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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
Slcaiernmas GOutrOIe uoraeidllaaeu

qlgenturen Der Ser. Stootcn loaen
aobleumerfe lmo transport 3u
@oiier llnO 5u 2on6e ii6erneb.
men. - @ieentbiimer merOen ent.
i6d0igt. Sagt 9eribt DER
&onOels,Gommiiiion.
@ui6ingtOm 20. Suni. n
Die 9rnoeS &anoeIs Gommiiiion
i9mg 6eute Dem CongreB Die Oil.
Olng Don @eGierlmgS-5 5pnoifaten fiir
Die 66roerltag lmo &ert6eilung uno
oen GronSpert BON &oblen 5u Maiier
uno 5u 2on9e ais 0oS ein3ige 0tittel
5ur Gerbiihlng eines 0erOerbenbrin-
gen0en &obleumangels Dor. @ie
.Gonlmiiiion iogt in i6rem ldnaen Be
ridbt II. 81, n6aB ole &o6leninOultrie
Die S5ltbultrien OeS Sanoes ldbmt umo
iie anoererietS Our6 Gransportman.
Gel gelGbmt III. IS giebt genltg Sob
lenma9eu i'm 2onoe, ober Oen Nlinen
perOen nir6t Qenii9eno sur &erfigpmg
qeltellt, lmo 6iele 8agen meroen ni6t
nit Der gr6Bten ShneQigfeit nod
0em @lnfte oeS @oniltmS 6ei0roert,
nod werOen Iie prompt cntlaOen.
GeSwegerl loa
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sic 86roeulug lmo &ertbeillmg bon
ao6len in ole San0 ne6men, oen Yro-
Oi5enten scr perihieoenen Sorten 0ic
OoIlen S0rOerungsfoitcn plus cinem
GlcibmGBigeg @rofit BON 10 Yro5cnt
pro Come 5dblcn;
5weitert sic 9lgcnturen ser Ser.
Staoten iiir oen transport 81 @oi-
fer ,mO 81 2anOe ioaen aui &e6mlug
Der 9iegierlmJ inter Der 9lnpeinmg
oeS YrGlioepten olle Sransport-Si-
nien ais cine Gin6eit betreiben llnO
ben Gigent6imeru 0eriel6cn cine &c.
re6te @er9iitltng 5o6len, Die einen
norlnuleu @rofit llnter6nlt imO Ser.
teiierltngen 0cden miiroe.@
Gie iebige Hroorftion bol @eidls
fo6len miro ais 40 &ro5ent imter
Dem moeIiHcn W}arimlm be5ei1nct,
im6 5por inioIge BON @agenulangcl,
mG6ren0 Die S5ortfoblengruben iuiol.
9e i6rer engeE 8e5ie6ingen 5lt @abn.
Gompoonicu geniioeuO @ogen 3ur
&eriiielmg aelteut befamen. Ole
YroOuftion BON 6artfobIelL iagt oic
Gonlmillion 1T in oieiem 1riibia6r
nm elm 8iertcI or0Ber ais gem66nli6
gelueien unO nod in0idtriellen NiGrf.
ten geeongen oie gelpo6nlic6 bon ser
@ei6fob oerIorgt Wlr-
oen.
Die 6o6cn Soften Der @ei0r0erung
nit 9argen bon 9fem.9orf lm0 SEEM.
port-9temS rad Bolton lmo oic
@roriS Der 0ompfer ollf Den GroBen
Seen, in Ballot nod Dem gSorOmelten
5u iabreh nnitatt &oblen 8u laoen,
6abeu 81 Der 0isorgauiiation 0es
&o6lentronsports beigetraeen.
0ie Gommiiiiou bGlt ole @rlolhing
BON Oiesbe5iiglideu @eiebcn ols lm.
ungdneli6 nn0 weiit 5um S6hb
oui ole E6otla6e bin Dab 0eutid.
Iano, 6ranfreicb, 9iiiBIono, SStaIien
uu0 @nglono cs pG6reno oes ariegeS
notbmenoie oeilnOen ba6en, in GRO.
Berem oOer geringerem NlaBe ole
Gonirole iiber Die '&obleninOuItrie 5ll
iibernebmen.
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Sort NIcSenrg ais Soipital ans
cric6cn.

Sort @tcSenrp mag lout eineul
@eriidt ous ii6 nod DER 9elibti.
qlrng oes Sorts icitens Oes OerbIt.
2ieutenantS @Omoro 81. S6reiner
bonn Der. Stuoten meOioiuiibeu
Corps in Sort Oglctborpe, Georgia,
pcrbreitet bate, alS @lilitdr.Soipitol
bcuubt weroeu. Maior Serbert 6.
@lofe, Ger GuperintcnOcnt oes so.
ipituls in Oem 2oger, begleitcte ocu
Offiaier auf ieiner SnipeftioustOur.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Is o HEAU UT FUbLIOII
LIBERTYSLOAN OF 1917.


Washington 1917.
McAdo the of the United States
the the Government the splendid cooperation of
their invaluable
the Liberty Loan referred to the
the desire to add to the
Secretas acknowledgment
Of your generous thoroughly patriotic cooperation.
which fought for the
Liberty rebuke of
sought that
lacking Americas participation in the
Americans foreign birth descent in subscriptions
justified the patriotic support Of their
papers tell that the of
reached
through their
advertising to the Liberty Loan
victory America and all its
pethe great the Through
all peoples Of the
the greatest democracy
thrown its and into
the struggle in their behalf
r., w. WOOLEY,
Director Publicity
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eSnhnenii6eraa6c aeieiert.

@eItern ianO Die llebcrgabe Der
anerifonii6cn mo DER 3ionSia6nG
an 0ie nIiIferet6 3ion-Gereiniglng"
itott. 0ic 6a6ueu wuroeu Bel Der
regclm1Bgen @erlommlrng Inn s
llbr 9l6enos I'M @ereinslofale, 9tr.
l25, 9lisqilit6-StraBe, ii6ergeben.
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LETTERS FROM UNCLE SAM.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. May %. 1917.

LIBERTY LOAN OF 1917,
Director of publicity
WASHINGTON, May 22. 1917.
Correspondent,
E, Baltimore ST.,
Baltimore,
receipt
the publicity
campaign of the Liberty Loan of 1917.
We gladly being
bureau, publication Kindly
marked copies.
Very sincerely yours
WOOLEY,
OF Publicity,
Liberty 1917.
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gbOuneutcn. hie ocu Tcuiidlcu GOrre'
ipOuOeuicu" nidlt phnttIid oScr lmrcacI.
md6ia rrbeltcn, Tina arbeien, her Office
hapon per SrIrpbon DDcr idriftlih Whts
tbeiluHs 81 maWcH.
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Oio EcnlncroInren im 0on5en ENI

Sic Senperotllren llll 9all6ell Sull'
Sc lino etlpos uuter Der loilongema-
Sen g}orm gemeieiL nit elpsno9mc
bon Galifornien unO glri6ona wo ooS
W2orimlm meit iibcr Die bunOert
@rooe ginq. SSn oeri@ieoenen &bei-
len oe8 &onocs, cini6lieBlldD DER at
Iontiitben Staoten iinO @emlfter oll
Der5eibnen gelpelen.
Sir oie 6ltlibe SGlfte oe gqn0ell
2unoes peroen feinc bcmertensiper-
tben Ecmperotitr. glenoerlingen N oell
nd6iten Eoecn 5u crwarten lein. 0nr
ole iiootlontiidcn Staoten meroen
I@epitter angefiinoigt.
0eite lit Sommers-9lnfang Inn I
ll6r 9lben0S.
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9Soient 9[nlp1Ite.

GbipiR n. eamuelS, NehtSmai; Ratcue, 0aRs
bclc DdnRniQrlcH Serlagsre6le. WiarOlau0
Trun 9ull0n0
Gbaplin a. Sernuldn il0--1i7 Qam 9uilbinO.
iSidhtiQc @linbunN
y. $. 4 ". Z. Npwnro, an Gontiucna Nlo0.
Braft5iren felt 1872 erfplDreidD IN baltimore.
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elnnbllae Eemperaiur.
g[us oen ilbriaen @unOes.@etter-

beobodlunqs Stotiouen puroen Die
foIgcuocn b66lten &en1perturen ole
nm s llbr gcltcrn g(benO berri@telL
beri6tCt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
Stunts Q9onfen

,Geuiide Naut pnu @oldmute", 8alinores unb
poliinaO 5ir0be gnOull 98eher, 4t0ll0ent,
Sobn y, Nanber. 8ce erdloeli; @e0rae y.
pun0, Aallirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
2rainur uirO am iyrcitao 6eerOist.

Gie geeroigung BON @otrid Ero-
nor, Dem &rdiiOenten Der &lempner-
meiltcr &ereinigung bon Baltimore,
Der om Montog 9lbeuo in ieinem
Seim in 9}r. 1905, &inOen-9lbenuc,
bonn S6loge geriibrt murOe, finoet
om 6reitog Morgeu bon ser fatbo,
lii6en Stride 0er unbeiledten @n-
piGngniB aus ltott. @ie Seibe miro
ouf Dem Bonnie @roe Srieobofe bel
geiest. Sr. &roiuor mar pGbreno
Der lebtcn 20 Sabre inn alempncrei-
SeidGft tbGtig. @r mar Gin Dtit-
GlieO DER oGolilmbus.Ri Der
D@i6ernionS" imo Ger n&ot6olii6cn
&obltbGtiefeits 2eeion". gluBer lei-
ner @iitme bintcrl6Bt er iebs COB.
ne gSilliam s., GborlcS s., 9fidorO
S. 9lIfreO, Soiepb unO @atrid &roi-
nor, ionic 8ipci S0Wter, Sri. Ntrp
Siobella uno 9llice Eroinor, opei
@riioer, Sobn uno SomeS Eroinor,
mo 5Wei S6meitern, Srou Ycter g.
SDnd bon Yonfers, N..Y, unO Srou
%otrid 9uffp bon 2e6onon st.
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&mnbcs.Gepnrtement fir GnuOpirtl
Idlaft-g9etters8 8iirean.
@cridt 6ea N0ltimOrc Bcttcrbnrcans

Scr f5ellGtigfeitsgeboIt Der 2ult
mar 70 Gro5ent nm 8 llbr @lorgen8
lm0 Is @ro3ent I'm 8 ll6r gI6enOS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
9}d,lOnol Wonfcn.

,Sgc Go Euiun 9iniioudl g0ui", wun. nn0
Grcier Sirulc. SacoU 9S. 0onf, Rrdll0tnP
Nellru 81 9ie0uc, Nainrtf
,,sccBuR GGtpnai &0ut', .d32 GH0 ArDahm0D.
". @ N,u0ucr, NOilirei
o2Sritern Nntipnul Hunt", "a goro'0ulau ctr.
gS. WiqripL Mdlllrec.
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Guunfllonrooua nuo .llutcrqaMg.
SlMtG,
g4ctterausIidltcn.

Sir MorDlonN uno Oen 3iItritt
Columbia flor unO Deronoerlide
@inOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

Stumbling, Furnaces. &anoeS iinA
Seien, 1obOeden in0 3innen.
@emett Bros 523 aoro 5remopt 9lbeuuc.
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Gpor Y0nfen.
EruIt. .Gomlladnicn.

rGtuNde epafDdf pun QallImurr". GlIlapa
ulo AntimoreStraBe
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llntcrbaltnnas.g s.g9coiuciicr.

,,Oippporcme"- Sanoep0e iuio 9sanbeIbiloer.
,,WinrNlauo -Sduoeniue mo gSanoelbiloer.
,,NidDrin"- -&du0eoiue nno 9Sdnoelblloer.
,8iper 9icp @arl" - GdglD 9on5erte mo
nn0erc AiirnltOnen.
ryaD e0Crca - SdaIi@ Gonderie uno anoee
unierDuliunqe, ~
,,SGi1weuo VariH - Gdeli6 &auoebieue,
Idn5 mno an0cre llnierbnltunaen.
nSermanH'S 9art", Seiair JioaO - Idelt3
Gauneniue. Qhii mo Idn3.
3adcrsEicuic am Sama9, ben 23 Sunt i'm
nGdnndtter Barr.
6na5crt fm n6arrun @art".
TaS 4ru0rnmm iiir oas eon5ert oes ltaoil'
ibcH YarfsGrdelers uIticr Setlung oe9 Brol.
0aniel 6el6mdnn IN oem, gSgrrou Bqri Dehie
g6eno bon 73O bis 10 ll6r M, oe iol9t
Naini8paseieo baltimore our 8aliis .s..,,.
MariS .5irii Garoldn6 5icoimcni" 0@iq9
Guberiiire gu o6omcoO" J. ,.,.. .Meid 'Oel9
eelelliou ais sWiaoam 9niicrD" 8uccclHI
gSa5er .@barmc o'9monr" ........ .&enoeH
@ornet Colo g3d8elene Bolia" ....,.. .Su6e
SRI @eae 8cdieD
SuntNiie Scenes IN t1e Nlp5 80. ;cHHlppe
Cargo aus Der o@elp gSorlo Spmp1ono" D,,oro,
Grompeicg goIo .Go Scarf at a60 :, eo.Os
S"''l gS,sT tSsTr aaDmoa6 ,jcomannj "
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W,ad0 ollnioerfa Peace4. 4.......,..... .Sampe
uSlut Spangleo BdnHer".
Gon5ert Der Wmui5palaapene.
Sic Whni5pals sS0pele, SoDn SBel, Sirlgenl,
fHbrt benfe Sl6euo BON bis 1890 an Der ode
bon observation-disclosures nno Su3ernes SiraBe
has folqelbe Brogramm bnr6
Wini5ipals9ieo baltimore, our Nalils
more" .;.....:cs .9eHoeg9eIT ygeT
gIar9 9@nl9iirc sSaG m RRaaG ISSoar De c5ar6c gSan
NGeioSie'n aus y16e Belle Of @lapiair" Stuort
Gornelssolo ggms9epdblteS ,or,
Snierme38o rSalut b'9lmour" ....,..,.. ;Sl9nt
,ConQe Of tbe NaO ......'. 49, 'Suh'PV
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characterization, 96iiren 6cuitcr.
ra6men, 2GOen etc.
3us, y, Softer & Co., 1i5-ii7 pho 5seocrld,
GtruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

qeaIs 3spoVt aaS Sma eOmpaO" - @ontN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

&upScritbmicOe ino 9ldmbcrs.
3cm Nnbrrt, l734 9bnmeS. csirafe. Is. a H
2Clcp0on s8olle i09a
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Observation-Disclosures @erGf6e, S1me.

reien lul0 @ieflii9el3iiCbtcrci
Griffith Surner Co., 2oB 9Scro.Naca cir. unb
BOG GurOs@QOsGtr
Shc Wirncr a. StiNcr Co., 80 eiQht Sirabe
oenii@e5 Gamenaeibuii.
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@IclhpI0iten. Wletal. I'D.

Sirabe.
GiaH6Iei6.@eIbdite
,6OHluIbateo eooa 6o,", 1 Got0.@ab eiraBe
@iieupaorel oQer 9(rt un0 sui.
ibmieo.8ubeb6r
8. seuh @apus Co., s62 sol Norb.cab4st
@igentpams q Ienten lmO Sdnoler
Pisrre g. SWaau 4 GepBep, 10 Citeernai0n
GtraBe
8eitlinQen. 3eiidriiten, etc.
,xhe Baltimore 0,ciuS Gnmpaun", 9oberi T n
&enerS, VebdisHber. 227 N@olpert'1te
Geltibe 8iiraCr imo 3citldlriitcn.
". Doutii@, Nr oo6 Teleniraionetrabf
Fbptoaropb
Namraf - elm Enniodrdph hon elua8eibnuna.
9r. TO- Aeitqnu0inusirahe
sSric0b9fe.
Cor Yamu Nrueieru. ---Rerlduqetie UaIiffn
2loeune vie 9egraonilb.Ats hnist ioth
lpaprtnDr ngliibi,
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,5rlIcr QIerEicberltnQen.

NVIVT'KtTIIUVIUIUV
gp 2. eba6ClOre & Go. ft7-2i Gbamher ii
Commerce QWilOlnQ.
p9gatide Scner@srfhtwuee wsIealdali". 0ol.
lionO mr. Baltimore trabe
y1euiial NwtrirsuliuIs SeHcr &crEmeruuao-o
ieni6ait", 0aliImore SitaBc inO Isl iasA
0ouie HlheRe.
n9lpgal 9nmyqnrs sc, Of 9lprrpaBl NenrO M.
gSulNe!o, Relioeni V'auuQtr i0i 1903 Sham.
ncr al Commerce NuilOiuQ
a0icrmania iyeucr NctiiprtnnaJ eBeieliMalt+,
baltimore nno NorihsSrObc
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3lUci iucitcrc WlciiinoOic6c in Suit.

3iuet iuelterc Wleiiin96icbe in Saft.
Sn Serbinolng nit Dem Safe bon
Sacob @lid5 Dem 9(lteiienbGn0ler bon
yfr. 45S, @ruuSpid. StroBe, ser BON
&lbtcr &onit megcn onge6li6er Seb.
lerei in Der iiiolicben Boli0eiitotion
Dem @eribtSueriobren iibermicien
mlroe, limo geItern 6wei weitere Ser
boitlm9en Oorgenonlmen por0en.
Der IL Sobre olte Somcs &ing BON
glr. 1929, %ua.StroBe, lmo Der 80
Sabre olte 5ronf Ebonpion bon gtr
1446, @illiam.StroBc, mur0en feit-
genommen unter DER 8el6uloigung,
gtcllingltiide aus oen S1uppen oer
-. & g. @iieu6obn" geTtoblen al
boben, 9eioe iuu9e @tGnner perfoui-
4cn oaS angeblicb geltoblenc W}ellmg
inn @ertbe bon $l0O Qn Slid. sic
puroen ebcnfoaS fir oos @eri6ts.
Dertabren ieitgebulten
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Gol, bot ser @rono &ioer ein
9ct perIoiien lnO oie oonie @e9eno
iibcri0pcalmt. Sin groBer 2ano.
rutid peri9iittete cos 6mBbett.
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LIBERTY LOAN OF 1917.
Office of Director of Publicity.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-08-23
LELAND

Mir. and Mrs. Albert Giese had their
infant son christened Sunday, Ivan
Harry. The following were present:
Rev. and Mrs. Maulwurf and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sprescher and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Rogers
and family and Harry, Nora and
Alicia 'Giese, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Giese, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schwanke
and little daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Buelow Of Sumpter.
The missionary meeting will be held
in the German Lutheran church on
Sunday September 2.
Miss Alicia Giese of Prairie du Sac
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Ida Maulwurf was a guest or
Carl Hanusa recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Riebe of Reeds
burg were guests of Mrs. M. BueloW
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kunzelman and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. William Alvin
and family of Baraboo were guests
of Julius Alvin and Albert Giese re-
Gently.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-08-23
Mrs. James Doyle
Killed at Crossing

On Friday afternoon at Reedsburg
Fred Hass, aged about-.26 years, was
struck by passenger train SIT, north
bound, and instantly killed, He was
driving a Ford truck for the Reeds
burg condensary at the time of the
accident.
Mr.. Hass had been at Loganville
for milk and was nearing his destina-
ton when he came to the crossing in
the city. AS he approached the
crossing, Whitney Fullmer, who was
behind him, shouted with all his
strength of the approaching danger,
but on account of the noise Hass did
not hear the warning. Mr.. Fullmer
hailed him again and again as he drew
nearer and nearer to his doom. The
locomotive struck the truck just as it
was crossing the track, and the ma
chine was badly wrecked. The cans
on the truck were filled with milk,
and these were hurled in every direc-
ton. Mr.. Hass was badly mutilated,
and could scarcely be recognized
when picked up.
He leaves a wife and three children.
His home was at Loganville.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-08-23

Mrs. Joe Lewis and children Orville
and Helen, and Mrs L. p Lewis, Wis
tied last Wednesday with friends and
relatives in Newport. They also
called at the home of Mrand Mrs
Theodore Anderson and saw the trip.
let babies.
Mrs. Joe Lewis and Mrs. L. P. Lew
is entertained the following for dinner
Sunday: Mrs. L. P. Lewis father, Mr..
Inglebretson, who was ninety years
old August 49,; Mr.. and Mrs. Emil In
glebretson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lee,
from Newport; also Mr. and Mrs.
Gust Lewis and children, Mrs Julius
Stomner, Chris Stomnor, Mrs. Chris
Anderson and children, John Lee and
mother
Mrs. James Lamar returned home
last Thursday from Rochester, Mimi,
where she has been doctoring for the
past six weeks. She is improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anchor and sons
Stacy and Charlie, and Mr. and Mrs
Walter Anchor spent Sunday at FerH
Dell.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-08-23
Obituary
Mrs. Harriet Burton

Harriet Barker was born January
Ii, 1912, at Dugway, Oswego county,
n. Y, the youngest of family of thir-
teen, two of whom died in infancy.
She was sister Of Judge John Bar
ker, one of Baraboo's hOnored cit1-
zens. and a niece of Argalus Starks,
of Ableman. The Bankers came to
Baraboo prior to 1866. After having
taught in her native state and In
Sank county, Miss Barker became the
bride of Joseph Burton, May IL, 1871.
Four children graced this union, One
son died in infancy. Three daughters
Mrs. R. e. Organ and Miss June Bur-
ton of Baraboo, and>Mrs. w. G. Thayer
of Amigo, together with one grand
son, Neal Thayer, remain Mr.. Burton
died May 20, 1906. Mrs. Burton and
her young brother, William, were the
last of her parents large family Since
the death of her husband, Mrs. Bur-
ton resided a greater part of the time
with her daughter, Mrs, Organ, Sun
day evening August II she suffered
stroke of paralysis, which caused
her death Saturday afternoon at 2:3O.
Her last illness seemed to be painless
and she retained her faculties until
near the last.
A gentle and loyable character, she
leaves a multitude of friends who will
miss her. The funeral was held from
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. r. E.
Organ, Tuesday, August Fl, at 200
O'Clock, Rev. G. E. Weed of the First
Methodist church officiating. Rela-
tives attending from out of town were
Mrs. w. w. Warner of Madison, and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Thayer of Anti
go. ..s
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-08-23
BLACK HAWK

A son arrived at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Elias Sprecher last Satur-
day.
Miss Clara Rieser has ben assisting
her aunt, Mrs. William Radge, OF
Black Earth, since last week.
Oscar Jaeger and family and Miss
Alma Barleu and Will Stewart visited
with A. L. Washburn and Walter
Rodewald. and also at Devils Lake
last Sunday
Alvin Jensen and John Barleu mo-
tored to Madison on Saturday, re-
turning Sunday.
Mrs Albert Schmalz and little
daughter of Chicago are visiting at
the j. A. Schneider home since Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kiotz of Den
ger were in Black Hawk on Monday
forenoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Schaefer OF
Baraboo spent Saturday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs Conrad Adam.
Henry Schaefer and family of Bar
aboo stopped at Black Hawk for a
few minutes Sunday, while on the
way to Spring Green to attend q
Schaefer reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Giese went Mon.
day morning to Loganville to attend
a funeral, and also to Reedsburg to
visit friends.
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DENzER

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed lick entertained
relatives from Milwaukee last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Mic Nasal Of Madison
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter lick.
Elvira Klotz, who is employed at
Witwen, was home for short vaca-
ton.
Henry Zechs and family from Wit
wen visited George Klotz, Jry Sunday.
Mrs. John Giese and children of
Mitchell, S. D., are visiting with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Flora Unke and six girls from
Paramount Mimi, motored here in a
REQ car, a trip of $50 miles.
Misses Irma Boettcher and Trina
Berch have returned to Milwaukee
after two weeks stay with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Klipstein.
Farmers are busy threshing through
the country.
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SOUTH DELTON

On wednesday, Mrs. William Wad-
dell, in company 9th Mrs Margaret
Curry, spent the day at Devils Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Capener and
sons Lewis and Lloyd motored to Fair
field and spent Sunday with their UNI
Gle, William Burton, and family. They
went through Baraboo and got their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bass.
Mrs. j. G. Roger has been visiting
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Earl Battles, Of Fairfield.
On Wednesday the Dorcas society
Of the Seventh Day advent church
met with Mrs. Pearl Waddell.
Mrs. Sam Searle attended the coun-
try club picnic at Devils Lake last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Sarrington
of Delton, and Sam Searle, Jr., and
friend spent Sunday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Searle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bass visited
Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. l.. Capener.
Mrs. William Flanagan and children
Of Baraboo, Miss Hazel Seimers OF
Lyons spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Pearl Waddell.
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Born Wednesday to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Voss, daughter.
Farewell Party
Saturday evening the Finch club
surprised Mrs. Emma Richie at the
home of Mrs. E. B. Mccoy, on account
of her departure this week for her
home in Garden City, S. D. Music
and finch made a pleasant evening,
at the close of which ice cream and
cake were served.
The Home Culture club held So
cal meeting Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. p. c. Dierschke. A
pleasant afternoon was spent, and at
its close a picnic lunch was served
on the lawn. The hostesses were Mes
danes Dierschke, Johnson, Griep and
Miss Elsie Griep.
Takes Part in Musicale
Mrs. E. Ritzenthaler gave a must
Gale Monday evening at her home in
Reedsburg in honor of Miss Tekla
Hackett, who has just returned here
from Detroit, Mich, where she has
studied voice culture for the past six
years. Miss Hackett appeared in sew
eral numbers, and proved delight to
her hearers. Miss Irene Warne also
attended from here
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WES1FIELD

The club held it's annual picnic on
Saturday at the Percy Alexander
home. Nearly all members were pres
ent and several visitors. All enjoyed
the afternoon.
The Church of God will begin its
annual camp meeting August "a, to
last ten days. The meeting will be
held in the Arthur Meyers grove, and
all are cordially invited to attend.
Miss jamie Borders went Monday to
Reedsburg to consult specialist from
Milwaukee.
Miss Villa Endicott, a teacher OF
Evansville, was the guest last week
Of Mrs. Sutherland.
Professor Weidman and family or
Madison are spending part OF their
summer vacat on at the Cliff. Grant
and Henry Weidman homes here
Percy Alexander and family went
Sunday to Baraboo to attend family
reunion. Others present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Hale and family, Mr., and
Mrs, Fred Gonsolin, Marvel, Bessie
and Lena Johnston, Lime Ridge;
Abe and J. W. Willis and families OF
Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Barley, San
dusky; Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston
and LISA Johnston, Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ristau, Free
! dom, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harvey
of Ableman were Sunday visitors at
, Henry Wedman's.
Recent visitors at the James Bor-
ders home were Mrs. Bishop, Mrs.
Martin, Miss Anna Belts and Mr.. anu
Mrs. Rockwell of Reedsburg, and Mr.;
and Mrs Woolford, Baraboo.
Miss Jessie Hackett entertained
several of her friends Thursday after
noon in honor of her guest. Refresh
ments and a good time were enjoyed.
Miss Doris Blachley Of North Free
dom is guest of Miss Mamie Hack
EFT this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brooks, Roy
Brooks and guest, Mrs. Bartsch of
Minneapolis enjoyed an auto trip by
way of Baraboo, Sank City, Prairie du
Sac and Leland, and while there at
tended family reunion at the home
of Rudolph Braun. Mr.. and Mrs. lido
Braun of Westfeld were also at the
reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Schultz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Schultz, Dan Schultz
and family attended the funeral Of
Fred Haas of Loganyille on Monday.
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Erpenback-Lenartz

At the Catholic church at Sank
City this morning at o'clock oc-
Cured the marriage of M SIS Con
stance Lenartz to John Erpenback.
The couple was attended by Miss Ger
trude Lenartz, sister Of the bride, and
Matthew Erpenback, brother of the
groom.
After wedding dinner at the home
Of the bride the couple came to this
city and took the train for Eau Claire
and Chippewa Falls, where they will
spend their honeymoon. Several rel
atives and friends accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Erpenback to this city.