davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-15

Noveitsed From the Piov Of Mourtoe v. samueis'
TO be Seen at the Metropolitan Operd
House September 70
and Morris .Gcst)
SYNOPSIS OF rRECEDING CHAPTERS

TO be Seen at the Metropolitan Operd
House September 70
(CopyriEht by william Elliott. y, Ray Comstoc
and Morris ,Gcst.)
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS
tribe Of Judea, during tho time OF King
solomon: 5000 years sso. is unhappy at home.
ing Inn he meets Toia. an evil, dlssipsted
man, who pictures 70 him the delights OF
Jerusalem. and prevails upon him TO ask Jesse
for his portion Of the estate. so that he may
so Into the world TO make his mark. Jether
promises his father. and returns home, where
Eaomi. ward of his father, lovingly srees
him Upon returning home he engaged 10 a
quarrel with his brother Uaal, who chides him
for his neglect OF tho flock. fight between
them In interrupted by Jesse Afterward
Jether appeals TO his mother for her aid In
obtaining his portion. She reluctantly con.
yeys his wish to Jesse. who demands tnat
Jether's friend. with whom he would Journey,
show himself When Tola appears Jesse eyl..
oently recognizes the man. and with nara
words bids HIM begone,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-15
BAEDEKER
FOR THE COMING WEEK
NEW ATTRACTIONS

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSEThe
ONei
thursday ynight
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-16
Do Amerykan6W Obce&o Pochodzenla
Wsp6f ObyWatele:

Jestesmy Amerykaninami z Wyboru
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-16
Braci i Siostr lied
noczenia P. R. K.

Posiedzenie urzednik6w i urze.
dniczek oraz delegatow tych To.
warzystw, kt0re o~swiadczyly sic
"a o~d}ozeniem Sejmu odbedzic
sic dzisiaj wicczorem o godzinle
1:3O w hall Zjednoczenia.
CT delegaci, ktorzy byli ia Sci
mic, a uwazaja tcnze "a nlelegal-
ny / n~iesprawiedliwy, racza row.
nicz przybyc.
zadajmy wszyscy Scjmu Mad
zwyczajnego!
Franciszck Rczmerowskl, y.
Sikorski, Antoni Tocha, Anna To
maszewska, Zygmunt Samul,
Wincenty J6zwiakowski, A. Po-
lenc. Antoni Klimek, Anna Przy-
bylska, Micha} Stolarz, NJ. kru-
szyiska, S. Schlieben, .lozefa
Przybylska, n. s. Budzban, HE
ronim Szczodrowski, Jan Prusl-
nowski, NJ. Swiatowy, Antoni
Kuta, Jozef Rostenkowski i leo
fiji Weyna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-16

zapewnione. L tel drogi nigdy
ME zbocze. Baczqc ma to, re ZJc-
dnoczenie jest take organizacya
ideowa = jest ono polskie i kato-
lickie, - bede sic przeto staral,
ably tc ceche ma zawsze p~rzccho-
walo, ably Zjednoczehcy zawsze
byli prawymi SWAMI Ojczyzny l
wiernymi dziecmi Kosciola, / I tel
drogi take ME zbocze.
,Wobec urzednik6w, dyrcktc--
row i dyrektorek Zjednoczenia u
stepujacych z urzedu ME mann /
nigdy ME mialem najmniejszeJ u
raw. - zawsze ich ceniiem i po-
waza1em. Stanowisko, jake zaJa-
lem W sprawie co dopiero odby--
tego Sejmu, ME bylo osobiste, lccz
kierowane sprawiedliwoScia / do
brem Zjednoczenia, co tez ia wiel-
IA iiczba zebranych delegation ma
Seimie Z Wielebnym ksiedzcm
Kapelanem Celichowskim ma cze-
lie, pomimo przeszkod i bafa-
muctw jake robiono, jak tez o.
swiadczenie NajprzewielebnieJsze
60 Ksiedza Biskupa Rhodego, ma
szego Lanorowego kapelana wy
razonc w lego ~telesramie do Seq,
mu, najlepiej stwierdza. Zblqdzlc
moze kaEdy i bledy sic przebacza.
Nv abccnej dobic, h.cdy oczy
cierpiacych braci W Oj'Ayzrie
zwr1cor,e So ma mas, nan potrze-
ba ME kl6tni, ME rozdwoju, lecz
zgodncj piracy, tax ola dobra ne"
szego uIochanego Zje1noczenia
jak ola naszej drogiej C'c"yzny.
Mech iyjc Zjednoczer;a. MECH
zyie Ole; yzna nasza wotnl / ME
podlegl1 i zjednoczona!
N. L. Piot. owski."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-16

Rozalia Sikorska, 159 81.
w. Barwik, 115 81.
J. Wojnowski, 1871.
w. Kamihski, Isl 81.
!. Ochab s. q.
Do Wydziafu Wsparc W Kalec-
twie (wybiera sic wszystkich) }.
A. K~azmierczak, 21S 81.
]. Balcerak, 21O 81.
FIR. Turski, POI 81.
J. Szulc, 205 81.
L. Mroczek, POS 81.
A. Lozewski, g05 81.
Helena Cieslewicz, 20j q.
Do komtietu p~rawniczego (wy'
bicra sic trzech)
J. Piecuch, POI 81.
w. Dubiel, 2O2 81.
.Pelagia Klein. POI q.
Do komitetu s~prawdzania ksiag
raportow (wybicra sic trzech)
J.Giminski, 122 81.
A. Szeliga, 81 81.
w. Ratajczak, IS? 81.
Jan Nowak, 81 81.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-16
Ma dvrektorow z mias;a Chica-

Ma dyrektoroW z mias;a ShiCa-
90 ma diva terminy (wyblcra
sic trzech):
St. Lahajczyk l01 81.
P. Nawrot 80 81.
X. Luka 90 81.
]. Niemiec 1O6 81.
T. Jaszkowski II 81.
w. Skoczylas 10 81.
]. Swider 40 81.
S. Tyrakowski IS 81.
Ig. Stankiewicz "a g.,
s. Wroblewski % 81.
NJ. Swiqtkowski % g.
!. Podosek II 81.
F. Tomczak 40 q.
B. Ga4ecki IS q.
Ma dyrektorki z miasta Chicago
ma diva terminy: (wybiera sic
dwie):
Franciszka Nejman 2O6 81.
Marya Turalska, 1875 81.
Ma redaktora:
Zuemunt Stefanowicz 1876 81.
Ma dyrektorow z poza miasta
(wybiera sic osmiu)
7. Zielinski Z Massachusetts, 141
g}osoW.
FIR. Lojkiewicz L Ohio 124 81.
S. Marciniak Z New York, SO g
w. Singer T. Minnesota, 122 81,
A. Kosko L New Jersey, 123 81.
!. Luczak L New York, sc 81.
7. Kanabaj Z Wisconsin, "A 81.
J. Olszyk L Wisconsin, 70 81,
J. Maurycy Z New York Is 81.
Aleksander J. Kotarski Z Massa-
chusctts, 50 81.
A. Blasko z Pennsylvania "a 81.
s. Sass z New York, 32 e..
A. Lewandowski Z New York, 3;
glosow.
!. Firlik z Pennsylvania 81 81.
M. Trzcihski Z New York, 40 81
M. Chubinski, z Indiana, "a 81.
P. Jurczak Z w. Virginia, 81 81
Ma dyrektorki z poza miasta
Chicago (wybiera sic trzy):
K. Chamska Z Indiana 202 q.
K. Karpinska New York 1874 81
T. Twarogowska I Ohio 1877 81.
Ma representative ma Stany
Wschodnie:
A. Nowak Z New York, 1o6 81.
Do Wydziaiu Pomocy Nauko-
wei (wybiera sic sledmiu):
KS. ]. Obyrtacz, 900 81.
Ks. ]. Robakowski, POI 81.
w. Menkicki, 1854 81.
Anna Korzeniewska, 1856 81.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-16
Kompletny rezultat g}o'
sowania ma s. Sejmie
Z~jednoczenia.
(Wedle obliczenia urzedowego.)

(Wedle obliczenia urzedowego.)
Nazwiska oznaczonc grubszym
drukiem oznaczaja kandydatow
zwycieskich.
Ma Prezesa.
L. Piotrowski, 219 glos6w Co.
brany przez aklamacys).
Ma wiceprezesa:
DR.. B. L. Smykowski, 1872 g}osow.
Pawel Roda 100 g.
Ma wiceprezeske ola spraw ko-
biecych:
Agnieszka Klawitter, 2l5 q.
Ma sekretarza generalnego: -
(drugie giosowanie)
Wincenty Zwiefka 113 81.
Ignacy Wroblewski ia 81.
Ma lekarza naczelnego:- (dru-
gle glosowanie):
DR.. A. Pietrzykowski 1O2 81.
DR., B. Klarkowski 127 81.
Ma syndyka:
Adv. ]. Rybicki So 81.
Adv. ]. Jankowski 1877 g..
Ma dyrektorow z miasta Chica-
go: (wybiera sig trzech: }
]. Czekaia PA 81.
F. Gorski 2O4 81.
J. Pionke 212 81.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-16
Sze1spanOWO zWisdza SlsT0-
Cinisc POISki " Niles,
SkEada '$22S,4O.

Przeszlo 700 Szczepanowiar
wvbraio sic W niedziele popoiud.
automobilami ! tramwajami zaje'
chaio do Sierocinca W Niles "a
cmentarzem Sw. Wojciecha.
Zgromadzonych Ks. Kapelar
Rusch. oprowadzii pc zakiadzie
tl6maczyl Gale urzadzenie. Wszy,
Stkich uderzyi ogrOm zabudowa'
MIA, wzorowy porzadek / mad,
zwvczajna czysto5t. Dowiedziel
sic DUO rzeczy Z op]owiadania rs
Kapelana. - &c obecna wartoSl
Sierocinca przcchodzi POI miliona
doiarow ze pozoStaje $4,000 diu.
Uu; ze przebywa tam przecietnie
$50 sierotek polskich, ktoreml sig
opiekuie i kt0rc uczy i wychOwu-
je so Siostr Felicyanek; re pc cd
mowieniu zapomogi Cd rzadu. II,
trzymanie tych sierotek polega ma
opodatkowaniu parafij Polskich
cd skiadek dobrowolnych Cd sto'
warzyszeh, towarzystw i ofiar-
uvch os0b ze codzienne wydatk.
tego zakiadu wynoszq $4,000; Il
sierotki ucza sic til iach6w r6z
nych i rzemiosl, re nadto drukuif
.,GoSc Niedzielny' it'd. it'd.
Pc caiogodzinnem obchodzcnir
KS. Kapelau zaprosi} wszystkicl
do rozleglcgo refektarza ma pre-
kqske, ktora tymczascm byiy przy
gotowaiy starsze panienki sierot
XII.
Pc spozyciu przekqski rs. pro
boszcz DIR. Aleksy Gorski zapropo
nowaI skladke ma sieroty. Posypa
" sic papierki, poi0wki ! p cen
t6wki, i gdy komitet ~pOliczyi, /
zadziwieniem spostrzegl pokazn;
sumke DO $22S.4O. Te ofiare cd
dano KS. Ruschowi, ktory tez "
imieniu Sierot jak najserdecznie
dziekowal szczodrym Szczepano
wianom. Zarazem wyrazil zycze-
ME / ~nadzieJe, re / inni "a naszyn
przykladem przybed9 i zwiedz;
ten gmach i naocznie sic przekO
naja jak wielka wygode nasz'
dziatki polskie tn maja ! jak wiel
kie sq ich ~potrzeby.
Potem zabawiiy mas sierotk
Spiewem / deklamacyami i 0 siod
mel opuscilismy zaklad z powro
tenn do domu.
Szczepanowianir
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-16
OLA PoLSKICH zOLNIERZY

w Administracyi naszej ziozyi
81 ola polskich zoinierzy p. Ant.
Jaukowski, ktory sam do Polskiej
Armii wstapic ME moze, gdyz
chory ma suchoty znaiduje sic w
Oak Forest, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-16
w Y w "A d
U pana n. |. ~PiOtrOWskiegO.

Reprezentant naszego p1Sma,
ktory sic udai do p. Piotrowskie-
go, nowo wybranego prezydenta
ZJednoczenia, pc wywiad, otrzy-
mai Cd niego ponizej "umieszczone
oSwiadczenie:
% urzad prezydenta nictylko
sic ME Staraiem, ale - ola waz-
nych osobistych przyczyn wcalc
60 piastowac ME chciaiem. Prag-
nae atoli dobra Zjednoczenia PREY
jalcm 60 ma ogolne zadanie Gale
go Sejmu, uwazaiem to BOWEN
"a moi obowiazek, Cd kt6rego W
obec jednomySlnego sentymentu
caiej Izby Sejmowej ME bylo mi
wolno SIG usunat. Smiaio rec
moge, re ME przyjaiem go ami ola
wiasnych korzySci, ami tez ola O.
sobistych ambicyi. Zjednoczenie,
chociaz liczy dis 100000 czfon-
k6w i posiada $2,OOO,OOO fundu-
SUI. to ma czteromilionowa lud--
nose polska i katolickq W Amery-
ce. po czterdziestu latach iStnie-
mia, Z takiem poparciem, jake MA
Cd duchowienstwa polskicgo. -
Zjednoczcnic to powinno liczyc
ME 100000 ale cwierc miliona
czionkow. 4 zamiast dwu Milo
now dolarow powinno mice %
milion0w majatku.
,,Potrzeba atoli ma czele ludzi,
kt6rzy posiadaja' odpowiednie
zdolnosci i do ktorych ia masa
ludzi bedzie miaia zaufanie. Mu-
shiny przyznac, re w p~rzeszioSc1
Z pewnymi wyjatkami, organiza-
eva nasza byla pod tym wzgle--
dem bardzo nicfortunna. RzQdziG
rzesza sto tysieczna, i opiekowac
sic dwumilionowym majatkiem, a
W dodatku chcac liczbe czionk6w
i majatek organizacyi powiekSzyc,
ma to potrzeba ludzi wyszkolo-
nych umyslowo, majacych do
S~wiadczenie i zaufania godnych.
Ten fakt, re ma urzad prezydenta
zostalem obrany j~ednomySlnie
bez zadnego Z mel strony ubiega-
mia sic, dowodzi. re zaufanie ogo-
lu posiadam, a zaufanie to be-
de sic starai przez uczciwa ola do
bra Zjednoczenia prace wzmocnit.
OSwiadczam tn, re ami urzedu me-
go, ami Zjednoczenia uzywac ME
bede w celu starania sic o wybor
ma ten urzad "a diva lata, hub ola
innych osobistych ambicyi. Me
pragnienie ponownego wyboru,
ale pragnienie rozwoju i dobro--
bytu ,Zjednoczenia bedzie bodz-
Gem w mel piracy. Wobec tego
ME bede sic kierowal w mem IL
rzedowaniu wzgiedami ola robie-
MIA sobie ,,przyjaci0f' ma przysz-
ly Sejm. w kazdym wypadku.
gdzie dobro Zjednoczenia i PREY
JAIME stosunki wnijda w konflikt,
Zjednoczenie wezmie gore. Moiu'
celem, moja jedyna ambicya mel
piracy W przyszlych dwoch latach
mego urzedowania bedzie wzrost
Zjednoczenia W liczbe i stworze'
ME j utrwalenie funduszu tax sill
uego j t~rwaiego, ably posmiertne
ola widow i sierot byio ma zawsze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-16
ZNALEZIONO

OBJ. J. Winiecki z Gary. Ind. zgubil
swoja bankowa ~ksiazeczke W biurze
rekrutacyi Polskiei Armii W Domu
Zwiazku Polek. Mech sic zgiosi do
porucznika W. n. Skarzylskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-16

CZWARTE. Kazdy Bond jest tax wazny warty lyle c pieniadze Sta
now Zednoczonych.
Plate. Bond wonoSciowy jest rzeczywiSce lepszym jak pieniadze
Stan6w zjednoczonych, gdyz przynosi wan 4 prOcent, a got6wka nieuo-
kowana mic ME przynosi.
SZOSTE. Jcsi sami mic moacce ist ma woJne, MECH vase pieniadze
walCza "a wolnOSG
SIODME. Kady dollar wydany ma Bond Wolno$ciowy, jest lyle pomo'
cy do pomySnegO Zakonczenia wony.
Nnaccie nbonOwac przeZw aSz Bank. vase TOwarZyStWo, WaSRgo chile
bolawcp, cdzekolwick pracuecic mOhecie zapfacic aho gOtowka, albo tz
M {otwp Spaty. Dolara tygOdniowo zap1aCi III $1,000 Bond - naWet MAJ
ubozszy roLotnik. MOI, to uczyniC. kaAda OsOba kt6ra zarabla plenladze
kt0ra MA pieniadze, powinna abonOWac, to natychmiast; czem WlcceJ a
boncnt6w. tenn predict wojna sic skoGczy, gdya to wykaze cafcmu Sw1atu,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-16

20 nv vszvsc vstoImyz "a naszym Prezydentem Rzadem. My wszysc7 mu
snv snp1nirs w6i obowiszek jedni W transzach, mnt W fabrykach no
iy" mozccie naileptej dopomodz kupujqc BOND WOLNOSIoWN
Hosi rodacv poza oceanen, kt6rych domy bly spustoszone' stvlu!e
zniszczone / kt6rzy So prawie zupemie zrujnowanl, pNz nrHuu%Ai hapu'
dv naiwnkszei autokracyi w calym sw@e, So onara naszego soneso
mnuo re- rooaczrzni i nieviasty teraz spodzewaja sic wonosci proteAcEi
nd stsn6v ziednoczonych, wyswobodzcna tych KRAKOW tore % oDecnne
NASZYM ALIANTAMI.
Nszystkie narody w Europe So W niebezpieczenStwle PlIoscl"eJ d-
tokracyi, k0ra jest naszym wrogiem.
NV viemy lax okropnie cerpa nsi rodacy "a oceanenL; OF teo me- ne
rzviaciela z kt6rym walcza Stany Zjednoczone' Ola togo uuaJcmy sic u'
was abyGie abonowai ,jaknajwiecej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-16
WI. Janeczck, "a 81.
Agnieszka Wolinska, 13l e.

WI. ~Janeczck, "a 81.
Agnieszka Wolinska, 13l &.
Do komitetu finansowego ivy,
biera sic trzcch):
J. Malek, $50 81.
FIR. Kio1bassa, 165 e.
A. Podbielski, 100 q.
Anna Klarkowska, Us &.
Ma Chorazych (wybicra sic
dwoch):
A. Krasniewski, 1853 &,
J. Szczuka, So 81.
A.. Wisniewski. 50 q.
w. Sadowski, GO s..
Miejsce przysz}ego Sejmu:
Passaic, N. J., LOG q.
Niagara Falls, n. Y, 81 81.
St. Paul, Mimi, 4 81.
st. Louis, Mo-, 81 81.
Chicago, ILL.,, Sc 81.
South Bend, Ind, IA q.
Prswie ka1dy polski agent real-
uosciowy ogiasza sic W DZ1ENN1KU
CHICAGpSkIM DO nieiednokrotni'
prEekonai sie. - tn uajlepisj mn
Ia oplaci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-16

Nssze tadvcye. nasze instytucye, nasz Rad SO Swietymi Ola mas.
wolnost DO kt6rasmy tutaj przyjechal, jest zagroona przez obcego
nieprzviactda. Moaemy dopOm6dz do zachowanla je, kupujac BONDl
WOLNOSCIOWE.
Vase o0Hste bezpeczenStwo | bezpeczenstwo waszego potomstwa,
honor waszcgok raju calcj ludzkoSci zalezy cd powodGma tel POZICZkl
WOINOSCIOWEJ wydanej przez Rad STANOW ZJEDNOCZONYCH.
Kpujac TAXI bond smbcie sic W czescL wlaschiclem san6w zjedno
czonych
Te Bondy % zabezpEczone:
PIERWSZE. Przez so dzidec mion6w ludzi kt6rzy sanowa Rad
StanfU ZiednOczonych. wszySkO co c ludzie, jake Nar0d posiadaja.
DRUGIE. So nwefycyQ pcwna, mics pekuacyjna.
TRZECIE. So obngacyq Stan6w ZjednOczonych, najsiniejSy, najbo
,stszv i najroztropniejSzy Nar6d Ia SwieGe So hipoteka (mOrtgage) ma
CalvChp OSiadioSCiaCh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-16
Do ChlsbOdawcow Zatrudniajaeyeh ObeonarOdOwcow

IN oulosxeHte ukaEe sic w a. Amerykahskich gaIetach, drukowane
~ obcych ieHykach W Stanach IjednoeZOnych, % darmO
sic sfnEye iEsdowi. OGlasEaJae W swych kolumDach, podcEas Wo)ns'
Bondy WolnOSeiOwe REadu Stan0w ZjednocLOnych.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-10-25
DON'T SCOLD, MOTHER!
THE CROSS CHILD is
BILIOUS, FEvERlSH
LOOK AT TONGUE! IF COATED,
CLEAN LITTLE STOMACH,
LIVER, BOWELS

Don't scold your fretful, peevish
child. See if tongue is coated; this is
sure sign its little stomach. liver
and bowels are clogged with sour
waste
When listless, pale, feverish, fell of
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesnt
eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom'
achache, indigestion, dfarrhea, give a
teaspoonful of California Syrup of
Figs" and in a few hours all the foul
waste, the sour bile and fermenting
food passes out of the bowels and you
have q we'll and playful child again.
Children love this harmless "fruit lax
alive" and mothers can rest easy aft
er giving it, because 1t never fails to
make their little "jnsides' clean and
sweet.
Keep it handy, Mother. A little Civ.
en- today saves a sick child tomorrow
but get the genuine. Ask your drug
gist for a bottle of California Syrup
of Figs" which has directions for ba-
bies, children of all ages, and for
grown-ups plainly on the bottle. Re
member there are cOunterfeits sold
here, so surely look and see that yours
is made by the California Fig Syrup
Company" Hand back with contempt
any other fig syrup.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-10-25
MAGNUS
SWENSON SENDS
FOOD NOTICE.

MaSnus Swenson, state food admin
istrator, makes the following appeal
to the people in behalf of the Hoover
pledge card campaign during the week
of October 2S-November 4:
CAS- state food administrator, and
in behalf of Herbert Hoover and the
men and women who are unselfishly
giving their time for the conservation
of food, ask every citizen of the state
to help establish one more record for
Wisconsin. This food conservation
campaign is to reach its height, if the
people will respond during the week
of October 2S to November 4. Early
in that week we want to be able to
report to Washington that every home
in Wisconsin has pledged itself to
aid in the food conservation.
"Our meatless and wheatless days
are being observed in many homes
but every table in Wisconsin should
serve these patriotic meals on these
DAYS. ask every woman to sign the
food pledge card and to live up to it
until the war is won.'
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-10-25
SAUK CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conway of Bar
saboo were Sunday gu SITS at the Will
liam Dresser home.
Henry Sorg spent Sunday at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Sorg, at Badger Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fuchs visited
with relatives at Cassel on Sunday.
Albert Sprecher and son Elmer OF
Black Hawk visited his mother, Mrs.
Katherine Sprecher, Sunday.
Charles Derleth, who has been i'll for
some time, went Saturday to a Madi-
son hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Carolina FRANKIE returned Sat.
nrday from a two weeks visit at Mil
waukee
Miss Leo Schlungbaum returned on
Saturday from an extended visit at
Milwaukee.
Harold Bowman Of Madison spent
Saturday and Sunday with his mothef
Mrs. Fl. S. Bowman, here.
Mrs. Paul Linenkugel left Monday
for Iowa to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam COenen of Ar
cadia are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. MalVin Robson Of Wilson
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-10-25

Bert Rotzoll and Glib. Richmond
from Lodi were callers in this vicin
ity Friday.
Mrs. Eugene oliver and son Russell
from Albert Lea, Mimi, are here Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
liam Rotzoll, and sister and brothers.
Guy and Rex Hainstock and Peter
Riphalm were callers Sunday at Bear
Valley.
Mrs. Albert Rotzoll and son and
Mrs. Eugene Oliver and son spent
Sunday at the Herb L. Smith home.
Bernie Hainstock, cheesemakel
from White Mond, spent a couple OF
days in this vicinity with relatives
Miss Delma Forbes was caller al
the Herman Schultz home Sunday
Miss Stella Hainstock is visiting rel
atives in this vicinity.
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TAKE "CASCARETS" IF
HEADACHY, BILIOUS
AND CONSTIPATED
BEST FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
BAD BREATH, BAD COLDS,
SOUR STOMACH

Get 10-cent box.
Sick headache, biliousness, coated
tongue, head and nose clOgged up with
cold-always trace this to torpid
liver; delayed, fermenting food in the
bowels or sour, gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the in
testines, instead of being cast out OF
the system, is re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue it causes conges'
ton and that dull, throbbing, slcken
ing headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, und1gested
food and foul gases, take the excess
bile from the liver and carry out all
the constipated waste matter and pois
ons in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a 10-cent box
from your druggist means your head
clear, stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels regular for months.
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CALEDONIA

Recent fros"s have done considera-
BILE damage to- potatoes still in the
ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anacker and
daughter Violet FROM Adams were
weekend guests of relatives in this
neighborhood.
Mrs. Gust Diechow, WHO underwent
an operation for appendicitis at hos
pital in Portage, was able to return
to her home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Grub Of Bara-
boo, Mrs. Perry Schults and daughter
Beatrice of DeltOn were recent visit
ors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Geyman.
E. J. Mueller has a new Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Anacker have
moved their household goods to Port
age, where they will live.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. KunOw transact
ed business in BarabOO on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Hildebrandt were
Portage visitors Tuesday.
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dishes with the Y. M. C. A. monogram
on each dish.
According to the membership rec
ords there are At members down at
the border at the present time, and
every few days the secretary receives
cards from the boys telling how they
appreciate the Y. M. C. A. as never
before. In view of the fact the di-
rectors are planning to send every boy
from Baraboo a free membership
ticket good till he returns home.
This will admit him into the large
city association ct Waco, where he
will have access to the large swim
ming pool, the social department, and
many other privileges that go to make
life more happy and homelike.
Mr.. Copley just received In the
morning mail fine picture from Har-
ry Tudor showing the interior OF the
army Y. M. C. A. Mr.. Tudor pro-
nounces it a Godsend to the soldier
boys.
1t is hoped that all friends of the
boys whether related or not will help
make possible a free ticket to the
bows while away from home.
All men remember the mems meet
ing and Bible study Sunday at the Y
2:30 p. m.
The senior boys Hi-Y Bible class
will meet next Tuesday for their first
feed of the season at 6:15. Election
of officers for the season will be the
big stunt.
The Older Boys state convention
will be held at Appleton this year, the
day after Thanksgiving. This is the
biggest event Of the year for all Wis
consin. Boys, over loco were at Be
lott last year. Lets Co."
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IRONTON

Mrs. Harry Thornburg and Everett
Thornburg returned Thursday TO
their homes at Bettendorf, la.
Neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Miller gave a farewell surprise for
them Tuesday evening.
Wenona and Wilma Hainstock spent
Saturday and Sunday with their uncle
Claude Lawrence
Mrs. Seamans is sick.
r. Hawkins is much worse. His chill
dren are all home-George from Bar
aboo, Miss Sue from Chicago and MRS
Smith of Reedsburg.
Bernard La Rue has a new Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. K. Carkuff have re-
moved from La Vale in with her par
entS.
Mr.. Cunningham lost one OF his
horses Sunday. 1t was frightened at
the train and ran onto the railroad
bridge, floundering off that into the
river, and with a little help from the
men it scrambled out Of the water
when it was discovered that both OF
it's front legs were broken, so it was
killed.
Emery Marsh and family of Wone-
woo spent Sunday at the r. E. Haw'
kins home.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer spent Sunday
at the James Pugh home at La Vale.
Everything at the Bradley sale went
extremely we'll
Miss Bridget Finnegan and nephew
Edward Finnegan, visited Saturday
and Sunday with THE latter's sister in
Madison.
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Y. N. C. A.NOTES

The parlors have been made more
home-like recently by the fine gift OF
a large rubber plant from Mrs. August
Fisher. Another recent gift and one
greatly appreciated by the ladies' aux
iliary and board of directors, was that
of three fine upholstered chairs to
be used in the committee meeting
room and given by A. S. Kingsford.
The ladies' auxiliary has recently
purchased a fine large cupboard for
the dishes, the present one being
much too small. They are further
considering the purchasing OF more