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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10

Spridport, mas gu bsutfb etiua
beibt. ipenn ou pnpa psrOen. alio
iiber Ole Welt berrfhen ipiuf, 10
barfit ou ni1ts anberes treiben. Sns
ftinttip bat Der @nslGnOer na9 biss
fem 9runbiab sebanoelt, b. +. isin
sanaes 9siitesleben auf poIitiihe
3pede einseitslIt. Bon allen aiiiten
bat in Gngldnb nur bic 2iteratur &C.
bliibt. in Der bilbenoen &unit, gaus
tunit unb Wlalerei iinb Die 2eiituns
gen bes engliiden @eiItes mittelmGs
big, in Der Muiit iinb iie gleib Nua.
9lls @runb OieIer Ionberbaren linz
fru9tbnrteit tann man muir permus
ten, bab bieie Sfiinite ben polititsr
nibts le6ren tDnnen. glnbers i'll es
nit Der 2iteratur. Die WiFenf6aft,
Die Der politifer an meiitsn tultrplez
rem muB, TT Wieni6enfenntnis unO
bisie Idbt iich aus Sbateipeares Draz
men uno S6dderaps Homunen lei9ter
gepinnen als aus man9em pielbdnbiz
gem @eiGidtsipert. Die bsutfde 2ites
ratur lit reid an Werten bon lpris
i9em S9pung uno pifenidaftlidem
@ebalt. aber auffduis arm an iOl4en
BON tiefer Msni9sntenntnis. 9oetbes
5uuit lit eine Sunbgrube bon 9ip1o>
rismen iiber ipiiIenihaftlibe 9inge,
BON Oenen ieber Elm ganses Bud aufs
piegt, aber als prattiidbe S9ule Der
Welttenntnis itebt er binter enem
Wert pie Sbaderaps @anitp fair Sus
rid. y
Sn Gnslanb itebt fat iebe 3eitigs
i'm 9ienite elmer politii4en Partsi
b. +. elmer Dilensri9tung, Die berrz
i9en nil, in Oeuti9luno berrf6t bic
parteiloie, pil iagen politii6 pillenz
loIe preNe por. Sn enslii9en 3ettuns
gen bpminiert oie politit, Die politis
i9e Snformntipn ipirb in muitergiilz
tiger ueberiidtli9teit unb @olltdnz
bigteit oarge6oten, bic ppiitii6en
2eitartifel iinb bon brillnnter prGz
5iIion uno Slar6eit; in ben meiitcn
beutI6en 3eitunsen lit bic Politit bas
Stteftinb, bos feine Soften MAIDEN
bdrf, uno bafiir pirb Sbeaters uno
&unittrittt ober bas Seuilleton gez
pflest, oas oie engIii9e 9reKe iibers
6aupt ni9t tennt. Sn Seuti6lano
iinb bic 3entren Der Sntsllisen8 uno
oes nationalen gtei9tums i'm Geidss
tag in Der Regel eurd 4bgeoroneis
pertreten. bic ni4t bas serinsIte @ez
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10

ipi6t in bic @asidaIe Der poIitit
perIen, nibt Elm Sebntel oss Ginfiuis
les baben, ben elm tpnierpatiper lbz
georbneter iibt, Der elm Oubeno bin<
terpommeri9e 0Drfer pertritt. Dem
Yiirgertum bon 2onoon. 2iperpool
uno Man6eIter aber ipGre es elne
S9ma9, ibre Stabt i'm Parliament
our6 einen S9ipGBer pbsr eine Nun
pbne 4nIe6en unb @siuic9t pertreten
su piIlen. @enn bas beutIhe Siirs
gertum ipirtlid politii9 OGhts. Mir
be es eber eine Repiiion Oes Reidss
taasipablre9ts als cine Iolds bes preas
bii9sn 2anotagspablre4ts perlans
gen.
OieIe SotIa9en, benen iidb nod
piele anrsibeu lieBen, beipeiien, pab
bsim @nsldnoer Die polit:Iden. beim
0euti6en bic unpolitii4en s5ntereifen
i6eripiegen uno baraus fplgt, Dab
Die WeIt peit peniger cine beutide
als cine eusliibe Weltberri6aft au
fiir6ten bat. Ri9t umionit lit oas
Rule Britannia bas Nationallieb Der
Sriten. Saran Gnbert Die Satfa9e
ni9ts, bab in SeutIthlanb einise
&6pfs bon einem beuti6en Weltreih
trGumen, oas lie an >ullen iieben Gden
Der @eIt sugIeia bauen mOhten. Die
groBen Weltreide iinO ni6t bon
Srdumen, ni4t bon seIebrten 5beos
retifsrn, ni6t einmal bon genidlen
5slOberrn unb Staatsmdnneru, fons
bern bon nii6tsrnen unb bsf9rdntten
prattitern sebaut iporoen, sic tpie bic
RDmer unb Gnsldnber al ibr 9enfen
auf bic pOlitit tonSentrierten. Ser
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10

Sreibeit banf6ar fn6. g1ur bei Den
Srldnbern lit bies infolge Der raois
fallen 8eri9iebenbeit bes englii6en
unb irii3en G9arafters bisber ntdt
selunsen.
Seuti9e unb @nglGnber 6a6en pies
le GbardtterSiige nit einanOer ssmein,
aber in pOlitiiben Oingen seigen iib
Die auffdlligiten @erI9iebenbeiten.
Der @nslGnOer tritt ii6eraG als Serr
auf, er ipridt in ieoem 2anbe nur
feline Spra9e uno perlangt gang uns
seniert, baB iiG bic @inbeimiiten
na9 isinen Wiini9en ridten, Der
Oeutibe beeilt iid bic 2anbssipra4e
gu erlernen, iiG ben 8eippbnern bes
2unoes an5upaiien, iRre Sitten unO
Sentipeiie anSunebmen. Die S9ule
bes polititsrs 1T bic @eidi9te. Sn
England lit oas Stubium Der Ges
idi9te populdr, alle groBen Ses
I9i9tsperte lper6sn in billigen Iuss
saben beraussessbsn, tpGbrenb lie in
OeutI6lanb in ben 8ibliotbefen Ders
Itauben, oenn in OeutI9lanb iit bic
9ei9i6tsfori6ung @elebrtenarbeit,
bic bas 8olt niat interefiert. Der
Iatipnalbi9ter Der 8riten lit Sbatez
fpeurA Sn ieinen sroBen Derten 1T
bic treibenoe 2eioenidhaft, Die ben
anOten i3iirst. fait INNER bic
Serri6iuht, mill iasen DIE Politit,
unb es lit be5eidnenb, paB feline 9elz
ben 5ur 8efriebisung bieier 2eioens
I1aft au9 Dor ben i9ipdrSeiten 8erz
bre6en (OumzOumz3 z3ugeln) ni6t erz
beben, Dor feiner 2iise uno 9eI9elei
(Warren Saitinss) auriidi9reden, Die
treibenoe 2sibeni9aft in Der oeuti9en
gtationalbi9tung bes 5auit aber tit
oie unerIdttlicbe @ibbegierbe. Sinb
Oi9ter propbeten, Ounn iinb Die gnss
lGn0er berufen. bic Welt politiIf au
be6errI6en, bic DeutI9en bingegen, lie
tpiiIeni9aftli9 Su erioriden. Das
@egenitiid ou ben politiiden Sramen
Sbateipeares iinO in Der Oeutihen
aiteratur bic biitoriihen Oramsn
S9iIers, aber beim englii6en 9i6z
ter banoelt es ii4 INNER um bic Be
berri9ung, beim oeutI4en Inn Die
9efreiung BON 9Dltern uno 8laiien.
Die S6ateipearei6en Sramen iino
auf tiefe Menihentenntnis. Die S4ils
'lerT6sn auf porgefoBie .beoretiids
Soeale gesriinoet, Sbafeipeare tit eine
Sdule fir ben Pclititer. S4illsr ein
2ie6lingsbi9ter Der @pmnaiiditsn.
DAB trobbem bic @usIdnber in ben
Tuf Der gefreier unO bic Oeutiden
in oen Der unteroriider Der Welt
sefommen Tnp, rii6rt eben ba5er, oab
bic Oeuti9en oas Serrihen nint pers
iteben, ibrs SerrIanft ben Seberridz
ten nidt mlnogere4t gu MAIDEN ipifs
fen.
.Si quieres fer papa eitampaIu
en- Ia teita", iugt elm ipaniidss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10

DEM 3einli9teit unb Srbnuns lit
ben Serben BON gan5em Ser5en pers
habt. Dieter lin itano unb aud fonit
nod allerIei iible Grfabrunsen nit
Der ierbiI9en 8ulturnation lieben
ben 6iterrei9iIden @eneraImaipr b.
@parmatu Bel Der 8eiebuus bon
S9abaB gu Defenders itren9en @ors
iidtsmabreseln sreifen. 9ls baber
Der protu, Der erite @rsprieiter bes
ortboboren alerus, nit Sipei 9eiitlis
den bon ber peterstir9e por benz @es
neralmaior eri9ien, um Jpn Der
friebliben 9lbii9ten Der 8epDIfernns
gu perii9ern, ipra9 9parmata ben
8erbaht aus, oaB bic SepDlterung
bic 8runnen psrgiftst Habsn tonne.
9lls na9 langem Sin unb Ser Der
prota tpenisitens bic M0sli9teit Ell
ner bDspillisen 8erunreinigung bes
Srintpahers Su9ab, ertlGrte Der 9ez
neral, baB bic brei @eiitli6en, I'M
bic Sarmloiigteit bes 9runnenpafs
iers gu bepeiien, aus allen pier5is
Drummer ber Stabt unter miIitdri.
I9er 8ebeduns bas Waher probieren
iollten. 9lllen entietten 9eeenboritelz
lunssn Der @eiitliden segeniiber bIieb
Der 9eneral unerbittli9, ni9t elm.
mai cine porberi9e rprdparation" bes
Magens nit benz allbeliebten Pflnu=
menihnaps puroe aeitattet. 60 iebz
ten ii9 benn bic @eiitli9en unter
5iibrung zines Sffi5iers nit 20
Sulbaten iammernb in 8epeauns.
Orei Solboten trugen sSelbbe6er.
Ser ieltiame 3ug begab iib sunddbit
gum 9iirsermeiiter, Der bonn prota
gebeten purbe, Der r&pmmifion" ben
itabtii9en SrunnenmsiIter aIs 5iibs
rer beiSugeben, ba Der Gr5prielter
ni6t senuu ipubte, ipO iid in Sda;
bag 8runnen befinben. 8is Der
8runnenmeiiter eintrof. ipurbs auf
benz .Srs" (U2arttplob) bic erite
Station semadt. Die nit SeIobehern
beipaffneten brei Solbaten fingier>
ten als Munbidenten, fiillten bic
9sder nit benz WoFer bes 0ffsnts
li6en 9runnens auf bem nSrs" unb
rei9ten bas RaB ben 9siitli6sn.
Der Sffisier iiber5eugte ii9, boB. bic
@eiitli6en bas Waher aud pirt=
lid i6ludten. Oas sei6ob, freili6
lpiberpillig, span9speiie, nit uns
pertennborer 9lbneisung sesen Waiz
isr.' Der Srunnenmeiiter tom se-
iprungen, tDrte, mos man bon ibm
pinIbte unb Don ben 9eiitliden
iorberte. biipfte in bD9iter llebsrro-
Idung ipie Elm Seuidred, iibernobm
nber auf 9efebl iofort >oieSiibrung gu
hen peiteren 80 8runnen. Die Wais
ierprobe Rr. l auf bem nSrg" botte
bsgreifIi6srpeiIe 3ui8uuer anselodt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10

polititsrn. 0tir ideint aber. bic
beutldsn 2ibsralen un0 0emotraien
perpe9ieln llrIa6e. uno @irtuns.
Hi9t barum lit Der @nglGnber polls
tiI9 intereFiert, neil er iogenaante,
freibeitlibe @inri6tungen bat, ions
bern aus angebDrener Reigung Gngs
iano bat Den Parlamentarismus ents
pideIt uno ausgebout, ni6t etlpa um
abItrotte Sheen unb 8oItsredten unS
8pltsiouperdnitdt gu perpirtliden,
fonbern neil ii6 Der gngldnoer gu
leipsnTdoftli9 fir Die pplitit inter-
rNierte unb Ii9 bic 8elegenbett CUR
8efrieHisuns oieier 2eibeni4aft bon
feinem obipluten Monar6en pertlims
mern laien fppllte.
9olitif treibsn beiBt 6erri6en pols
len. Die meiitsn POIititer be6ouplen
spor, pnb iie oie MsnI6en befreiea
ober aliidli6 MAIDEN lpollen ooer abn<
Ii6e {bDne 9inss nit ibnen porboben.
Gs TT aber ni9t ipohr. @s tit no5
niemols unb nirgenppo elm srpber
Stoot Don ielbitloien SOsaliiten 9ss
oriinoet porosn. Die GngIdnoer pers
iidern beute ieoem, Der es 9Oren oOer
aud, Ni6t bDren nil. buB lie lmner
nur oie fsrsibeit Der @elt beI4iist ba@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10

lleberlegenbeit Der Gngldnber tomnlt.
Die SeutIben 2i6eralsn Iinb iDnell
nit elmer @rtIGruns sur Sanb. pars
lamentarismus unb Yrebfreibeit ba=
ben in @nglano oos Bolt gum polir
tiiden 9enten sr5ogen. @e6t uns Sim
ri9tungen mad engliIhem Wuiter,
Idgen iie, bann er5ieben iptr aud Die
Seuti9en gu einem Bolt BON guten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10

Die Srasc. OBJ OeutI4ldno oosr
@nslanS na9 Der Weltber-i6aft fires
be. piro bon sinsm Yiitorbeiter Der
.8uislsr gtadri6ten" in folgenoer
Weils beantportet:
Sn 0eutI9lanb bat man ii9 DG6s
reno oes &risses i6on biel nit Der
Jrose beihdftist. ipuber Die politiide
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10
Dfutarhlarh nhrr Englanh?
gseldcs Der 6eiOen ednScr itrebt mad @egerridaft?

ben. Nur 10 nebsnbei Iinb bic rei9fen
2dnoer Der Melt in ensIiIden 8eiib
seratsn. 4ber bas muB man ben gnss
ldnbern Iafen. 6oB iie es peritanben
buben. ibre Serri9aft 70 ein5uridten,
OaB bic 8eberrihten iie meiiteis
als Dobltat empfinben. oaB iie iid
frei fiiblen unb @ngiano fir iol4e
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10

bic nun aus uniiberipinbli6er Neus
gier trob &riessnot uno Sorsen ii9
oem feltiamen 3Iee anIhlohen.
Sdon bei Der ,Daferprobe Hr. A
purbe beionbers Dem an Wafer ipes
mig seipobnten prota bunbeidIedt.
9ei4ludt muBte aber iperben, un6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10

bsutTdbe @eiIt III speifeGIos re5der
unb pieieitiser als Der engliide,. Iber
seraoe feline @ielieitisteit maht ibn
unfdbis. Ois @eIibsrridaft an fi9 gu
reiBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10
Btf masarrprnhf tn Srlralratz.

Die Stobt S6obob an Der Sabs
in Serbien ipurbe i'm 2aufe oss &rie,
ses bon ben Selterrei6srn srobsrt.
Sir ierbii4e 8erbdltniFe 1T Sda'
bab NIT ieinen 1890 @inpobnern
cine reide Stabt; mir ieben iie al
isrbings nit gang anoern glugsn an.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-17
Val. TON

Mrs. Messing of Bethel is making a
short visit with her daughter, Mrs
Bert Mortimer.
Lucy Mortimer won first place in
the declamatory contest held last
Tuesday evening at Wonewoc, where
she attended school. This entitled
her to compete in the Juneau County
contest, which took place at Elroy last
Friday.
Rev. Sidney Hotchkiss spent part of
last week at Hillsboro.
Mira Jordan was home a short time
Sunday from North Freedom, where
she is teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mortimer and
little sons of Mortimer Valley ate din
ner Sunday at the w. W. Mortimer
home.
Glen Shore is home from Black
River Falls, where he has been attend
ing school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mortimer, son
Guerdon, Miss Bachelor and Miss Flor
ence Beier attended the contest at
Wonewoc last Tuesday evening.
4 goodly number from here, includ-
ing Rev and Mrs. S. S. Hotchkiss,
Mr.. and Mrs William Shore, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. w. Shore, Glen Shore, Mr..
and Mrs. 4. Gage, Mr.. and Mrs. D. R.
Dunnett and Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Nor
timer, attended quarterly meeting at
Carr Valley on Sunday.
Mrs. Roscoe Hutchens came up Fri
day from La Crosse. She reports her
father recovering nice,y from an oper-
alton.
Mrs. Emma Gage and Miss Birdie
Bachelor motored Thursday to Bethel
and called on Rev and Mrs. George
Noffsinger.
Mrs. Nellie Good entertained the
w. F. M. S.. on Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Mortimer,
Guerdon Mortimer and Florence Beier
attended the contest at Elroy last Fri
day evening.
Miss Blossom Lang spent the week
end at her home at North Freedom.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Bradley and
children visited at the William Shore
home Sunday.
Miss Birdie Bachelor spent Sunday
afternoon at the A. l.. Bunker and
Ansel Jores homes.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-17
EAST llN:3I11E;

Miss Fern Smith is helping Mrs.
Ben Templin for some time.
Henry Meyers now is the owner Of
a new car.
Miss Mamie Gibson and Hattie
zimmerman spent Sunday at the Sam
Borland home.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wheeler,
a daughter, Thursday, May 10.
The julius Farber family attend
ed the Schroeder-Redder Wedding on
Saturday, May IL.
Bonnie Rotzoll spent Sunday at
Lodi.
The following attended the Rebek-
ah district meeting at Baraboo on
Saturday: Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Phillips.
Kenneth Phillips was very pleas
antly surprised by about so of his
friends. it being his 21st birthday.
Ice cream and cake were served for
refreshments. A nice sum of money
was left as a token of remembrance.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hainstock and
four children spent Sunday at the
John L. Smith home.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rotzo1 and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Herb L. Smith
and their three sons and daughteT
all motored to Lodi Sunday in the
formers new Overland car.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-17
MAPLE: HILL

Rev. Father A. Schonenberg and
Frank Geier of Sank City called ct
J. E. Walsh's on Tuesday, while on
their way to the D. B. Murphy home.
Mrs. Herman Voss and baby boy
of Elroy called on relatives and
friends here recently.
One of Emil Randolph's sisters and
her husband came here Saturday from
New York
Rev. Watson of Madison was a cal
Ter in this vicinity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan and family
home near Denzer.
Mrs. August Hintz invited a few
families to surprise on Mrs. John
Picker Saturday night. Ice cream and
cake were served and all had fine
time.
Frank Balloon is setting out six hun
dred apple trees. Tom Kelly and a
Mr.. Fay of Reedsburg are helping him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hintz and two
children of Baraboo, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brilliott, Jr., and daughter Gen
evieve, Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Harmon
and Mr. and Mrs. John Picker were
entertained Sunday at the August
Hintz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Musick of North Free
dom were callers Sunday at the Sam
Albers home.
Henry Hartman returned home on
Tuesday after visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Bernard Mielke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schara and
two children spent Saturday in Bar
aboo.
Miss Esther Lang closed her school
Friday in the Hanly district with a
school picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Laid spent
Sunday with Mrs Carlow of Denzer
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-17
SOUTH DELT0N

G. Sarrington of Delton, Miss Jen'
ME Searle and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Searle motored to Prairie du Sac and
Sank on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Oestrich and
family of Baraboo spent Sunday al
their parental home, Mr.. and Mrs
August Duree.
Mrs. George Douglas is spending a
week with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Mather, of BaraboO.
Mrs. J. G. Roger and daughter The
oda expect to go to Newton, Wis
next Saturday to join Elder Roger in
his summers meetings.
Miss Marie Cratsenberg has return
ed home after visiting her sister Mrs
Harry Mather, of the Gem City.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Haslett and
family, Mrs. J. c. Roger and son
Herschel and daughter Theoda spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bat
ties of Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holt are re-
joicing over the arrival Of new
daughter.
George Waddell and children and
Miss Ella Divine spent Saturday at
the home of W11siam Waddell
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-17
Mrs. Eunice Troup
Observation-Disclosures

At st. Marks Episcopal church at
Minneapolis, Mimi, on the evening of
May ~12 took place the marriage of
Miss Nell Robinson of Barsboo to-
Harold Hutchins Thurston ofAnoka,
Mimi, Rev. A. D. Stowe officiating.
They were attended by Miss Edna
Powell and Clayton b. Thurston. Miss
Robinson is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. N. Robinson, ST., of this city,
and is we'll and favorably known here.
Mr.. Thurston is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick W. Thurston, Anoka,
MINI. He is a graduate of the engi-
neering college of the University of
Minnesota, and is a member of the
Acacia" alpha Kappa Sigma" and
"Tau Beta Pi" fraternities He holds
a commission in the II. S. Army En-
gineers' Reserve Corps, and~expects
to enter active service in the. near flu
ture. At present the young couple
will make their home at Anoka, where
he is engaged in his profession.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-17
LAIN

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Mach
reiner Friday. May IL, daughter.
Also a son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John c. Rutland on May z, 1917.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Weitzel now
occupy the rooms above the black
smith shop, owned by Joseph Rub
land.
George, Mike, Glenn and Lutte Ring
drove the latter's car to Madison on
Sunday to attend the funeral of
Charles Ross, who was killed the Fri
day previous in a railroad accident.
Mr. and Mrs. o. d. Schoenman and
family and Katharine Bauer spent
Wednesday in Sank City.
Harry T. Ketcham, the Plain drug
gist, went Saturday to Fort Sheridan,
where he will take training with a
large corps for the duties of company
officers.
Andrew Schroeder and Frank Young
motored to Sank City Wednesday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-17

Elmer Buell. of Madison spent sew
eral days last week at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A Buell..
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Settle spent Sun
day at Reedsburg.
John Cotterill has bought the Ar
thur Rowe house.
Bernice Powers was operated on
Friday night for appendicitis. A spe-
cialist from Milwaukee was called to
do the work.
Mrs. r. l.. Bohn will entertain the
Ladies' Aid society on Thursday aft
CrnoOn.
Frank Pauls has bought the house
occupied by o. Risley and will take
possession soon.
Mrs. Frank Goodell is on the sick
list.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Phillips gave
a birthday party for their son Ken
meth last Friday night. About sixty
young people were there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith attended
the |. o. o. F. convention at Baraboo
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Smith spent
Sunday at Loganville.
Ernie Brice has position at the
creamery.
Floyd Kinsman and bride of Madi-
son visited Sunday at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kins-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wheeler are re-
joicing over the arrival of a little
daughter in their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stoll and fam
lily spent Sunday at Richland Center.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-17
BLACK HAWK

The infant daugnco4 of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Rieser has had the meas
les since last Saturday.
Mrs. Erwin Gassner and children
visited Mrs. Gassner's mother, Mrs.
Philip Sorg, at Cassell, last week.
Black Hawk will have show the
23d of May. Frank E. Halls twenti-
eth century show is coming.
The catechism class of the German
Reformed church will have their ex-
animation by Rev. G. F. Dahn next
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The
following children will be confirmed
after the examination: Marian Bruhn,
Alice Woelke, Alice Jaeger and Louis
Hosig.
Mrs. John A. Schneider is assist
ing her mother, Mrs. Andrew Glass;
ner, at housekeeping at Prairie du
Sac this week.
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w. J. Dehn Of Neshkoro was in
town short time last week.
Mrs. Fl. P. Apker has been in Chi
cago a week with her son and daugh,
ter, who has just graduated as a
nurse from the Augustana hospital.
Mrs. F. e. White and children are
here from Big Falls to spend the sum
mer with his parents.
Miss Vera Davidson of Beloit was
the guest of friends here over Sunday.
Mrs. David Andrews and Mrs. HUI
bert Bingham of Ironton were calling
on friends Friday.
Mrs. L. D. Stillson Of Baraboo has
been visiting Mrs. Ames.
The corner stone of the new Evan
gelical Lutheran church was laid Sun
day afternoon with appropriate serv-
ices. Rev Middlestead of Wonewoc
addressed the audience in German
and Rev. Kansier of Reedsburg spoke
in English. Many from Wonewoc,
Reedsburg and surrounding country
were present to witness the ceremony
Mrs. Pearl Heartburn of Irving
Park, ILL.,, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs Elvin Karstetter came
up from Roscoe, Ill, and stayed over
Sunday with his father, George Kar-
stetter.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Fisher were
here Sunday from Reedsburg
E. Mausheen is the butter maker
here now and will move from Hills
boro soon. He has rented Mrs. Fun
nolPs home il Georgetown.
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Merrimack Department
By Our Correspondent

on Mothers Day.
Mrs. Earl Cramer went Sunday to
North Freedom to spend a few days
with her sister, who has been quite
ill.
Miss Anna Blawusch of Baraboo
spent few days with her sisters,
Mrs. Pau, Gallus and Mrs. Gustave
Gallus.
Mrs. Charles Parks, who has been
i'll for some time, is still very i'll at
her home here.
Mrs. Alice Marshall of Okee spent
Sunday with her brothers, George
and Edward Loos, and families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moulton and
daughter Reva and Miss Constance
King motored to Baraboo on Monday.
Miss Meyer is a guest of her sister,
Mrs. John G. Rotzoll.
Fred Wolfe motored here Saturday
evening from Buffalo.
Mrs. Charles Stewart was in Port
age on Friday.
Raymond Steuber, who has located
at Ableman as jeweler, spent Sunday
here with his father, r. G. Steuber.
Merrimack won in the ball game
here Sunday afternoon with a Wanna
kee team, the score being 4 to 2.
They annual Sank County Graded
School Field meet will be held here
on Saturday, May 10. Track events
for boys, girls and principals of the
different schools represented will com
mence at a. M, and will be followed
by base ball game. Come and bring
your lunch. The oratorical and de-
clamatory contestants will compete at
the M. E. church Saturday evening.
The Y. M. G. A. box social has been
postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Won Berg and
daughter jeanette and Miss Estella
Cramer motored Sunday to Pardee-
vile.
Wyman Norris, son of Mr.. and Mrs
, Ned Norris, put his arm outNof joint
Monday while playing at school.
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Siberz-Genteman

At the st. Joseph's church at 8
o'clock this morning took place the
marriage of Miss Josephine Gentleman
of Hoven, S. D., to Joseph Siberz OF
Greenfield, Rev. Father O'Reilly Off
ciating. Mrs. A. w. Melzl played the
wedding march. The couple was at.
tended by Miss Marie Siberz and 10.
seph Siberz, cousins Of the groom
The bride was gowned in white wolfe
and the bridesmaid wore lavendar
crepe de chene.
After the ceremony wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF
the groom's sister, Mrs. Frank Nc
Guam, on First street. Only immedi
ate relatives were present. The cou
pie will reside on the Siberz home.
stead in Greenfield.