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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-20

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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-20
Licensed to Marry

Fred w. Lock, Fort Atkinson
Ellen Zschegner, Prairie du Sac
Rudolph w. Bieber, La Vale
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-20
Fair field

The M. B. A. will meet with Mrs. G..
w. Reynolds Thursday, May 27. All
are welcome.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-20

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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-20

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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-20
Cow ChokoS TO Death

George W. Adams Of Delton lost a
valuable COW GA Sunday when the ami
NAL choked to death by eating potatoes.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-20
FORMER WALTON
RESIDENTS DIE;
WERE RELATED

Word was received here last week OF
the death IF Mrs. Lenne Harvey Gal
laugher at Zion City, Ill. Mrs. Gallaug-
her was born Jan. 18th, 1892, on the old
Harvey homestead a short distance
south west of this village, and with the
exception of two years spent in Zion
City, grew to womanhood in this vicir1-
ity.
She was married February 5th, 1911
to Thomas E. Gallagher whom she
met in Zion City. They lived in Dakota
one and half years then spent year
on her fathers farm after which they
went to Ontario, Cal. where her parents
had gone the year before. They spent a
year in California and last fall moved
to Zion City where they lived at the
time Of her death. She leaves to mourn
her loss husband, two sons, one a
babe of four days, father, mother, one
brother, two sisters and many other
relatives and host of friends, for to
know her was to llove her. She was an
unusually bright and charming girl, a
beautiful Christian character.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-20
Early Walton Settler.

News came last week Of the death at
Ontario, California of MRS. Phebe
Mortimer. Mrs. Mortim came to this
neighborhood from Ohio in the spring
of 1856 and had lived here ce4until
a year ago last fall she moved to Cali
fornia to live with her daughter.
She was the grandmother Of Mrs. Len
ME gallagher of Zion City, III. and
died on the same day her granddaughter
did. She leaves one sister, MRS. s. R.
Tabor of Island Lake, Wis, three sons,
w. w. of Walton, A. L. Of Owauka, S.
D. and E. j. of Ontario, Cal. and one
daughter, Mrs. H. G. Harvey Of On
tario, Cal.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10

John Gray, notsl in conservative Rich mond as the marrying minister
 Meanwhile, driven out by the flames. of which the Chinese den was now q sccthing mass, Detective Blake, with the Blooms. got their ta1ieab and bur riel away eo aroid embarrassing ques tionS from tHe police and 5ire@ea d. ready hearl bafryiHg to the scene. He frouzied# GhiaaiHen. pouring from the place. were t9o excited to stay them The beWildered English barrister SHEthe. his reSfeetabfe gray high hat and his equally respectable frock coat on firo, was brushed aside by De teetiyc Blake and tine Acssrs. Bloom
 They Wefe=he interested iH the legal representative of the Earl of Stanley or his search for the fugitive heirs t0
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10

Powell. but who had been known in proud Fairfax as the heir of stanley, 1ouaG fortune hard to ind. The hard and -onely work of q hcrdcr WAS Al,, On tae very day that the StaaicE seeres Was revealed 10 Esther u,l Luke i-o1 ... Arthur or as He k BOW known. Ju J. t.oae.!. t.S.es Lew adventures
 : eaup4Ge 5 smoke he4lui -.,It r.es on lis de,eff range Lad l tf=ttf Heaf. Four Plotgtag 1tol-- ri r. ara aeatad the raea. and he oFcrAea's then p.4u the robbery oa tAe O~-.s taHJ f.IIazftetI
 IIe mounts his horse and riae, ,.ly...- Thc maraudcrs rouse up and fife af . HiH4. Eat tRey deem him to He ia~-. tns fHqufsitive hertier. Who has l.t been near enough to overAe9r them ana they depart upon their wa, To com saHnate tlIe robbery.
 it is congress of tramrs iu 'H i-e:t if=eihitt. that plays il part iii tLe next phase of our strange story. Lukr Lowell tie haniShed gypsy, has fa.Iel
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10
CHAPTER XVII.
"A Runaway Match"

"A runaway mStSn.
 KRS. BURTON RANDOLPH. " society leader, sank back in
 the taXicab petulantly resolv.
 ed to have a real good cry and thoroughly enjoyable nerve crisis as soon as she reached her residence and could give way to her poor nerves" with all the comforts of home. T don't believe you have any nerves at all, Vivian she whimpered to her guest II think you have the fortitude of cowboy or something of that sort, and l shall never forgive Blair Stanley for deserting us and sending us home alone
 As for that Detective Blake am sure If 1t were he was depending upon for any pay for taking Us to such dreadful places as that Chinese den he would never get his money. He at least should have seen us home if Blair Stanley was not gentleman enough to do SO.
 But the diamond" murmured Vivian Marston. Didn't you see how 1t blazed like coal of fire under that swinging lamp and on the idols breast? They named it right when they called 1t the diamond from the sky"
 T believe you are as crazy about that dreadful diamond as the silly Stanleys are whined Richmonds leading SO ciety light
 It may be worth millions, but would not touch the dreadful thing! Not that I am superstitious, but it Is bad luck. everybody says so. And that idol-ugh! won't sleep for week for thinking of the horrid thingv'
 But Vivian Marston. engrossed in the intense and desperate desire for th.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10

He Drew Himself Up to Viviants Win
 doV6.
 the Stanley tile and estates in War wickshire Their minds were all upon the heirloom of tRe American StaH!eYs, the diamond from the sky
 Possession fiHe. points of the law" panted Mir Abraham Bloom. The laW k that q paWnbroker ain't responsible for pawhed article except te the TaIHe If tAe san he laS advaue- cd on it If we get hold of this dia moad them Stanleys can whistle for it. ell. tkeEs
 But Isaac Bloom PaWnhroker. had e5i actual crisis of nerves such is Mrs Burton Randolph had never been able to effect. Iu the words of his more hardened and experienced brother. Ike was all in He moaned in the corner of his tayeab and begged to to let out of this thing
 II aint your fire. xoa should wor rz. sneerea his brother the cynical gambling hoasekeeper.
 "Iot my fire when have fl, l have got aH #iHsaaaee maanea the un- happy Isaac Bloom. "Bat to see a fire iii which I diamond goes IS big as your fist. worth S1aaaaao. \ tire by which Han almost la~e 1o4r life. as We aid-tqez words ea8.f zay 88a want tbat you should let me out Fl my pawushop'a
 Aftef= =.eafi ifs the collapsed Iise Bloom ih the haven ef lis faaHshaf 5betee- tive Blake and RRe Bloom were driven to the Iattef's gambling house, and from here 10 the residence If Mrs Bur ton Randolph, society leader
 As you say there k 5000 in 1t for me if 1 get the diamond for yon. will tell you my theory" said the detec- tive to his gambler client Blair stan ley, who passed the bad check on you, with his thumb print from the leaky fountain pen on 1t, has got the dia mond IL belongs to his family, you know If this Arthur Stanley. who mas also fled (but 1 can tell you now he is guilty of no crime that 1 know of, dies the diamond belongs 10 Blair Stanley.
 But Blair does not want 1t for him self: he wants It for that fair friend of yours from New York, Miss Vivian Marston. Blair is crazy about that dame and she is crazy to get the dia mond. We'll find them at Mrs. Ran dolph's If we are not too late
 But they were too late. Their in sistence forced the presence of Mrs Randolph herself. and just when she was dropping of in a sweet sleep after having enjoyed her nerves with all the comforts of home. Thus aroused, Mrs. Randolph was quite indignant at the detective and also at the presence of Mfr. Abe Bloom. Richmond's notorious gambling house keeper.
 The idea, she murmured indig nantly the idea. But when the cynical MT. Bloom intimated that Mrs. Randolph's guest. the vivaeious Miss Marston was q friend of his Mrs Ran doph sensed another impending scan dal and "came down of her perch. as Mir Bloom afterward described it She led the way to Miss Marston's cham her. But the bird had flown and the detective and gambler hurried away leaving Mrs. Randolph inwarfly re preaching herself that she had taken up an adventures and had her as 2 g1lest on the strength of a Palm Beach intimacy. Suppose this came out tr the papers?
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10

He drew himself up the gnarled and tenacious vine Vivian came 10 the window at the first swaying of the vine Blair showed her the diamond.
 Give il to me she whispered But Blair was resolved upon the only price he would accept for this proud posses ston-the favor of woman he loved.
 'I will wait for you" Blair replied tensely We must marry and leave Richmond tonight Blake will be hot after us,''
 Vivian nodded. and Blair slid down the wistaria and hid the stolen motor cycle in the thick vines at the side or the house.
 In a few minutes Vivian had joined him. few blocks from the Randolph house they hailed belated taxi and were driven 10 the home of the Rev.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10
CHAPTER XVIII.
A Runaway Maria ge.

| &Ag dulging iH another mxuri-
 0 N cus nervous collapse Tt this
 crowniu.s coHtretcaI the ds. teetive and 1Iablef were on taeaf wa. ,0 the railroad station To head 6d tie i .ugiuvo~ Half ~a. t5 the Gepot tke i froa' tire on the taNicah blew out Hith l Il loud explosion
 Tom Blake looked at H5s watch "2H.-.@. Stanley aHa t!se l#as aHd tHe aiamoHa can't get train out Of Richmond for over an hour yet. said the detective T have huHeh that they know this and | bet two to one they have i'm l proved the shining hour by waking up ! Fae~aH Gray, the marrying minister. and getting spliced l have wedding present a pair of bracelets for the groom.
 Mr. Abe Bloom did not ask any qnes tious He realized there might be sev eral reasons that such piece of pun tive jewelry could be claspcd about the wrists of Blair stanley.
 At the preachers house. which was near by, neither Blake nor Bloom were ! !. Blake questioned the driver briefly and mounted the steps of the parsonage The front t8eF Wt~ HftfaStentti and hfe and Bloom glided silently into the lighted hallway.
 They coHld hear the voice ef tie Rev John Gray dron.Hs. T now pronounce gou man and vtft...' Etatr Stanley and 
 were facing the minister and Bta5r WIS cxtr1 lin@ to His ezee-r= eyed 47t-izfa the fcUa with which 6e had wa8= faF. tHe diamond from He sky
 Blake stepped forward aHf with I fettuesa acquired by long practice. snapped his aH5ieuffs on fhe wrist. of f'air. aN Iaiissa2 Ne Wa1.Z the 9IIa -aud aHd a-aest 9aa= fa1=the murder If I1r Lee"
 NNiau ,lia nat aaa5I. e=e.Hztste1 thc diamond aud ts#e3= fl tst=###f sfesst= E.alr, rouscI to i tfeazs al fH.-s4t aud st1e at the e#a4#Hs at Easi# 4fF4a4
 l or b,ia- AIze1 a=1 as= l.5I#zzs#s=a= sWoD@ his Uauaele5i ha1is ei | a.#= =ffz -ticu1th
 For once Tom Etake 0as caught mp ping He Was kaoekrd l4fk= =oeef=a i e1adl and l34 n3eHe34t= stunned Abe Boom VII, HeNt to feel t6e heavy sUia@tas doehle blow of tIle iafaftatea Blair
 Vivian. quick Us thought pressed the button of the electric 1ie6t s4Ifeff Heaf the door. and she and Kair rushed from the room Blair paHsiHs Just in= side the hail to draw back the sliding Gaor They dashed from the place and were in their taXie5b aHd away before the excited and irfeselate minister had thought to turn oil tAe light 1she dc tective. still dizzy from hls stunning fall. roused himself and hurried after the fugitives from the house fe5loWed by the astounded Mr Bloom
 The taNicab of the newly married pair was gone. The detective and the gambler ran to their vehicle in the next street and. finding the burst tire had been replaced ordered tde dfiN ef to make for the depot.
 on their part. thc fugitNes Had not proceeded to the depot. Ii WAS the more subtl. Viviau who suggested # daring scheme of escape from the city
 DismissiHs their taxi Heag ME Ike Blooms paWnshop. they rousea that neryousIy dozina lender of money oH portable property. He was H1t l2ath to admit the fair Vivian for. aFeaaaited now. he was horribly frightened aI tbe idea of beiu. alone
 Eat willie ehatterhe somr excuse the fair Vivian l1piShea her sHlle. upon the pawnbroter. RTaIr s'ePFta J5e
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10

Vivian and Blair Stanley Board the
 Train.
 hind the unsuspecting Ike Bloom and throttled him with the chain of the bandcuffs
 Then they bound, gagged and blind folded the unfortunate and fright en- feebled Ike Bloom From his varied and wonderful stock of goods in pawn the two adventures were not long In selecting complete disguises. Viviar attired herself as natty youth. crown ing her disguise with boys curly wig. "hocked" but this same day by l stranded vaudeville actress
 Blair arrayed himself in soml,eI
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10

The aJpzfes DrfVe Luke Lowell From
 the Camp.
 4ftl=1.ais= convention of seasoned aeer d. s.9=a.zz#Z Z1Ie araaSes their cr.m- inalZ elHdaitF- with his tale of gypsy teesflfll= =s.ts. seet.r.=if they let him letfd=f5Its=tI ftI sf=f =f.Iill=7II= nearby gypsy e=#ft#ife. ==EszI e44=s- -bf=a dozen timi3 EEIISz IseI=
 Afteg the incident af Lulze's pcrfdy Esther res4ltell leNer 10 leave lla-ar or lbezdpt8.1ael4ts I-.stIn iHguardeI Esther had nal Heltea herself te delye further into fiaEfrs secrets She waited i9r ArtAur.s return with impatient long ine EHex day @hp sent Quahha to tae mountain top hX the great rocajA2 stone tn watch for Arthur.S coming
 T WIS on sentinel duty here thai Quahha= =sau=f fle flesperate tramps n ra4-el and 0r4tal horde fred by Luke Lofelf9 t5les of treaeure raia the exp~g eargp Quahha saw throGch the 9=az~eS the ou4umbercd .y.~F fzetz #51tzf.=a=i=sf=z s5=s.z f9 he# oacr come
 'fhra5f-st1= =tt5t.=fEet9 at.i=se4 he eonld deser1 the huikl form nf Luke Lowell daag E4aher from tAe san. with IIagar eliHeit4 feeHa9 ta her.
 9aat7a4 fzs7eea sPau desperate thiH- Better a+#th to Esther. 5e tttelleEHt- fhl =s4e#s sha44 he n tle ro"ef af I.ateI and lI5 brute horde even fer aa hear
 SeiziBs heaV@ pine branch lying near hy and applying il aea lever. inc half delirioHs Q8abba rries at the rocking stone
 Ii poises moment on itS pivot, then slowly s#aFs and falls roaring down the mountain side Gathering impetus with every foot of fail it starts an avalanche of rocks and dirt and stumps
 Mightier, greater. vaster heavier grows the landslide started by the ponderous rocking stone now whirling down the mountain side in great mass of dirt and rubbIe, until 1t seems the very mountain is falling
 roar from the valley below. and then cloud of dust that rises like fog shrouding the scene. The gypsy camp is wiped out. overwhelmed and annihiated
 
 In tie far west the Overland Limited gasps up steep grade In the desert. Beside fl gallops a wild horseman He grasps the platform rails of car that luinbers by him, and his horse galops OH. pasSei and distanccd by the train. while the daring rider cincs and r-@nts in his pcrilous place The door of the vestfbule opens and the trainneu re fuse to heed the warning of the spent. hysterieal man elinging perilously to the handrail
 It Is Arthur, and he is desperate that he Is donlsted. believed To be an ou.lnw train robber such as he WRITES them of Embedding of his protests. scorning his warning. they thrust him from the platform and he falls insenslae hv tho track and the train pants on.
 Among the passengers to whom it is whispered that a desperate train rob Der has attempted to board the train from horseback are Il young married couple known as Mir. and Mrs Pevton. Mrs. Peyton. whose husband ad dresses her as Vivian. has shown some of the ladies on the Overland won drous diamond. set in an antique locket that her husband gave her as her we'd ding present An old family heirloom" the happy bride explains
 Continued on Page 2
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10

N runaway ma1Cn. RS. BURTON RANDOLPH |" society leader. sank back in l' the taxicab petulantly resolv.
 ed to have a real good cry
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-28
BOLD ATTEMPT
BANDIT TO ROB
PADUCAH BANK


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The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-28
ASS'N COMMERCE
WILL MEET; TALK
LUNCH And SMOKE
Thursday Evening, Feb, q, at the
Association ooms...Good
Meeting Expected.

The next meeting Of the Cairo
Association Of Commerce will b.
held Thursday evening. Fahmary
18th, on which occasion a luncheon.
moker and general discussions for
the best interests of the city will be
The features. The January meetina
vas not held, on account Of the date
being at The beginning Of the year
when merchants and business mon
had their own affairs to look after.
Tho meeting will be held in the
Association room ana 1t is expected
that all the members will try to be
present and rarti1ipate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-28
MARION HOTEL
NOW HAS NEW
PROPRIETOR
P P. Jones, Of Fort Worth, Texas,
Purchased Hotel From Ed
ward Maley,

The Marion Hotel On Commercial
avenue, near Sixth stret was pur-
chased yesterday from Edward J..
Maley by P. P. Jones Of Fort Worth,
Texas. The new proprietor took
charge at once. Mr.. Jones has had
some experience in the hotel busi-
ness ami is woIi known in this sec
tion Of the country having been
in recent years a railroad man, at
different times in She employ Of the
Big Four, the Mobile & Ohio and
the l. C.
Associated with him in the man
agoment Of the business is Mrs.
Simmons Of this city, who
win have complete charge of the
dining room and Is appointments.
Mr.. Jones says he will make a
clean sweep Of the interior of the
renting and refurnishing
it throuenout and viii make OF it
hetel that for cleanliness and
eheerfulness will not be excelltd by
any place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-28
FRS Official Visit Of Members Re-
tail Merchants Assn to Cairo
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