of them residents of
BaraDoo who lay over at Wyeyille. The
club opened with bang, fifty-six joined
>. once and a trap and clay pigeons
were ordered, while the treasury was
found to contain over $50. Some of the
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-19
Sank City,

Architect Alfred Glass and Hubert
Wuerth of Milwaukee came Saturday
evening for few days to visit with rel
atives in the city.
George Fuchs and family motored to
Greenfield to visit relatives.
The Henry Tielke family of Merri-
mack spent Sunday with Mrs. Tielke' 9
mother. Mrs. FRANKIE. They were ac-
companied home by Miss Augusta FRANKIE
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-19

Lusby was well attended and SIT. so was
taken in.
Mrs. Charles Rooney and children
called Saturday afternoon at the Irwin
Bump home.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-19
Married al Portage

Harry Wildrick of KilbournI and
Miss Emily Rust of Portage were mar
rled at the Office of Jostiee F. W. Kiefer
Monday, Aug. 18th.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-19
FUNERAL OF
MRS. LANCE

The funeral Of Mrs. LANCE was held
in church in Greenfield. Rev. Fl. Vies-
tenz conducting the services at the home
and the church. The bearers wer.
William Zastrow, Eli Schneider, Chase
Hartman, James Fitzsimmons. Carl
kluender and William Steinke. Those
from distance included:
William LANCE. Ada. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob LANCE, Burling-
ton.
August Ludwig, Burlington.
Mrs. George Woschow, Mukwanage.
Mrs. VIM. A. Platz, Waukesha.
Card of Thanks.
We sincerely extend our sincere
thanks to the kind friends and neigh.
bors who helped us in our time of sor-
row; many thanks to Rev. Viestenz for
the last kind words which were spoken,
also the singers and for the beautiful
flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Platz
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Woschow
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bleuer
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schultz
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. LANCE
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Lange
MIR. and Mrs John LANCE
The border vidette., 1915-11-20
SUMMONS.

Tn the Superior Court of Santa Cruz
 County. State of Arizona.
 Hazel Miller Stark, plaintiff, vs Wey- mouth Stark, defendant.
 Action brought in the Superior Court of Santa Cruz County, State of Ariz- ona, and the complaint filed in said county of Santa Cruz in the office of the clerk of said superior court.
 In the name of the State of Arizona to Weymouth Stark, defendant, GREET ING:
 You are hereby sum mOned and re- Quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain tiff in the Superior Court of Santa Cruz County, State of Arizona, and answer the complaint therein filed with the clerk of this said court, at Nogales In said county, within twenty days after the service upon you of this sum mons, if served in this said county, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of Santa Cruz County, State of Arizona, this 1lth day of No vember, 1915.
 (SeaD EDW. L. MIX, II 13-4w. Clerk of said Superior Court
The border vidette., 1915-11-20
A CARD OF THANKS.

Father G. c: Van Goethem, and the ladies, organizers of the Bazaar of Nations," held last week in this city, hereby hearti
 ly thank the people of Nogales, both of Arizona and of Son. ora-tor the ,genious patronage given to the enterprise. Outside from the general financial suc- cess, a net benefit of S2, 3OO.OO, in favor of the S. Heart School. they feel much gratified that the event has proven brilliant so- cial affair, which drew all classes of this community into a closer bond of friendship. This out come alone, they consider, would amply recompense them for their work. Again, thousand thanks.
The border vidette., 1915-11-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

- The gang of organized thieves operating in Nogales, must be broken up.
 Wednesday Sheriff W. S. Nc Knight returned from Tucson where he had been on official business.
 No school this week The teachers are attending the an nual meeting of Arizona's teach CTS at Phoenix.
 Mir. W. H. Land of tho Santa Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Com pany, has gone to New Mexico on a combined business and pleasure visit.
 Attorney c. l.. Hardy has gone to Phoenix on com bined busi- ness and pleasure visit of sev- eral days. He stopped over a day in Tucson on legal business.
 R. R. Peat, who recently re- signed the management of the Owl Drug Store, departed the forepart of the week for -Califor mia to join his wife, who is spend ing the winter in Los Angeles.
 Fred. Carruthers, of the Unit ed States Graphite Company. is making Nogales his headquart- CTS. Just as soon as conditions in Sonora warrant it, he will re- turn to his company's property.
 Attention is called to adv. of the Union Meat Market, at 2O3, Elm street, recently purchased by J. B. Elias, who will person ally manage the business. MT. Elias invites his friends and his friends friends to call.
The border vidette., 1915-11-20
Btate of Ohio, City of Toledo,
 LucRa County RR.

Lucas County. ss.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of B. J. Cheney & Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo. County and State afore- Baid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY
 Sworn to before me and subscribed 1n my presence this 9th day of Decem- Dor. A. D. 1886. A w. GLEASON,
 (Seal) Notary Public.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern- ally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send for testimonials, free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O.
 Sold by all druggists. 76c.
 Halrs Family Pills for constipation.
The border vidette., 1915-11-20
YOUR CORN WILL VANISH

in O few days if you will use our corn cure as directed. And go- ing to the other extreme our scalp lotion will remove dan druff just as quickly and effect ively. Those are only two of the good things to be had at this drug store. We'll tell you the others if you ask.
 AMERICAN DRUG STORE
 J. SALDAMANDO, PROP.
 Phone IS Nogales, Arizona
The border vidette., 1915-11-20
Report ot the Condition of saats Cruz vsllsJ saak $ !rus. Co.,,
RESOURCES

At Eogales. Arizona. in the State of Arizona, at the close Of business, Nov. 10th, 1918.
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9rptrit MN snnnine.

Stem gorf. 10. Sui. Sn eli.
ner Sisung Der 9ireftorcn6eb6r0c
Der oeutihen CONCENTRATION Sapuilc
prroe foIgcnoc 4roteitcrfl1rung &C,
gen 0os &orgeben Ser omeritantidet
Hegieruilg %nngenomtncn:
1@rf 8eiiung Oes &%rGitoenten Bot
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aontroae iiber Die orabtIoie Sta.
.tion in So8Diae ii6ernommen.
2ebiglid gum 5dus ibrer geies-
li9en ftnon3iellen urt0 fommer8ieQen
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gcgen oas gingreifeu Oes 6lotten.
antics.
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lid iein, Die gcgen ite gcriftetc I'M
Derontnortlihe aritit 0abltrd 3ltnt
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itrengen NeutrolitGt 5%uiommenar.
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bon oeIt 9unoesbeborocn erboben
morocn. Die 3eniorcn Der gunoes4
r%egierung boben oIe 9epei6en, Die
cinfanten o0er dlsgingen, lorqiom
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letten Ntonoten sic 9erbinhunq NIT
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erbalten Derocrl oa Die atmoip6dri.
iden Gerb1ltniiic u1ganltig mnrett.
Qieie Sdmierigfeitm miro aud Der
lleue 4pparot ntdt goll3 at il6er.
miltoen Oermo9cn.
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Iide ltnncutralc SQnolunaen oicier
@eieQidnft iinb abioIut folI6. 0ic
0cieuidait lit iii Der Gage, bic SIN.
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naf6upciien. anon1mc up0 uftber.
ontlportlide 8erodGtigungen pcroen
aud fcrner niht beaftet lper0en. "
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Rlttne 2%Oialnadri9tea.

Sm 9fIter bon i6 So6ren ftarb
bier Der In 6ortoclsfreiien pohlbe.
fonnte aaufndnn u. g. 9epitt.
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No1e gaufnoten mo ilbcrgab iie Der
goliJei.
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9as 9ienie Der Sermnnns.s phne

9ufotn Git1, gIebr., 8. Suli 1915
perrn Sal. s. Beter,
Omaha. gtebr.
8ertber gru0crl
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ne6enbci gciagt, Elm Iicber 6rellnt
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6ernionnS. Sobnc bon gtebro8fa iultr.
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ten mir . Nuuantm, t2 Waidintn.
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atn ne ale abtr mHrhfn nbatidla.
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len.
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auOert; iIhrrall fuo mir i'm Suri
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1entidle 3eifnna aber 9Intrprt.

Berlin, 10. 3nli, iiber gonSun.
8r}nglidl her Oentifeu 9lnttpDrf ani
bic amerifaniidr 9otc npm 8. Aunt
Iagt bic DSsrliuer Nioraenppit@ 6ul.
geners: p5a jeOer @siie 1T bic bent.
ihc antmOrt Sfs Ienfidlcn Reidcs
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antcn 8smiiicne, Die g~ercihuiQia.
felt, Die Sfrrfuiiic ocs Sriegce IN
miloern, nnG ben n%nfridtigcn
8nnidJ NIT gmtrifn in frlcorn III
lebcn. Abcr lie Oriift aud ben fe.
ten gSillen ans, uidlfs BDn 0entid.
lambs Hcflten nb}nlancn."
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3citidrift o56c 6atferlonO" Der.
0Gdligt.

&oibinafor, To-. 2lpril. Ier
beige britiihe gotiGofter lenffe 0tt
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ole DeutldIonoS $ntcreiirn oteneuot
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gcrienfan9 Der n2liitdnio" borolls.
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lNltlihlutg gleidbcOeuter0 lei mi
gldrdoiger 9OrfeuntniB clues Ser.
bredenS".
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Gins Seinneh in hrn 1nh.

Tic 22,idbrigr 9}cGie g}ieller
tnitroe belte Mtorgen IN ibrefn Bette
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Sic nngliifIide mar unperbeirat6ei
mn drhcitetc in riner bieliBerl ia.
EsIt.
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grBan lo6t beittidjc glote.

Sau 5rnnciStu, 10. Smli. Der
irii6erc StantSicfrctGr 8. :. grDau
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Oaf 9eutidjlanO ben @nnidD uilsec,
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3nr 3cit in Sunta Grn5, Sal, nuS
b6rtc bic MntluOrt Ulcers Selcphun.
&citer molltc CT iid ieoud nift aus.
laiicn.
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amerifaniide grehfpmmentarc.

Rem Norf Globe: Gie meme ant.
mort 0entidlanSs lit arnaf 10 Inc.
min 3nfrieOrnitcllenO ais bic erite
9teIer 6ebler fam ole nltcn grteu
Y~c3tehnngen sudden ben 6ciOeu @Dl,
fern itGrcn.
Neiu Yurf GSening Snn: 8Grt
Die bentidle antipurt nid)t Gin @nn.
Der Der 4asrcSeu, f0nnte tic Sen
6Obepnnft Der 9nmm6cit oariteacn,
San 6ranciscu Chronicle: Su melt
bis icbt III erie9cn 1T, fcblt Der bent.
iflcn AntluCrt ieOcr 9(ngriffsgcii,
nIlu.
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9nhn grG ncrniitrt nifts.

2on0or, 10. Suit = Die brttiife
Rcgierung fam e8 nift ii6crneh-
men, @ergiitiing iiir trgenb pclde
Berlltitc oitf Der See at 8n6Gcn, mel
dc brrd Die 8bdtigfeit bes 6cinbes
entItanoen fno. So erflGrtc Der
S6abfan3lcr Rcginalo Mcaenrn
i'm llnterbauic ani bic 6rage eines
N6georoneten, mcIdler GnihGoigltltg
all ltcberlchcnoc Der o2%uittonia"-
1rogooie mir lire berGorencn gffef.
ten ner[anotc.
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g(ld in oe1t Ser. St1otcn urt0 in
StaIien murocn g&offcn INTO 0luniti.
on gefal1ft, lruo es betBt logan, Dob
guitrdae iiir bic 2iefcrun9 ooit
3oudbooteu uno gfinet 8lt aIiiten.
ncrtbcibigrrnge3mcde 9egcbcn m1r.
bcit. gle5 Dies geifiebt o6er nidt
etna, neil Spanicn ooron oclltt, ltd)
allf Die cine ooer Die mnoere Settle
ser ariegsfilbrenoen 3t itellcn, ion.
oeru INN filr oQc 6dle trieg8Geriiitet
3u iein, menn eiitmoI bic 6rieoers.
uer%bau0lunGen beginner peroctt.
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SIC fleihinrn Ynndlhpnte.

gonOOn, 10. Snli. Der britt
Idle 9nmpfcr gacSmcrc iunrSc bon
cincm Ocntiden SandIboot 6ciduiien
ano oann OurdI Elm SOrpeoo Der.
ienft. Die ans II Mann beItcbenbc
Scinbung lpnrSc nit Nmsnabme Ct.
mes Nntroien, Der uor einem @e.
idOfiplitfer sctruffen lunrbc, scret.
tct.
Orr Camper rGliu", Gneeblid
Gin italieniides Gdiff, nnO Der nor.
mcaiidJe 9nmpfcr @orOaas wnrScn
bcnte upn ciucm Oentid)en Sand.
bout tOrpeoirt nnO berlsntt.
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noB trnier after 5reultb SER Nforit
5o6s, IN oen Strc6lom 2lporte.
mcnts nobuGnft. ourd einen Stlir5
pou Der Ireppe iif i6nere Der
lebungcn 31ge5o9cn bat. Seit Ian,
aercr Belt idon fit ct an elmer
Gerlebung am &ric, io0oB ibm oo8
@ebcn 9eihlpcroen ma6te. 8ir
|roitniden Serru Su45 bol0ige Belle
rltllg.
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attentat ant oen smltan.

9onoon, 10, Sill. Cine Relt.
tcroepeide aus alerauoien ertlGrt,
haB gegeu Den @agcn oe8 Sultons,
ols lid bieicr 5lr Mloidlee gum Gc.
bet 6cgrben wolltc. cine Bonnie Qc-
idlel0ert rllroc, Die jeood nid)t ey.
pl00ierte.
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gonlinn md Milinn.

&aibinatOn, 10. 3nli. SO6alO
Der umtlidDt Sert Der Anttrort 6icr
cintrifft, lpirS ii@ Staatsicfrctdr
qaniing 5nm grdROcntcn nit ncrIel.
ben nadJ GOrniit, ". s., 6egebcn.
Der RrGiioCut wirO dls6nnn cnt.
idciOcn, mann cr md 8ai6iu9tun
Suriiffelren mill.
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0sarSde. b,r,nsl

Seen Sonntw i'm syuli uesioln.
meln fld bic DsAtihen in &i5beacr's
id0nem Gagf. "A. uro 3eaOenuJrtb
Ctr. I'M etr.eH seulGtbIiden Tag 81
aerleten TiGits 0oTfsicit toir6 ser.
onItaItpt Dor ON 5o6neu
@oaOnen 81 t5e Morio, uagon.
gereir uul5 Gin Srobu 8iQitoeit-
iGea
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Shnrltnn hrrnnht.

W|oNa0mcrD, Nlo, 10. sui. =
Bier 9ouOiten 9iclten aeitern Abcno
nabe @reenniac, 4la., Oen Sdnel1-
3lg 9}r. 81 Der louisville unb 9inib.
aiQc Balm an uno 6erallbteu bcn
8oitpoqcl. Sic 8aiiagiere pitr.
ben ni6t bebeligt.
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epamien militariid leAr tGatia.

M06ri0, TO. Sui. = 8on Scr
ipmtiideu 9leaicrrnq ipproen felt
mebrcrcn @oden ole 8orfebrlrnaell
qetrnfien, Inn sic gru1cc lul0 sic
6Iottc ouf cine b06cre 5tuie ais bis.
ber 5u brtrgett4
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Qief an cine Niinr.

2onOon 10. Snli. ~ Qo8 @rin8,
6D 8iiderboot oGbciirc", eit eiiesncr
0ompfer BON t4S Eonncn @ebaIt,
lief in Der 0oroice mlf cine iMmim-
mellOc W}inc mo ilog in bic 2itft.
9}ur Gin Mitqlieo Der 9cutonuuug
cntging Dem 2ooc.
Morib Sndle idipcr Ocrlekf.
@it 8eooltern bernebmen mir,
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A6tMn8!

9cutIbe Ton Gmobd uro I'm.
eegenh iirb minfomn!cn i'm Sol.
itoff" Sci 9oDieu. Dos bette Glen
i1b Grtnfen lpirO bort ierDirt
3l9 5no Is Cir. ii.
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NinfsfonN.
@Lf Grccf- s. Nn[i 19I5.

Glf Greet, s. SStlt 1915.
@ert6c 3Ggl. 0n1obn 3ribiineI
ginlicgeno finoen Sic So Monep-
0rocr fir ben GitpretBcn gerciu
gtciu Yorf.
DIT @rlt6
AraA Saeooor saerot.