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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-07-06
CLEANSE THE BLOOD
AND AVOID DISEASE

When your blood is impure, weak,
thin aAd debilitated, your system
becomes susceptible to any or all
diseases.
Put your blood in good condition.
Hoods Sarsaparilla acts directly
and peculiarly on the blood-it puri-
fes, enriches and revitalizes it ana
builds up the whole system.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has stood the
test of forty years. Get it today.
It is sure to help yeu.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-07-06
House Party
Binder HON

The following guests are enjoying
a house party at the Charles Binder
home. Mesdames L. E. Gleason, B.
G. Chinn, A. E. Singleton and M. F.
Evans of Camp Douglas and Mrs. D.
G. Spicer of Reedsburg. An enjoya-
BILE day was spent at the lake yester-
day by Mrs. Binder and her guests.
Mrs. u. A. Binder also accompanied
them.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-07-06
HONEY SEASON
is BACKWARD

E. D. Oschner of Prairie du Sac
was in Baraboo yesterday on bust
ness. Mr.. Ochsner, who has a large
apiary on the prairie, states that the
honey season has been backward this
year. Recently, however, the bees
have been making a good start.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-07-06
" ofeS
De0ils Lake

Work on the new highway that is
being constructed on the kirkland
side of Devils Lake is progressing
nicely The road will cross the rail
road track not far from the present
! railway station, about midway be-
tween the two abrupt curves in the
track. This will give those that use
the road better view of approaching
trains than the point previously Sc
lected nearer the Terwilliger hotel.
The road will wind as much as pos
sible around the bluff, avoiding the
steep grades, and meeting the Merri-
mack road.
X X
/ Some of the workmen engaged in
building the new highway killed two
large rattlesnakes about a half mile
from the station on Tuesday. The
reptiles were over three feet long
and each had eight rattles and but
ton. The workmen kept the skins
as souvenirs. ~...
| -- 1884,.
Indications point to an unusual
number of summer resorters at the
lake this year. At the kirkland end
it is said that many reservations
have been made for the month Of
July.
X X 4 X
Leander Pierson, proprietor of the
White Rock quarry at Ableman, with
his family from Milwaukee, has taken
possession of the Laura Marriott cot
tage at the south end of the lake.
The Persons will remain at the lake
for the entire summer.
X x y !;
! A new rustic bridge has been built
across the ravine leading from the
track to the approach to the cottages
near the east bluff, and new bridge
has also been constructed across the
creek on the Messenger shore.
x x Is
Professor L. S. Smith, who is at
Devils Lake with about thirty stu
dents from the engineering course of
the University of Wisconsin, was
one Of the engineers that helped sur
vey the boundary line between Mexi-
co and this country. The work was
done over twenty years ago and con-
sisted in establishing monuments ev-
cry two miles along the boundary.
Both Mexican and American engi-
neers were engaged in the work, the
latter finishing their labOrs year
ahead of the Mexicans. The head
quarters for the American engineers
was at Columbus, New Mexico, where
Villa made his raid not long ago, and
which act did much to bring about
the present crisis. From his obserVa-
tions while engaged in his work along
the boundary Professor Smith is of
the opinion that war between Mexico
and the United States would last two
years before an end could be reached.
He also stated that the girls and
women in Mexico never refuse to
marry if asked, but always say ina
mama" meaning tomorrow.
/ x 4 4
! The Presbyterian choir girls who
have been rusticating at the Mather
cottage at Devils Lake, are breaking
camp.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-07-06

Feel mean, cross, ugly, sore at you
self and everyone else? Do you kndS
what is wrong? Your stomach is OF
of whack, HOLSTERS Rocky Moui
tain Tea will put it back. Taken t
night, tomorrow be right. Don't wal
S5e. Tea or Tablets. b. Donova
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
9lutary Glnb lest fir &inbcr Grciic

Scben &l1a5cn uno eil1er1 ieben
MaOden I~apeltports ioll @elegel1beit
gege6en mcroerL 81 5eigen bab lie Die
9lllmen l1no Semitic lieber ll11o pile
gen nlo groB5u5ieben perItehe1. 8.
@. Nalnicp, Ser G~oriibenbc bes Ser
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fiir sic 5taot Ga
penport bonn JlotarD gIl1b madte &C.
tern b%efonlt, Dob Sic 8ercinigl1ng
$50 III GreiIen fir Sic &inoer ul1=
lerer staot a1sgeiebt bat.
gs banoelt iid Inn je flint &on=
teite fit Die &naben nllb MGofen.
Scr critic &onteit beainnt am 20.
Scat, Ser 5rpeite ar1 IL. SSlllri, Ser
brittle am 8. Sllli, Ser Dierte am 5.
slltgult uto Ser finite am 26. Ml=
quit. Sdlnmtlide &il1oer ser Staot,
Die ltlter bent Is. 2ebensiabr Iteben,
fonlten iih a1t oielem @ontelt Bethel
ligen. Nacbitebcno Die Nreile:
Rrei e Ir &naben:
90. Mai - Gin 8iinbel 8emiile;
brei Greiie, So, 50 l1ro ST - $500.
IL. SUM ~ Gin balbes Ased ltel1er
aartoffel;; orei Greiie, So, 50 l1no ST
- 5000.
s. Salli = Setter @iin0el Semitic;
orei Ereiie, So, So unD 81 - $500.
5. Mugl1lt Better gii1oel Sc
miile; orei &reiie, So, 50 u1to 81 Nv
$4,000.
90. angnlt - Setter giinocl Sc
miiie; orei Greile, So, 50 r1r0 81 -
$1,000.
Iotal - $4,000.
Erei5e ii I sc 1o6en.
20. Mai Better stral1B glu=
men; orei Ereiic, So, 50 un6 81 -
$4,000.
II. Sllni - Setter 5trat1b gllt-
men; orei 9reiie, So, So u1o 81 ~
5000.
8. Sllli ~ Setter gtraub gl1,.
mell; Orei Ereiie, So, 50 r1ro 81 -
5000.
5. 9llgllit - Setter 5tra,tB gll1.
men; orei 4reile So, 50 uto 81 -
$500.
26. alltgllt Setter gtrauB glll.
l1nen; brei 4reiie, So. So uno ST -
$500.
Gotal ~ $4,000.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
Scr ii6iriidle Snlfgfpnb.

Iral1 oouiie Sife inns Ser Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itiftetel1 ieoer &C.
tern S. fit Ben Sibirildjen @iilfs=
fono. @ie mir crit fiir5lih in einenl
longeren Mrtifel erflarten, aelangerl
oiele @el0er beltinrmt in sic @anbe
Der oeutlden Gefangenen in STUFF
,lano. Nidt geltllg fam fir ~l111iere
ornlcn @riiber gctban mer0er, bic bel
Der gert6eioigu1g oes oeutl6en 500
terlaloes in Die Sal1be zines als all=
BerIt grauIam befanntel1 6ein0es &C.
rletben. 2eioer fo11l1el1 mir nl1r fl
nan5iell Oiele nnihuloig 2%ei6enoen
mterltiiben, bc1m iel6lt Hotbe arelo
Irtifel fonnen nid)t me6r IN sic &dn-
De mnlerer griiber %gelangen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
6tabt unb Gon %.
samsttag, oen 10. Mai,
aleine Gtaot=M enlgfeiten.

- Merpen0l : MitteI gegen &Felt-
motismlts ulo S6nler6elt aller 9lrt.
@iepe's @potbefe, 403 meltl. 2. Str.
go4pit1 @eItpbal, go. 1927
@arriion StroBe, reilte geltern lrad]
Illraat ab, no lie lih lallsere 3eit
al1f5ltbalten geocnft.
Ssron 5. @. giiiel, go. 2So6
Nodingbam Mooo, reiltc oln Golt-
lierstog nad6 burlington ab, MO lie
iid} bci ibrer Sod)ter, Iralt u. s.
goos 5lt @eiltd] auf6alt.
@crr ullb sSrat @rnlt Sd)lltc=
ter bon 2omben, So, meilen allgen=
bliflidl 6ei @errll ulto Srau SrcS
2idt, No. 17t51a Cola Strabe.
Sri. Mable @il1fIe, go. 651
SrIorb Strabe, reiite nad 'Gloriogq
ab, no tic iiG ciltige Gage bei Ser
lpall0ten a%l1f5llbalten geoelft.
- Sri. Clara &ooed, Sic fiir5lid
BON Mltltralien aus IN 1apenpprt ein=
traf nto bier oils @ait hires Snfels
Mar 3ieoerid Don Dem u%lt1tcr Sen
2inoell" @otel meilte, reilte int gcglei-
tlrng Tires Snfels, Ser ld)on lett iibel
5ebn Sabren in 0en1 6eliebten oeut-
iden @otel mobnt, nad Seem Yorf
bon no aus lie an Gonnerstag Der
nadliten @obe nit oen1 3anpfel
uSscar g" 5unad)lt 1a6 &openbager
lll1o baum meiter nod Ielttidlanl
fabren miro.
Sacf 2apllam BON 9iocf Sslall>
lieB lid) geItern IN Der Iapenportel
Observation-Disclosures fiir Oi(
&apallerie m1perben. ST reiite idor
geItera Ibeno nad Sefferlon gar.
latfs, 800, Of, wo er al1ssebilbe1
lperoel1 Ioll.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
Sn1 M1tttamiM.

&ir perfaitfc,t, ncrrictbctt, her=
padlter pher tauidjcu @rnltbeigen=
tbum t%rgenhtuu; 5auIer, &anpla=
te, Stpres, GeiGGftc etc.
@tr baben cine Iusahl ncrtre=
te1tbc Mgenten nltn tuiiuidJen eircu
9laeuteu III jchem Gp1ntn. ltcber=
gebeu Sic lttts Sir Grmheigen=
tbmrr etc., Sns Sic rerfanfcn pher
nertanidDen tuullcn fitr 60tdgige
3rpbe. @enn scr &rcis redJt lit, 10
bahcn iuir &anfcr fir Sic.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
Spln $. sdaefcr ioa pffi3ica pu,,
giciiecn @roecrn bcgriiNt nno
Gcgliidluiinid)t iucrScn.

Iiejeniaen Mitolieoer Ser 1apen-
port &etail @rocers' aiIociation, bie
l1idJt az Der 9eationalfo1pention mad
9tep Orleans abgereiit marel1, lper-
Den Sc6n $. sd)oefer, Sen nelter-
lna6lten gralibentcn ser 1ationaleu
gereinigung> bci iei1,er anflnft in
'gancllport offi5iea begriiBell 1rno be.
glildfpilnldelt. Sic bieiige Manll-
lecturers ans Sobbers' aIlociotior
lanote Dem befanl1tcn 9apenporte,
1d)on am Gonnerstag nod Seem Or.
leans Elm acknowledgements. Sc
1T nod nid)t befan11t, lpenn Sic 90.
penporter pieoer 5nriidfebren mer
|6en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
Darme,t s,i,tt &erfanf.

100 Mdcr Sarrn in Geoar County,
5niIden @iltpn sSl1nctipn 11o
Srtptpn, Grei5 $3.50 per Mfer. =
24O Idcr, 4 Mcilen bon 9irpn,
S175 per Slider. - 1G0 slder, 1B
Weilcn Ditli6 bon Mltlla, M1uscaz
tine County, $3.50 per Mder. -
IS Mdcr, 3 Meilen bon Sbprnipn,
Sa. - t75 Mfcr, aues ~perbeiert.
@erfaufcn hieic Ser,ren lit
Sa,tidj fir Gtaht : GigcntDum,
SDtcl phcr iunitises @eidaft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
Gtaatsfunucntiuu scr Nabrifautcr
biirftc anherit gut Gcild)t iucr6cn.
3niomllenfunft Ioa am II. nllo is
os. Mpnats III Marlbaltomn
erfolgel1.

gn1 Gienstag Sen 16. Mai, ner=
Den oic Witglicocr Ser Malmfaetu=
|rers socal, Soma 5tate Manufactu=
rers' IiIoeiotion, nit einem Special
5l1g Davenport perlalIen, lmo naf
Wlarlballtomn fabren, Inn BORT Der
ltaatlidlen &onpel1tion oieier &ereil1i=
|gl1lla %bei5lnpob1en. Naditebc1o Sic
1apenporter 1a6rifen, Sic hei ser
.&pnpention pertreten iein mcroen:
3. IS. Mc@lellal1o Company BON Is.
81. McGlpaano; Goooemig=S dmiot
Company poll 8alter
.Sbnti0t; Crescent Macarori aus
Crater Company BON Gsmalo
Sdmiot; Soma Steam 9altnorp So.
pon @ln. Goblmon; @aroerllice=
IStobmer sboes 50. Don Mpbcrt Ge=
fenidneioer; @alligan Coffee So.
bon 8. j. Salligat; Heter g. Sacob=
len; G6oenir Mili11g So. BON gs. s.
Wartin; @6ife Slip Mfg. So. bon
.Safil :. 8bite; g}eo Satfet Mfg. So.
Don E. S. 5tebbins; Gittsbl1rg 9lotc
.@laB So. BON 81. M. McGabc; goi3
gros. Wfg. So. bon %. $. SOB;
@eitern 6lol1r MiQs So. Don IS. 6.
|@eefs; Mltgult 6. Steffen So. bon
|Wf. s. Steffen; 3apenport Georl
Sutton So. bon S. 6. &roltie; @arfet
Cigar So. BON q. &arfert; 9. 8.
Sdmiot So. BON 81. 8. 5dmiot; g.,
81. S. & IS. gp. So. bon s. 8. @off;
getterroorf M}fg. 60. BON 81. $.
.Earfs.
Davenport miro 10 so5lreid Der
treten leill, Inn Die 1917 &onpentiul
Der ltaotlidel1 gereinigl1ng fin 1a-
penport erlaugen 5l1 fonucl1.
Ncnc @a1biSatcn fir Splunibip=
dn1tcr.
Sic Nad1tebenben lieben q G iter1
in Gountp 9llloitor Collins Giiice IT,
re &anoioaturen iiir 1omnlbippoltar
altmelbelr:
N9il. 1arm CO.. 5rieoensri6ter,
8abenport.
y. 81. @aines (0.) 6rie0cnsrid-
ter, Gapenport.
@6il. ao1les 81, aonaablcr, "a
Epcnpnrt.
/ g. $. eloulicn a., a%onitabler,
Iapenport.
g. 3: Carrier il. on, aonito6ler,
|gutlar Solpnibip.
Sra S. somper o., aonlto5ler,
Iapenport Iolpni6ip.
Geter @ieie. Or, Glerf, @rtler
Solpnlbip.
/. So5n $. @rus %, gruitee, Sui.
1alo Iomnibip.
Sr9o s. Sid on, GrlrItee, SUIT.
fer Iofpnib ip.
|, 6rallf Is. gla0erton (gi.), 5ric.
oensrldter, Davenport Goipnlhip.
s. Is. Gorcp (&.), &onItabler, Ga:
penport Ioml1l6ip.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
2l9cmten.

8erlanst Observation-Disclosures
I9enten, ltm 6dllier, Sarmen pber
8elddfte 5lt ncrfnlfen. 8ir ipiine
idcn ebenfaus einen glltcu Malln,
nm@el6aftc absuidlieBen, Gcdtsz
anlpalt pber Gtcnpsrapbilt pnrsee
soaen. gcridlten Sic ms &dnfer,
nnb luenr mir eineu Gerfauf OBJ
ld)lieBen, erlallbcn mir Sbnen $25
%&ommillion.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
II oeIn arlerifanilden &plliltl, oel

bon oen1 anlerifaniiden &onilll, Scr
in Scr Nabe bcs ruiiiidelr 8efanae-
nellla9ers lit Si6irien Ita1iollirt lit,
erbalten fonnte, 10 nalrote lie lid
lblieBlid) on oel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ten 5000, Der bic gllgelcgenbeit Dor
lllgefd6r smei Meollaten nit DEM
staatsocpartcmcltt 5t Waibington
allI llablll. @abrenp Scr lctstell @od)e
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
St.Gige,ttbmtt.

Sous bon 10 3immern an 8rabb
gtrobe, 5000. -@olls, So. 513
D1tl. 10. Ctr, $4,000. - 9ans an
Occult Strabc, nabe Marquette,
$4,000. - Sans ppn 5 3i1nlnern
an Is. strabc. eeibte 3%ablllnes@
bc0in9lln9cn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
Sn ser Gcfanacnldaft scr &1iiIen III
Sibiricn.

asad langen gelniibllngelt lit es
Sral1 s. 8. Sole BON Clinton, So,
e1lDli6 gelungel1, bon ibreln @rltoer
gu 6orcl1, Der ltd als helltidens ploat
in rllliilGer @efangelidait befinbet.
pa 5rall Sole mir mellig Musfltnit
itber bas 9efinoen ibres 8rnoers
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
Tran Scrma,, stcffen feicrt igrel
@cbmrtsfag.

@ie oem Ser Gemofrat" aus
8olcott gen1eloet mltr0e, ieierte BORT
Jron Sernlan Steifen, eirte befannte
oelltl6e Gionierill, olrt Gonnerstag
ibren 8ebrrtstag lln0 lab lire 5abl=
reld)en Sreun0e, gerpanote uno ge=
fanllte am Na6mittage bel elmer &ar=
te1portie 6ei iid 5t @oite. Giejer1i=
gen, Die oltrd beionbere9reile bci oie-
ler MISUNDERSTANDING allSge5ei1net
muroen, limo: Sran 8iQiam 5rom-
me, 6rau s. Senien uno Strait S,
|Strobbeen. gs muroe eil1 Dcrborra-
GENDER 2i1d lerpirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
Yoti3ei. NoIisciacrtMt. 1tms
fduc etc.

pabrello Der br~eitaaigcn &~pllpention
Der Soma 5tate Meoical 5ocietn
m1ftielt, beridtcte geltern Mprgcn
Der 9soli5ei, Oab Iicbc iiber 9tad)t lit
Iein peridlonenes Simmer oes Stint
ball Sotels brangen mo aus Dcmllel-
ben leine aolbel1c ltbr 11ebit Settle,
mic oltd) feline aus $40 ~beltebenoe
@aaridsait Ita5Ien.
ltnter Scr Sbiirn1atte bes Sal,=
les BON Srall @elcn Iittnler. Mo.
1925 Selegrapb Moao, tpllrbe gclterlt
Moraen ein nit &inoerba1oidriit &C.
id)riebcl1es Sdrciben aufaefumoet,
Oeiien @ortlallt Ser ltad)ltebenoe lit:
a@elm Sic l,iht 81 rl,ter Oie Gpr-
oertrcppe innerbalb Dor orci Sagel1
lcgen, 10 aperoen lie Dol, Ser u5hmor-
sen @allb~ boiren.
g. 80. Shmar5e &alno."
Gic Goli5ei, mclder ser Settcl
i.l6ergeben mrroe, bolt Die gall5e Mll=
%gelcac1tbeit fir cille1 uoltnume, sun,
geultreid".
Scr Mltipoarelhaltoler @arrp
@oroon mllroe gcltcrt Morgen bon
Ser bieiigen &oli5ei pcrbaftet, lpeil CT
angehlid ~oeltoblencs Giacntbum alti=
gcfallft bat. 0oroon miro beidml=
oiat, Dor nl1gefohr fiinf Mollaten cilr
Tpro sll1ton1obil g%cfa1it SIT ba6ell,
oas leil1er5eit bon Nlloolpb 6rabm
seltoblen mprbel1 mar. Sic Maldille
loa angeblih bon $. @rleggc, ser
Iib iest i'm ltaatlid1en SSrrenalpl Be-
inject, geltoillen mproen icin. Ser
Saa biirfte id}pn bette Wlorgel1 Dor
Roli5cimagiltrat Grnit GlaltIien sur
@erbalolltng gelaHaclt.
Mnf 8eral1Ialllna bon Charles
Muiter mltr6c geitern Mbcnb @illiam
&riling perbaftct, mcil ct lid) lnlllo=
ralild fleinen MaOden gcaenii6er III
Norooit 3apenport heltonlmen bat.
@egen Sriaoensitorlung muroe
gc1tern Mbenb Ser Werifaner sSSplep6
i2oluna perbaftet. gr ioll bellte Mpr-
GET Goli5eimagiltrat Glauilen porge=
fllbrt meroen.
G~oiisciacridt.
Ser Sitnepbus= G5oaficur Sobn
Stealing, Ser an Iolncrstag bon
Dem decentralization Sobn Sites oer-
6aftet lul1rOe, hatte iid geIterl1 Mor=
gen por 9pli5eimagiltrot GlaaiIen
megen 5Spei gegsn i'm norliagenbeil
Mnflagen. .5u perantuorten. ST Re
fannie Ii6 lduloig, ieiacn Sitnep=
gus ltiht III Der ibm porgeIdriebenen
Nollte pperirt 81 baben llrtb tpl1r0e
81 elmer @elbltraie bon $5 u1b Sen
Soften Der g%erAqnDlnng nerl1rtbeilt.
MuBeroem bate iiG &aeling lpegel1
angebli6en Sransportes Don 9ier
pom Nod Sslono nod 3apenport in
einen1 s~Slt1eD59eus 81 rerantmprtcl1.
8egen oieler gAlflaae pllrbe CT noe,
gen Wiangels an gemelsnaterial
frelgclprpd)en. +
Ger lpegen ange6liber SSrie=
0ensit6rltag ~per6aitete stepe Gala=
NOS lultroe geltcrl1 BON Eoli5eimagilt=
rot gr1lt Glalllle freigelprpden.
Die 9tegerin 2illlat @oggl1es
nno ibr Talegenolic Glenn Igomas
batterl it'd seItern Wforgen Dor $50
li5elnlagiltrat grnlt Glanlien megen
Slibrens zines nnlnoralilden 2ebet1s
81 beral1tiporte1. Die 6rall lpl1roe
81 eiller 5aftltrafe bon 80 Iagen
oerurtbellt, maDrelto SbomaS SIT Ell
ner Celebrate BON So un0 Den So
lten Der gerbanolung perurtbeilt
ipnroe.
8ie Smit6 Brothers & 9ltroid
Company befannte itb aeitern Mor=
gen Dor 6rieoensridter 9bil. Iol1m
ld1ltlo1g, 3acd1arlt IN el11ellt 3%ipiebel=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13

~ Saber1 sic {dor Olo MiIIion
Bier probirt? @Ieib nit Sem be1ten
importirten 9ier ut,o empfobItn BOZ.
ben Doftoren. Mod Sslano Rremi1e
gompanp. Mna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13

.cr6ielt Sralt 2ole oaraufbitt smei in
.rlllild)er Sprade aeldricbene Yolt=
fartea bon ibren1 Gruocr, Der lid
.idon jet ddt5ebn Mplloten IN Ser Sc
,fangenld)ait b%elilloet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13

Merdonts gransfer & Storage
SO. Eelepbon 1856. (Nua.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13

Dr. Safer, 3abnar3t, @hitafer
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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-09
Six Mile Academy

Principal Garner in Baptist Courier.
Six Mile Academy opened Septafnber
q, with the largest attendance IN its
history. There are now twenty-eiphf
students boarding in the dormftoTies.
the highest number that the school has
ever had, and they are fine body of
young men and young women. Every
room at each dormitory is occupied, but
we can accommodate few more boys
and girls. There are nine young men in
school studying for the ministry.
We emphasize the Importance of hav-
ing high ideals, and of doing thorough
work. While we welcome new students,
we are more Particular about their
character and the quality Of the work
that they do, than we are about the
number enrolled. Special emphasis is
laid upon the religious life of the stu
dents, and we try to develop them into
earnest Christian workers. In the even
ing after supper short prayer service
IS held in each dormitory, and EVERYONE
Is encouraged to take part. These
prayer services are always helpful, and
sometimes they are very sweet and
tender.
The teachers and students co-operate
IN making this a real Christian home,
and the pleasant spirit existing between
them makes it seem like large family
circle. All of US try to make the dor
mitorles as pleasant and home-like as
possible. Both teachers and students
have entered upon their work with great
enthusiasm. and the prospects are bright
for the best session that the school has
ever had
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-09
Honor Roll For Pickens School

Following is the honor roll for the
Pckens High school for the second
month:
First Grade Frederick Hallum, Vir-
ginia Lewis, Eleanor Mauldin. Clay
Newton.
Second Grade David CAN'T, Edith
Hames, Quinton Porter, Annie Mae
Stewart, FAINT Thornley,.
Third Grade Eugene Alexander, Lin
ME Cantrell, Beatrice Edens, Wyatt
Stewart.
Fourth Grade : Margaret Bivens,
Ruth Gravely.
Fifth Grade Daisy Bivens, Ellen
Freeman, Mable Finney, Helen Griffin,
Louise Hutchings, Athalie Hallum,
Loucile Harris, Lois Hames, Artie
Hughes, Patti Porter, Essie Stewart,
Mary Maude Stewart, L. C. Craig, Ben
LaBoon.
Sixth Grade Frances Cox, Willard
Edens, Mamie Morris, Donald Roark,
Theo Stevenson, Edna Willis. "a Ia
Seventh Grade Eula Stewart:
Eighth Grade-Janie Holder, Melenee
Thornley,.
Ninth Grade-Agnes Edens. (This
pupil also made the honor roll the first
month, but through oversight was not
entered)
Tenth Grade-Annie Gravely, Frank
Keith.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-09
Resolutions of Appreciation

Whereas, Rev. Lemucl E. Virgins is
now closing his third year as pastor of
Grace Methodist Episcopal church at
Pickens, S. c., and it is the desire of the
membership of our church that some
expression of our appreciation of the
services of our beloved pastor be pub
licly made and recorded and that our
love and esteem for him and his family
be publicly expressed.
Be it resolved by the membership of
Grace Methodist Episcopal church,
South, Pickens, S c., in church confer
ence assembled, That we are profoundly
indebted to our beloved pastor for his
three years of faithful and consecrated
services amongst us. His life has been
beautiful example of loyal christian
service and an inspiration to his people,
He has lived and moved amongst u.s.
visiting and ministering unto the sick,
and offering cheering assurance from
his own life's experiences to the discon.
solate. He has entered into all the ac-
tivities of the church, always ready to
help and advise, and he has been found
contributing his best endeavors to the
advancement of the true interests of
the community, irrespective of denomi-
national affiliations. by helping to ad-
vance influences that moved for good
and discouraging those that worked for
evil. He has been the exponent of the
true service.
We take this opportunity, also, of ex-
pressing our indebtedness to Mrs. Wig
gins for her loving and consistent labors
in our midst.
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
lutions be forwarded to the pastor.
Respectfully,
r. A. BOWEN,
A. S. PORTER,
w. F. MAULDIN,
November 8, 1916. Committee
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-09

The fourth quarterly conference for
the Grace Methodist church was held
last Friday night. DR.. M. l.. Carlisle,
the presiding elder, was present and
presided. The following officers for the
church were elected to serve for the
coming conference year: Stewards: ::
w. F. Mauldin, TIL. Bivens, j. P. Carey,
Jr., J. L. Thornley,, Frank McFall, R. r.
Roark and j. C. Alexander. Trustees
!. M. Mauldin. T, j.. Mauldin, T. d.
Harris, R. q. Bruce, T; y. Biyens, J. P.
ent and R. A. Bowen church leader.