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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
o%lmmunitions ;Krioen

It. Eulll, Minn.. Sen 2ocn Sec.
TN Srn'cl ON at iprUnge "Nmcri-
con Nniit onO Scrricf" -tSabritcn pau
Ncitli0cn i Snitcu, "a Den Ituo /
HeNrcb mco at bclplloc Siluirt-
ningcn al &rigsonmulitiot. font
ion Sngcn iOog. Soacu far ole
rcoc / IUngcre Sio pUrct @ienitano
ior DC ieoerole Mpnoigbcoera 81
tcrforlfllinNcr.
Ter rar oNina al Nobritens 500
pc0eier, Sliper Groabp, Elo0tagct
Hrcpe in6eholocn0c Srlt'lcr ON at
irrpngc bans me Eripntrelioens pea
HIuer @~pulcpnro / gluten. Cen bleu
frrnpllN opfprt nlco ct &,oltcnoe AZ
100000. Grul.ernc lbs pua, at
@liet piloe bli jupnet mco &oroen,
ON 0r. Groabp ilolob iig pan Sa-
irritation al ammunition. DIR.
Grosbp nlootoN ior Here ManneNer
liocn Ncltlllill9cr, lpnl, ON ban bnus
o. billet cller lunlnet opcrto9c Dem,
piloe bape bclebct iiN til mcllenl
12,00O,O00 oa 15,000,0OO Collars.
Geoor HapibS, Soma, Ben 2oen
Sec: Gn Mells NurNo Grprcls-
ucgn, Scr pnr tilfoblct ct Mtilmnltfcc-
tpN, % lpnl iNgocs at bore Ocluia
lnltct meh &riNsforrnub, blep pco
W~tiobnNstiO ibdN / NUrbcben al
Marion p0cln1t al en- SSlbebrano,
ser opitoo otter en- Grplpiiol. @cp-
nl1gcrnc al Ell SclpcocsmaItinc
icnOtea / %ogrruincrne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
SerDrdh ng Smcall.
Hpritc Sclifnbe Mnreicit.

Get nortc Sclltnb / Gtcorah lei
rcoc lioilc <or20uQa N'icu i'm Mars
tclt To%rCninqeH blcu itiiicl / 1873
"a hor dlt'oo lndr bcituuct / b Nar.
Gcttc er en- pattcr Nl0er ior Ell uurif
Screening her / %dn0et, buor Grl.
Itcn@ulliGnrcuc lor ci utrflonli nurii
Nnrcnlnaalip mc0 Ne0uen0iahe0 blir
1oNCt 'tiitcnbc. Aon man BONNIE eltcr
Understandable. ltdl oct hellerltttt
nlcb rcttc funuc liQc2, at 2ecoroha
l1oritc Selitdb life bar iormnaci at
hGnhc lin TRADITION ira 20. oQ SO
Nnrcnc. Selitabet bar ncmllQ / belle
i'm Nl,lorlc ul0rIQ huut Here Yic0
lcmmcr enc / Sc icucrc Nlar. Get cr
inolc6C9 nlcb Qo0 WnmO, at man
fonlnlCr ianrnlcn o. mIloc2 Stllicl
ica6aacn.
6citcn / (or@0aQ3 bar ilcloen gooi
beis9t al Wicolemmrrnc. % oct par
Ell belt lNlcrlleln prTQtla 6elt. Gel
itnbeta Normdn0, Z z lnIc, onifc
bc Sorianlin0cn %cltommlcn uQ %
lTiic en- Stripclic ira j. ,EuctpitS
Den cncitc mIlcpcnoc al Dem, lou par
mlcb NJ little 0ct norltc Sclitob. DIR.
Suctnit5, Ger iou bcflcnot iiIbrin
ger lin Nloerooma Nur puu |un0
blpm'icn @nnllchIcnl / Il. Valll, tat
tebc ior &%nobn0clicn iii Nor4icitcu
M uotrnttc line Qooc Gutter Tor Gel
'fnbct % line mango Tcumcr bIuubt
bct@ Mcolcnnlcr. Vuo Gormanocu2
SoriIn0 bIcp ,ioctlplti tottct lor Nrc
bet o. 0e Selclicr. iom bcri fpm flor
&c. pes Nci4ninQ, e~itcriuIQt al lana
maria Naon0fInp.
Som Nitcncn3 Ncittaler iutroou
ccrCbc Sormnn0en Omar ,>olcpb'er,
Der hol0t en- p0ftcr. lormilIOcnbt
Gale. huori hon irrIiN 0pTle0c pc0
hCu Ntauoc, 0ct uorltt Sclltob huuoc
leit lin Cpdnuc ION en- N~orithcocn2
%oNtcr iblnH0t o2. CNiua locinlt oN
/ nnbrc Ncuiccn0cr bnu0e Sclifubct
pTrct en- W}nAt iii bct Qo6c. : item
ninQHiul0c 90 trUiiclOe Srb min0c
bc2 (nlcrcn Sclitabct3 Sti'tcrc pN
tlOlilitc Mc0lcmmcr. hporui Sc llcitc
III hullc0c m0cr VrouipUret Get
pnr Dem % 0cn Ndno, iom sc par bc
iiUlct al. nj lfplotc, at NJ mi bnpotI
NJ Aicnncm 81 inrlcbnc Nur hop0CI
hoot bette nciiraIc norlfc Nclt al
%innlca 200 til loo utcQcn QicniioiQ
MnQQc 90 til ion tort @opu ior IN
ems 9torhmUu0. Salcn lomcoc@
mco uormt Nl'dlo
Foo Anmo0uinQ Al TormUuorn
holot aoptcin Ho2iiuN Ell tort. men
al iorlNIcnoe @umlrr ipUttct Gale.
iom aiorhe ipTr @ntfc
G%loimeIcm (oItrut "a iuncrc ms
ppc auUlNeu plUocOc Sauliorcnin
gen %Iren &c tilitcocpurcuoc mco
roRlc al tine beoiIc 9htmtrc % nj
1neQeu NppIou4.
Last. but not least. gan Sl0nor
Tahl ct Nnr al inc uiorljQnclj0c
SplGsniuQ2mmcrc "a tol iom olijo
ToridmljnRcu mco Storm.
GclirrN2tomitt,u ser. iom uouljJ
req Sel'tobct2 Ncitrr. pdr duiuurlil
Tor @eDUrtuiulcn brO pao en- i'm
Srnh ueh 10.EiOtn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
Sfal itu>ere
Kanalifreoene.

Wa0ilon. &is., Sen lite Sec, -
StotHluipcriitetets YrGiiocut. DR..
Charles II. %an &iic, iom er no
n@pnt til Gornlano / eli acmitc al
%rrcmraAcnbe @coIoaer o. Snacnie-
rer Iorot mlocrieae Nariagcrnc til
Soroltrcocuc i Yanamatanalcn, er
lSaa Al lluipcriitctcts @oarb pi Hc-
gents meo0eIt Ycrmisiion, iaa han
tan lcoiaae aomiteen paa bens Cur
I'll Gibct.
Selltabcta SIirciie or beitent til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
Sncrrnifcl;c. Micnlrn1l

Epcrroifclic. Mcblcmmcr al Gre.
loloi0hco2 Mtcni1hco / @rnno SORTS.
q. 9, oN nnorc &cnncr troppct op
I NIof % Nplgc % nIlnNbc Enitoy
o1 Wira. q. :. 0ehrc ct ltuclltct De
irN / TrcltcNonrocn iprriNc WiunonN
Nitcn. Nlotfcna (nlanlTno por Ole
Mcnoricfipn % 81. ". Soto. @ ior-
flnrc0c N~cniiNtcn nlc0 NtioNct. %
Menilbc0cn3 t~Sornauo oucrrufte puo
%cnncrnc@ %cNnc Toltor Hphre %
Nnmilic en- pntfcr TcnNc1upc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
Nnnobnr0 Scminur. Wlcc Glnb

ltol / &lIIciericn iorctoNc en- aonccrt-
tonrnc til cnbcl al Srifirfcn@ DC
.niqbcocr / Mi@coniin, Suinoia %
Wtid)i0nn. Zen icritc aonccrt bliper
/ Toitor u. Ncahcima Mtcniohco / ga
Gro3ic, @i3.. 0cn 260c ScccInbcr.
Stolcna Nciiprcr, Troi. @corNt
Spcrornp. mlcbiclAcr pnn Spurnccn
ior at holbc Ell fort Sulc pco apn.
ccrtcrnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07

Den lite Gecember, OF SpboIoet
aonal5oncn ontages at bile pore
fire Wanneocr.
aomiteen, iom paa Inmobning al
ErpIiociit @ilion er uonppnt al Oct
rationale observation-disclosures, bcItaar
AZ ire 8cologer, Ell Scismolog, en-
Splifer og ire Gipilingeniprer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
SHAFT1NGS,


We have for sale a 20 foot /
I5lI6 inch shaft, with e heavy ad-
Unstable self oiling ball and socket
10 inch hangers, also several large
pulleys to fit this shaft. This trans
mission is suitable for a saw mill.
feed mill or where heavy machine
nv is operated. Prefer to sell in
one lump. Very low price.
B. PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07

Sfaoe bar Oct at after Ssret bar iaa
oaarligt at fun De fGrreite bapoc
Inleoning til at oueruGre ben pafre
&oncert. Smiolertio pil hi baabe at
pore Stubcnter fan fonlme til os
i9len UNDER beloigere Smitrnoigbe-
Der. 81 pil bore mere enc glaze
peo at mo0tage Dem. z.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
prUii>cntens Srvllup.

Mnihinntou Sen ioc Sec: (rT-
ii0cnt Millou4 pN Wtr@. Norunl
Wolta Nrulllm cr III oiiiciclt init-
int i'll 0cu tNOc Gccrnlbcr. Set lfal
itnu / Nrl0Gn2 Stem, % &c cltltc
inpitcrc0c &rnllupaNiT'ter cr Wtra.
Wnlt@ Nto0cr "a %rp0rt ~ Spiirr,
ErUli0cntcn2 Nroocr, Sritrc %
Gptrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07

Notwithstanding / Sabre / ca. 80
Ior. Som 9bei for @~iprconing$.
'cl'tdbet bar ban rcobet ell Wpngoc
Wcnncltcr fra OF brllfnc og or tiloclt
mango ubmerfcIicr. bcrihIonot
9GrcSIcgionens Mioocrfors. SioI.
mar Sl'en er fjcnot / Sabre ulocr
Nopnct "@anocr.Moli".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
Mrs. II. 4. %mid / tSurlo mobto,

Mrs. II. 4. %uidl / Narlo moSto0
iiclNe ~Nram" icrri9c ll0c %rep ira
lin SntcI. SfibSmGalcr &ialnnar
Glen, &apre, Sranfri9e, on at hen.
oca Setter. Gbnlonb Glen, blcp
orubt / Ell SrTinins Arraia. Nrant
riae. / Nopembcr. Ghmono Glen
par irot / Nrantriae Al norifc Sor.
Glbre oa par i 20.Tar$alberen, San
bar urloer &ri9en allercoe 10 @angc
prrc. iaaret, boa minore alporliN.
oa Git beaae @anae tilbaac til iii &c
aiment, iaainart han bar nbitrcpct az
Noipitalct. &ialmar Glen. Den M.
&c Nanos Gar, bar prcpet Stlbs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
Nirmnct s.. Ncnoefc &. 81.

@rnnO Sorts cr M inforporcrct illt-
Der Nnpn al Che y. Ncnoefc 50. u.
y. Gcnli2 cr NrTiiocnt. :. Is.
@ln9ruo cr %iccprriiocnt oa s..
MrnA9rilo cr ScfrctUr OF Srcalurcr.
Nttlctopitalen cr $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
Gunner al Nurae @uacrmc / Wtin

llcopoli9 cr bet loritcrfct mco 100
Wfc0lcnnnlcr iomNelgc al 'en&nnpu9-
ne, lon / oct icncrc bar pGrct brcpct
al %oGcrnc. Sptnoclicn full0t Ste0
pdn ct SUllc3mobc iorriac WollooNa
Nitcn. Cite bunorcoc Meolenlmcr
al SroclIen oclto0 t Wooct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
Spnncr on Tptrc al Huroe / :

httb hopoc iorIcoen %eroaga Niten
ell 6Tllcsicit. SeittnIcn bolbtes al
Siptcrcn ,%>illiua y. @ounonn ira
Carlton, 4limn.. % ct uomcrfet
Gang og Wiuiitpro1rnm uoisrtca.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
st Wnmnnit;flpfnlc fiji IF 9n1tc,

DC al $4,000 trnfc3 opiort pco ct.
Nloi College / N%ortbiielb. Tnltor
Nrolpn / NcIoit, @ia.. cr al SfpIcn9
Grultcc3 % Mountaineering folot
til at relic omfrinN / W%eniNhcbcrnc
ior at ionlIc Tcn1cnc til %p1nillgcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
Konsrcsfens Claiming.

&nlhinlton Ben Gtc Sec: Non-
N~rc2icn innmcntroontr iouG &l. -
NiiNou1. Ni me S%cnotorcr ~ 40
me HeprUicltantcr bIep tnQet 80
irm Mc0lCmmcr AZ Norinmlingcll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
Vorrona.K rcnife.

Mieiiunrr i. Z. Wptans nlco &ll-
firm 90 10 Darn ira Gonao, Spoofri-
ia, or Tor 3iocn pon Neisg / Win-
llcnpoIia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
e. s.. @citaor, 9citnrcr al Scan-

bindpin Mcoocnm / Sconoinnpia,
@is., bar tngct 9liifcO og fipbt 3. 5.
@rOIltobs beficnotc Micieriiorm isn'
oenior Sofa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
Cinmnnt6rNnu ny.

IilGicn Sitcncs % NilItri | 5000.
huc 60, Dtinn., bar nnIiN icirct lit
Si0nlantbrnllup.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
Samnern, 81. MunIon,

SEUrVu &WWWCrUI Il. WlUHTUH,
y Gier. Senb oS Ceres areaturz o9
Neitebnoer os iaa benz bearbeiOet til pafre
p9 parne Snloe eIer Telsirattsr o9 Banter
eller Selelpber os Schumacher. SGloe fores.
Sioer tipbes. N9loer tilial9s. Strip efter
Vrislilte. Sarge Sannerp, Sarge, u. Gaf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07
act oamjfc Settlement peo

- Stanoarb, alberta, Ganoba, snifer at
benleoe SpmerfI ombeoen paa at 9obt OF
billigt Vano enonu CT at faa Der paa 20 sIars
officiating. 9lle S%plpsnin9er ON Norbolbene
er inobeiattet | en- lille Sos ubsiuet uf ben
oanife Excitement Stub % faaes frit peo
nenpenbelie til &lubbens SetretG:, gntbon
u. MasmuSlen. (Ibp,)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-07

Cent "retprat. Toten" til sI9af 90 Ben
rer bet ldrr,e 9dro.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-18

ITO be rich and prosperous It is
most desirable state for q nation, but
it has its grave dangers We are told
that through this war the gold of the
world may find Judgment in America
and thus in time transform us from a
debtor to creditor nation. From the
Bankers and the investors point Of
view this 10 most desirable condition,
but unless such nation keeps jealous
watch upon it's ideals and the practice
thereof it soon becomes moribund with
wealth and poverty stricken of soul,
America has worked hard to pay off
the mortgage held by Europe. There
is a national danger that when this is
paid we shall become more slothful of
spirit, more intent merely upon inter-
est-getting than upon the use of money
to keep our own people employed at
living wages and our national life at
high spiritual tension.
The interior ills from which England
is suffering today result largely from a
rich people growing richer without
effort, and the constantly increasing
Banctity of the rights of property as COM
pared with the rights of humanity.
The integrity of the English race and
the individuality of the English chara c.
ter are all that are saving the day for
that old country of long and tremend-
Gus history. The American nation Of
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-18
Sweet Auburn

Margaret Harmon, our local teacher
was pleasantly surprised recently By
the parents and children of the district
at the home of one of her gchoolmates
Mrs. Vim. Mattke.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Alexander,
q daughter.
Supervising teacher Ernest Weinke
spent the last three weeks in Washing
ton and Bear Creek neighborhood visit.
ing rural schools and district fairs and
institutes.
Arthur Mertzke of the u. w. spent
the week end with his parents.
A number of the friends of lila
zehnpfennig gave her farewell sur.
prise at the home of Mr. aid Mrs. VIM.
Dunse last Friday evening Games were
played. A basket of sandwiches was
left out near the road and when refresh.
ment time came they were gone. A
neighboring dog thought they were toe
good to remain out on a public high
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. John BrilIiott and
daughter, Genevieve, spent Sunday al
their parents.
Several from this vicinity ATTENDED
the dedication Of the Lutheran sburch
at North Freedom Sunday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-18
Beware OF Oint nentS for
Catarrh That G. ontains Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pres
criptions from reputable physicians, as
the damage they will do 10 ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive from
them. heL sCatarrh Cure, manufac-
tured by F. j. Cheney & Co.. Toledo,
O., contains n , mercury, and is taken
internally, act;rr directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys-
tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. It is taken
internally and made in Toledo, Ohio,
by F. j. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton. ADV.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-18
Birthday Surprise at |ronton

Thursday, Nov. 4th, being Mrs. A.
Griffin's 10th birthday, several OF her
old friends and neighbors planned sur
prise. Upon her arrival home from the
Ladies Aid she found a room full of
ladies who had come with we'll filled
baskets during her absence. The after :
noon was spent in visiting and doing
fancy work and just before supper was
served Rev. Klein spoke in beautiful
and pleasing manner of the occasion
for which all were gathered together
Many pretty and useful gifts were Civ
en- to Grandma Griffin in remembrance
eff this. another milestone passed in her
long journey through life and all present
united in wishing her many more happy
birthdays.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-18
FACTS FOR SUFFERERS

Pain results from injury or conges-
ton. Be it neuralgia, rheumatism,
lumbago, neuritis, toothache, sprain,
bruise, sore stiff muscles or whatever
pain you have yields to Sloan's Lini-
ment-brings new fresh blood, dis
solves the congestion, relieves the in
jury, the circulation ia free and your
pain leaves as if by magic. The nature
Of it's qualities penetrate Immediately
to the sore spot. Don't keep on suffer
ing. Get bottle of Sloan's Liniment.
Use it. 1t means instant relief. Price
25c and Soc. $1.OO bottle holds six times
% much as the Csc. size. ADV.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-18
Laughter

How much lies in laughter; the cipher
key with which we decipher the whole
man! Some men wear an everlasting
barren simper; in the smile Of others
hes the cold glitter, as of ice; the few
est are able to laugh what can be called
laughing, but only sniff, and litter and
sniggle from the throat outward, or at
least produce some whiting, husky
cachinnatiCn, as if they were laughing
through wool; of none such comes
good. The man who can not laugh is
mnly fit for treasons, stratagems and
spoils: but his own whole life is already
q treason and atratsgeIn. - Carlyle.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-18
Oils and Ohdf

A certain man stayed out much latsr
at night than bis wife liked. and as he
would never tell her where ne had been
she got their little boy to ask him.
One morning at breakfast the youngs-
ter said. dad, where wux yer last
night?"
Never you mind where was" ans
wered the father.
"But. y insisted the boy, where WIZ
yer?"
"Well. il you must know, | was sit
ting up with sick friend"
"Oh, did yer sick friend def"
What an absurd question! Of course
he didn't diev'
"Oh, but did you hold your sick
friends hand?"
NO." answered the father; how
foolish you are. OF course / didn' !"
And then he added, with far away
look in his eyes: II wish to heaven |
had. He held four aces!'-Pittsburg
Chronicle Telegraph.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-18
AGENTS WANTED

This paper desires some person in
your neighborhood to obtain new sub
scribers and collect on renewals for this
paper. For limited time we will allow
fifty per cent for all NEW subscribers
and a commission on renewals. Get
busy and earn some money while the
offers. All new subscribers
get the paper the remainder of the year
free. You take out the commission so
you are sure of what you earn. Write
this office for particulars.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-18

the present time has no such integrity
Of race. and individualism 10 not
generally apparent in our people. We
are led by our mental noses In which
ever direction 10 desired by those who
furnish our reading matter and make
speeches to us. ~. Davenport Whelp-
ely, in the November Century
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-18
FRANKLIN

Albert Wilhelm, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Wilhelm and Miss Grace Luther,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Paul Luther
were married at Franklin, October 20,
by Rev. George Pesch. The bride was
attired in white chiffon and was attend
ed by Miss Edyth Schoenman. who wore
white silk crepe. The groom was at
tended by Floyd Henhenberger. The
groom is a cheese maker and the young
couple will make their home in Honey
Creek.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-18
Stars Like Sands
Shores of the Sea.

The number of Stars visible in theS
largest telescopes has been variously
stated. A few years ago an estimate Of
125, GOO, 600 was current. According to
"a recent estimate by Chapman and
Melotte there are about PIG, 600, 600
stars brighter than the twentieth mag
nitude. Prof. Hale has recently stated
that there il reason to hope that a
10O-inch telescope would add nearly
100, 600, 900 still fainter stars, many of
them lying beyond thel boundary of the
universe as at present known" and
within year or 80 such telescope Ii
o., a refiector) will probably be in use
Mt Mount Wilson Observatory.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-18
SAOK COUNTY HAS
MANY fine HORSES
One of Seven Counties
Which Has More Than
Thirty Pure Bred
Percheron Stations.

Sank county is one Of the leading pure
bred draft horse centers in Wisconsin.
! 1t is one of the seven counties in the
/ state which have more than thirty pure
| bredPercheron stations in use for breed
ing purposes. The other counties are
Grant, Dane, Brown, St. Croix, Trem-
peleau. and Walworth.
According to the latest report of the
department of horse breeding, Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, there are now used
for breeding purposes in this county 47
pure bred and q grade and scrub stall
lions as against 81 pure bred and 25
grade and scrub stations in 1907, when
the first reliable figures regarding stall
lion enrolment we're available. The
LaValle and Baraboo districtsg lead at
present in this industry.
Wisconsin was the first state in the
country to adopt systematic plan for
the improvement Of horse breeding
through the elimination of grade and
scrub sires. The work is in charge of
DR.. A. S, Alexander of the College of
Agriculture, University of Wisconsin,
who reports that about IS per cent of
all the stations used for breeding pur-
poses in the state are pure bred. In
1907, IS per cent of the total number
were grades and scrubs.
The horsemen of Sank county who
are helping the cause of better breed
ing by keeping pure bred sires are:
Henry Albers, Loganville.
E. III. Babcock, Lime Ridge.
Alfred Beuchat, LaValls
Anthony Dixon, Baraboo.
j. J.Gasser, Plain.
William Gasser, Sank City.
H. C. Harrison, Spring GreeH.
Marsh Harrison, Baraboo.
Nicholas Kieffer, Baraboo.
Edward Krey, Reedsburg.
w. E. Lester, Spring Green.
Little Prairie Horse Co. (care of H.
A. Ochsner) Plain.
Maxwell Bros, Hillsboro.
George Mantayne. Reedsburg.
Herman Mielke. Barabos.
W. j. Miller, La Vale.
r. A. Morley Co, Baraboo,
r. Fl. Morley, Ableman.
Charles Pearson, LaValls.
Eleazer Pearson, Ironton.
William Petske, North Freedom.
C. K. Promo, Prairie du Sac.
A. j. Sass, Reedsburg.
Schenkat Bros, Reedsbur0.
Oliver Schoen4nann, Spring Green.
A. F. Sprecher and William Hashsi-
der. Plain.
C. L. Sprecher, Plain.
Stein Bros, Kilbourn.
Stein. Nicholas & Sons, Kilbourn.
Charles Stepp, Reedsburg.
j. r. Stone, Reedsburg.
John TAFT, Reedsburg.
Fl. D. Tooley, Sank City.
Clifton Weideman, Reedsburg.
August Westerman, LaVslle.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-18

Two Irishmen sailed forth one day
in search of sport. They were armed
with guns and huge game bags, and as it
was their first venture at shooting they
were tremendously keen.
Suddenly Meehan spotted bird, and
taking very careful aim, prepared to
fire the fatal shot. Then Fergus seized
him by the arm frantically crying:
Fer tn mercy's sake, don't fire,
Meehsn! Sure an ye've forgotten to
load yer gun"
That's as it may he, me lad" re-
torted Meehan. but fire must! Be-
gorrrah, the burrud won't waitI"
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-18
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-18

Down in Pittsburgh, Mrs. Norah
Mulvsney one day met her friend, Mrs.
Bridget Carr, who had in her arms, her
twelfth child.
"Arrah, now Bridget" said Norah,
IAN there We arr wild another little
Carr in yer arms.
"Another it is, Mrs. Mulvaney," re-
piled her friend, IAN it's me that's
hopin tits the caboose. The ReSaw.