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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-17
aln ber SNa5ebDmildbea
ssront
Nc9men bic Sample gr0bersn lin.
fang on.
SIN D.Itsn finOen absr nur tlsine @s.
plGntsl itatt,
Wdbrsnb i'm OitenipieDer taltss Wet
ter berridt. bas bic Operatios
nen bebinbsrt.

Berlin, 16. Rdr3. -Qluf Drabt'
lOfsm @ege rad SapDilIe, u. .. :
Die am 6reitas pom 0roben 5dupta
quarter srloiiene offi5ieue Ystannt'
ma9uns iiber bic Greigniiie auf BEN
arisgsIdauplqBs lautsi ipie fOlgt:
.gDeitli9sr arisssibauplas: 81
batsn niegenbs 9efeAte DON gBihtig'
felt fattsefunben. 2ln Der ancrs, auI
beiben Seiten bsr Somme unb Jpi.
Iden Der anere unb Der DIE bqber
afuiIhen ben beiosrfeitisen 2inier
tlsins Sdarmiibsl iiaitsefunbsn, DOT
benen einise @efdnsene einsebrad
ipurben.
.lsbnli9e @eft4te fanbsn aud II
Der g2ab. bon arras, in ben argon.
men, auf benz 0itli4sn Maasuisr IN bsl
gGbe Don gbambrettes, i'm DaIb por
2lpremont unb n6rbIid bonn R5sirl.
Wlarns 4anal itdtt, po bsutIche gr,
MISUNDERSTANDING BON llebsrfdI'
len auf feinoli6e @rdbsn msbr als 81
Wtann an Gefangenen u.b mebrsr,
wiai4inenssidiibe 3uriidbra4tsn.
sWsebonii6e 5ront: Starte fran
s5fiide aoIonnen griffen am Don.
neritas pisbsrbolt uniere poiitiunsr
norbpeitli6 unb n0rblih bon Wond,
.itir an. Weitli6 Don Giiopole (feha
WieiIeH ipeitlid Don Wonaitir) gslaHe
es bem Jeiub an elmer Stslls in un.
isren poroeriten Graben eiusubrinssn
abssfeben baOon. purbs Der glngriff
Dem itariss artiqeriefeusr Dorunging
pollitdnbig abeef6lasen.
~au9 3ipiiben oem S6riba unt
oem presba Gee purosn 4ngriffe bsl
Jranspfeu dbeefhlasen. benen ftariss
ariilIeriefuer boransing.
rgln Der 0ftlihen syront berrftt ipis,
Der iebr faIies @etter unb es bat iit
bort nidts Widtiges ersignst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-17

Repp1ution auf &uba
9 omea' inert. EDUARDO 6. Ses'
bernine, tubaniI9er SoNful in Bal
timpre unb eiu 8ertreter oes gletGs
namigen fubanifheu Staatsiefretdrs,
fam auf bem Dolnpfer nMetapon" bon
Der llnieo Srltit.2iHie m gtcp s)orf
an unb ertlGrte geri9teritatterH ges
seniiber empbuttib, bic tubani he Res
pollution lei eirt5tg unb alein bas
ReiuItat elmer @erf6tpDrung bes @rs
prGiiberten 9ome3, unb bic Seuts
| fden bGtten abToIut nidts bamit 5u
tbun gebobt. @pmes babe, 70 er5Gbls
te Serr Sesoerniue, perIu6t, fid bur9
bic BON Tim ansesettelte RepolutiOn
tpiebsr in ben Seits bes 9rGiioentens
amtes gu bringsn unb er babe gu
bieTem 3tpede niht MIR bic Grmors
bung bes 9rGiibenten Menocol, fons
bern ou9 bic bes TrGiibentfchafts'
tanbibaten Der ltberalen partei, Or.
g(Ifrcbo 3apas, eepIaut. Die Res
qieruna babe iebt jebo6 bic Sttua'
tion feit in Der Sanb, nit Gusnabme
pon Santiagp, bag nod bon bem Res
benenaenerol Rigoberto Sernanbe5
osbalten perbe. Gs babe ii9 au4
ni6t Elm einsises gn3eiden bafiir
ergeben, boB Ss1ttfhe aif &ubu In
bic Repoluticn bertpidelt feieu urc
nod lG6erIiher fei es, BON elmer
oeutfchen gropaganba duf Der SuIel
su fpretsn ooer ppn beItiden Srtrts
quen. SIN iibrieer t0nne r niht
beqrsiFen, Fiigts Serr 9esperuin btrts
su, fpes5alb bic Regieruuq Der Ser.
Staoten Orefto 'ssrraru, bem Spre'
der bes fubaniTdeu ReprdierttdHtens
hcuies, geItattete, Gin @aItimorer gro.
Bcs Su.eI gum Saitptduartier Der re.
rrlittionaren gerpegung a,tf Scuba sii
Madden.
Seim fir hetmdtbIofe
&rieeer. Der befiti6e @eretH
v2ebrerbeim 8oeeIsbersN eetpdbrt aus
BEN Mitteln elmer SummIung beimotb'
loien MaunIhaFten m feinem BET
G6otten in Sberbefen eeIeaener 2ebs
rerbeim ppIITtGnbie toIfenIos nnter'
tunft urb 8erpflesung. Gs finben
fi6 bort biele Seimat6lpfe Elm, bic gar
teine 4noebDrtgen msbr beitBer, uub
Die fir bic 9uuer ibres llrlnubes
cine SeimatbItdtte bober; borunter be-
finben ita an9 @ITGiTer aus ben be'
iebten @ebieteu. 8is Sammlung
ipurbe bom 8pr'ibeuben Gebrer Dern
in Sffenbd6 psrantaItet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-17
gDntpbDniefpnsert.
Sd)oenbers's DEellcas unb Meliianbc''
fanb entgn;iaitiIdje glninabme.

@elesentli9 bes seTtrisen Sbm.
p6onietonaerts, bas Dor gldn5ent
beIu6tem Sauie itottfanb, 5sigte fif
Serr Or. SGtiuiftipalbb, bser geniale 2eits'
bes Spmpbonieor4eiters, benz sroBer
4ublitum pon elmer neuenSeite, nGm.
lid Der bes grtldrers unb @ortragen:
ben. alerbings bat Serr Or. Stun.
tpalb bereits friibsr NIT grobem Gr'
folg peri6iebentli9 Wortrdgs iibei
Muifftbemata sebalten, aber geiterr
mar es gum erften Male, bab ben Be
fu6ern eines Spmpboniefon5erts
einss Der ppr5ufii9renoen 5Onpertt
erit analptii6 3ersliebert purbe.
Sie sonid0pfung, bic 6err Or
Munnalb in eingebenber Weife er'
tlGrte unb aid burh 8ruditiide, BIZ
bonn Srtsjier ipiebersessbsn tpurbm
muiitaliid ilIuftrirte, ebe bic gluffiib'
rung begdnn, mar bas 5ongebi4t
upelleds unb MeliIanbe" BON 4rnolt
G6oenbsrs, einem ber lltramoberns
ften, cine gertonung Der MGterliuf
f9sn glei6namissn Si6tung.
Sie grtlGrungen unb Grlduteruns
qsn parsn ni9t nur auberOrbentlit
intereFant. fonbsru auh BON bebeus
tenbem Wertb fir elm pirtlihes Der
ftdnbnib beraomppfition, bic ungeahs
tet ibres Mobernismus urb ibrer
trafIen gigsubsitsn fs9r piel beg Spms
patbiIhen unb G55nen ertbdlt. Wtits
unter iinb ia pobl bic 5urben etfpas
itart aubetraeen, ober bafiir giebt es
bonn audi pisbsr bohpoetiid,e, tpirts
li4 ioeale Womente unb bie'e pera
len purbeu unter Or. &uupalb's 2eis
tung in pirflid groburtiser BeiIe
att5mtuirt, iobab Il. prddtig 3ur 9els
tuna ,amsu. Sas Wert funb eine
auBsrorbsntlid ipmpatbii4e 9lufs
na6me.
2lls Spliffn mar fir bag seffrige
Sons.rt bic Soprdniftin Inna Ga's
geponnen tporbsu. bic bas publitum
mil ibrer berrliden, IN allen aagen
ibeolsn gtimrne, su beseiftsrten SDa'
tionen btnrib. Iumentlid bic Wdbn'
iinnsIs.ne aug .2ucto" bot Der &iinlts
Ierin 70 re6t 9elsgsnbeit tbr muftds
IiIdss unb bramattides a6nnen i'm
oolliten tlnrfdnse gu eutfolten. Riefis
sen gntbufiasmus entfeHelte bic Sdns
aerin aud nit Der ieelsuDollen Wies
bradb. BON Wlicuelas 9ebet aug
xgormen". Dus Bublitum IieB nd'
tiirfia ni6t nad. bic es cine 3ugabe
bur6sefebt bate.
Ser geifar, ben bic Wobnftnnss
fssns berporrief. ealt In niht seringem
Mlase aud Ssrrn Tidolas aoulou'
fis Fir iein bolIenbetes Sl6tsuipiel.
Oos grogromm bes Sr6efters
umfaste ferner nod ben 70 fhper'
mitbigsn .Sdrpm bon Suonelu" BON
Sibeltus unb glasiinctp's fehr ans
fpretenb.s Tsufitssmdlbe -2e 9rtn'
tsnps". geibe Rummern furben cine
IN ieber 5iniibt tabelIpfe Dibsrsa6e.
0ds progrdmm tpiro tpis iibIi4 am
beiitigen 4bsnb sur Wiber9olung gee
| lanaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-17
Die nemen WaaA Atbaber II
NmklanS
Deutf9Iaub 10 feinblid
geftunt Dis bte
friihereu


Mmiferb a m. 16. Rdrs- = 0is
~R5lnifde 9OIisseitunsA iagt iiber BIZ
Repolution In Rublanb:
.Ttan barf uift berseFsn, SaB al.
bic glsnents, bic bic Repolution Dsr.
uriadt unb isst bas S4idial Der rui'
iifden Sauptftabt IN Sdnben batsu,
ben arieg BIB aufs Wefer seseu alles,
mas beutid III, seprsbist baben. Sis
baiien uns nidt tpeniser aIs bic re
eierung es that, bic serabe seitiir5i
iporben 1T. Die glemsnts, bic ii4 Der
Resieruus bemdatist baben. iperben
alles in ibrer Ma4t befiHbIide tbun,
nm ben ~Ratioualen ariss4 segen
DeutidIanb ipeiter su fiibren.1
9illa lGbt Dieber BON It'd
b1ren.
Suare5, Merito, 16. MGra. -
2eute, bic am Greitas init einem 3us
Der meriianii6en Genttalbabn Don Der
5tabt CHIHUAHUA antamen, berib!es
ten, bab 8ilIa bic Stdbte purraI unO
Jimiue3 unb bas san5e iiibpeItIi4s
Gbibuabua befebt babe. lpdbrenb &C.
neral Jraneiseo Wlursuia peraipeii.lts
4nitreusunsen ma4t, feline sruppen
gu reorsanifirm. nm Elm 0orriiden
@ilIaB auf bic Stabt gbibuabua Der.
binbern au founen.
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ges lam cine fleine Mrmee BON 125
glaujdden inter Giibruns BON Nbair-
5aa, uno 3ablreide 3oa Snfpetto-
ren an gorb unb tiinbigten an, bab
per Dampfer .iyreberid VIII" MN
Der ri6liebli@en ariegsunterfuduns"
unterliese. ausnabmen purben ni6t
gematt, MIR Graf BON gernforfi
fpurbe nidt beldifist, nadbsm ct
bic idriftliGe 9erii4erung geseben
hatte, oob er feline Ootumsnie nit
fibre. Der &ommanbeur ertldrte,
oab ipdbrenb bes &rieges fein S9ifi
je 10 bratonii9 burdiudt ipurbe. @s
mar Der ridtige brittle Grab our
See," Der bem Dampfer gege6sn
fpur0e
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elmer Dptuben. GgplniiDa
WeIde am Greiias I'M Geri&tssebdub'
IN Bottom iiattfaHb,
JisIsn siDei psrfomsu gum Dpf.r.

Bottom. 16. Msdr3. SIN geridts'
gebdube bon Suffpli gourtp egpIo'
birte am Grettag abenb cine Bonnie,
bur& bic atpei perionen setSbtet unb
cine brittle perleBt ipurbe. Giner Der
Spbtsn mar 2c,iis u. 3elIinser, ber
,Sanitpr IN bem Gebdibe. Der anbere
Spbte mar bis gu ipdter Sturbe nod
nitt tbeniffi3irt. Dis poIiSei slaubt.
bab & Der 1rdger ber 9ombe mar.
Des 8wet, ban bsr lebtsre Ssrtpls-
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0nubernenr Gor bon CbtD
Grtldrt i'm RotHaI has ari.ssre6i
in Obio protlamir.H
limb ale GiIenbGbnen I'm Staat II
gefib nebmsn gu ipollen.

Columbus, g., 16. Mdrs. -
Der Soupsrneur Gor CAB am Sreitag
bi. GrtlGrunq ab. baB Der Staat Ohio
in gerbinbuns nit bem angsbrobten
giisnbabnitrsit fir jebs Gpsntualis
tat oorbsreitet iei. Gr iaats: ~Wsnn
es n5tbig tperb.n folte cine Sunssrs'
MOTH gu berbinbern. obsr benz prdiis
benten Der Ser. Gtaatsn bic Silfe gu
geipGbrsn, bic er in elmer sroben &riiis
brauat. bann iperbe ia bas arisss'
rett i'm Gtaate protlamiren, alls
gifnbabnen in gefiB nsbmen unb IL
in 8etrieb erbalteu.
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gerional. .Rutiscn.

Sine padere. in ipeitsn areiien bea
fannie beutIde Matrone bat in Jrai
Dora gm misbols, ssb. aeine, bic
aussn gum etpigen Sdlummer ges
raloFen. ttlnis betrauert nidt nur
bon ibren glngeb6rieen, foubern au9
bon ben pielen 5reunbsn, fpelde tie
fib burd ibr founiges @emiitb gu
iidern sepuBt bate. Die geerbisuns
finbst am Mpntas Hatmiitas Inn
jpei iibr bonn Srauerbauie Ro. 1854
gpubinpt Ipsuue aus jtatt.
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1iir bic Nmtbenen unb
ufrainer
SoIf In BEN Der. Stdattn
elm 5itfsfonSs aufst'
braht tper0eu.

@afbinston, 16. Mat5.. Des
prGFbent Wilfon erIisb in lleberetn'
itimmuns nit elmer semeini4aftlt9er
Refolution bes Ronsreffes am Jreitaa
cine protlamntion, in ipel9er Der "a.
4pril aIs Gag fir bic Siherilns einsa
6ilfsfonbs gum 8eiten BON 1.OOO, ,0oC
Hutbnsn unb 9etpObnrn Der llfraine
ipeld,e .srOben Mans.l an Rahrins
aIeibuns unb Obba9- leibeu. BE-
iiimmt tpirb. Sn ber proiIdmutior
beibt es, bab gsiirdse an bas dmeri'
ianifdr Motbe sereia in Waibinston
aeianbt iperben t1nnen.
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neun n9r @benbs Der WaHerftanb
57,6 Sub. Snnerbalb Der nahftsn
Stunbe itiea bas DafIer I'm einen
3ebntsl SUB unb blieb bann uuf ST.
itationdr bis nad Mitterna6t, porauf
Elm gang unbeoeutenOes Steisen folgs
te. bas taum bemertbar mar.
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Sritiiher 3erit6rer

SIN &anal auf eine Wl in
aufgelaufen unb un<
tergesangen.
2pnoon, 16. Wdr3. gm 5rettae
ipuroe bier offi5ien angetiinbist, bah
Elm britiider 9orpsooboOt5sril0rer
dlteren 5pps am 9Onnsrias i'm Gngs
liiden aanaf auf cine Wlins aufselaus
fen unb untersesangeH f.i. afs Diff
siers ipurben ssrettet. Gin Wann purs
be get0btet unb % tpsrben permibt
gs pirb ansenOmmen, bab Iis umse'
iommen fnb.
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Die Nabrnagsmittclfrase
in Gnglan6
.Gsf4sintborti iebrf d lin m
dus5ufeben

dus u e4tH
2onbon, 16. Wdr5. - Oie brts
tifde Regieruns bdlt bic probuftion
Don aebensmittelu our iesisen 3sit fur
tpi9iiger, als bas MbisnbeH bon tDei'
tereu Dsrftdrtunsen Ha4 Der 5ron!.
Der Stnbtan3ler 9onar Gam iagte
ipGbrenb bes Cages I'm llntsrbaus.
cine besiislide Syrase beanttporienb,
bab bas Habinet bas ariessmintites
rum unb bas 4derbauulintite iterium
bena4ri4tist babe. bab es bieisr @n'
fi4t lei.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-08-09
WESTfIEL-D

The last Literary was held at the
schoolhouse on Friday evening. Aft
er patriotic song by all, Mrs. Viii
liam Alexander read an article on
poultry raising, and then came reel
tations by Virgil and Ethel Schultz.
and Ruth Alexander. The rest of the
evening was spent in listening to Otto
Krause Of Reedsburg, who described
the sights of Washington, d. c., as
he and Mrs. Krause saw it on a trip
two years ago. Next best to taking
a trip oneself is listening to a de-
scription as realistic as Mr.. Krause
is Abe to make it. All thanked Mr..
Krause and, expressed the hope that
he might favor the company again.
Next meeting Friday evening, August
10. @t ~
, Mr. and Mrs. John Repka and fam
lily motored to Spring Green recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Schultz
spent Sunday in North Freedom.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Woolford Of
Baraboo spent a few days at the
James Borders home recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rork, who have
been visiting at the Henry Weidman
home, have returned to Greenwood
accompanied by Miss Cora Brown
and Guy Wilber.
Mrs Rork of Reedsburg was also
a recent guest of Mrs. FL. Weidman.
Among the fishermen at Merrimack
recently who had good catches were
Mr.. and Mrs John Simon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Luckensmeir, Howard Suth-
erland, Grant Weidman and Albert
Kruger.
Miss Alice Brooks is visiting her
cousin, Mrs Marcus Layther, at Badg-
er Valley.
Brick masons are busy on the base
ment for William Alexander's new
house.
Henry Alexander of Baraboo is
spending a few days at the homes Of
his sons here:
Lissa Johnston of Baraboo is the
guest at the Percy Alexander home.
Recent Devils Lake visitors from.
here we're. the following families:
John Simon William Hackett, Grand
iWeidman, Fred Lukensmeier and.
Percy Alexander. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Weidman were
Sunday visitors at the Joe Mepham
home on the prairie. @
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-08-09
SANDUSKY

Mr.. and Mrs Grant Powell, Sarah
nd Walter, spent Sunday in Reeds
urg with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Glossy.
Mrs. Chester Powell returned Mon
day to the Reedsburg hospital for
treatment, having spent Sunday at
her home here. Little Annette went
Miss Mae Laing is spending some
weeks with her parents here.
Ireland Weitzelg is slowly recover
ing from a recent serious illness.
Mrs. Charles Laing is still very
poorly.
Mrs. Jason Prouty spent part of
Tuesday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Powell.
1Fhe G. A Powell family, Mae Laing
Id Fern Markham were business cal
Iers in Lime Ridge on Monday.
Little Bessie Powell has been spend
ing some time with her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Prouty.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-08-09
FAIRFIELD

Dr. Stork must be of the opinion
that this war is going to need a large
number of soldiers yet Nearly all
the children born of late are boys.
He called at the Anderson home a
few nights ago and left three sturdy
boys, weighing twenty-one pounds,
Mr.. Anderson lives across the Wis
consin river opposite the Anchor
home.
Corn is growing fast and bids fair
to be a heavy yield if the September
frost stays away.
Miss Dora Newell is able to ride
out.
Mrs. Martiny and daughter Evelyn
are camping in Estes Park, Colorado,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Getchell.
Carl Anchor is cutting his oats.
The crops are looking fine, although
the weather has been unfavorable
most of the time.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-08-09
SOUTH WESTFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Voss and
daughter, Mrs. William Voss and Ed
die Voss motored Sunday afternoon
to the dam at, Prairie du Sac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Albers and
family visited, at the Lawrence Krey
home Sunday.
Miss Mile Repka, who is employed
at Madison, is spending two weeks
at home. -
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heinz and
son spent Sunday at Denzer at the Al
bert Hasz home. .z....44 ~
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Struck and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edd Luhrsen Of Reedsburg were
guests Sunday of Fred Koenecke.
Miss Lorena Zimmerman has re-
turned to her duties as "hello. girl
after spending a. weeks vacation with
friends here.e.tc
Rev. Mau1wurf and family were
guests Sunday at the Carl Hanusa
home. Ida and Siegfried remained
for a week..
Henry Hanusa and Helen Pankella
of Sumpter visited Sunday at the
Thomas Repka home.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-08-09

which he was SO vigorously pr0-Ger-
man and anti-war that his paper was
excluded from the mails. 1t was re-
admitted after one issue had been
barred out on his publishing an edi-
storial proclaiming his unwavering
'Americanism. a
Fauteck is a young man with whom
the Keystone used to have a good deal
of amusement He started papers
that wouldn't stay started at War
rens, Camp Douglas, Ontario, La
Crosse and several other places. Paul
is pretty fair sort of chap and can
get up a very good local paper. His
especial forte seems to be to get into
some new kind of trouble every little
while.-Kendall keystone.
Mr. Fauteck formerly resided at
Reedsburg and at one time was with
a Baraboo paper.
There seems to be failure on the
part of auto drivers to understand the
laws governing the speed of autos.
The law does not say that a man shah
drive or even may drive under ali cir
cumstances at the rate of Is miles an
hour in cities and 20 miles an hour in
the country. 1t says that he shall not
drive in a manner or a speed that en-
dangers life or property and not to
exceed Is miles an hour in cities and
villages, or Is miles in the country.
A man who drives as fast as five miles
an hour where such a speed endan-
gers life and property, is just as much
subject to arrest and fine as the
man who goes faster. Then, the man
who drives car which he knows to
be in such degree of being out OF
repair that it endangers life or prop
erty is also subject to punishment.
For instance one who drives car
which has no adequate brake on it to
guarantee that he can stop the car in
time to meet the ordinary emergen-
cies that may come up, is in danger
of severe punishment under law and
court rulings.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-08-09
WITWEN

Chester Erffmeyer of Milwaukee
made a few days stay with his aunt,
Mrs. John Mold and family, here 81
Gently.
George Schneider and family of
Washington visited relatives in our vi
entity from, Thursday until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schulz enter
tanned the following relatives Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mallon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Mallon and children, Mrs.
Albert Mallon, Mr.. and Mrs. William
.Priebe and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Gmiel Homuth and two sons of Fond
du Lac.
Mr.. and Mrs Emie1 Homuth and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ho-
muth and family of Cadet, Wis, and
MIS-. Homuth of Sank City visited at
the Will Homust home Monday after
noon. The Herman Homuth family
is on the way to New York state,
where they have bought a farm. They
are making the trip by auto.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-08-09

G. Wilkinson is convalescent after
a recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Johnson and little
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. August Kess-
Ter, Miss Della Johnson, Miss Louise
Hildreth, little Della Harrison, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Werlich and two chill,
dren and Fred Werlich spent Sunday
at the Martin Werlich home in honor
of his birthday.
j. Trap has suffered another re-
lapse after long sickness.
Misses Della Johnson, Louise Hill
dreth, little Della Harrison, Olive and
Lester Fry are spending few days
at the Glen Johnson home.
Stone masons are at work putting
up a siol on the George Astel farm.
Mrs. Charles Wing is regaining her
health and strength.
Little Evelyn Schroeder caught her
hand in a pump jack and injured it
quite badly.
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Miss Edith Frost and Fred Paddock
spent one evening of last week call
ing at the Randall home here.
F.; Tracy Randall purchased clever
head of yearling steers Of a Lodt
stockman recently and shipped them
home Monday All but three of them
were Aberdeen Angus blood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gomon and
little niece, Rosa Feltz, spent Sunday
at the Lake and Tuesday in Excelsior
with relatives at the Ray Montanye
home
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Feltz Of Baraboo
visited Sunday at the parental home,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Bisch's.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry p. Vol and lit
tie daughter, Leona Grace, spent part
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Randall and
little granddaughter spent Sunday at
the John Paddock home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rick and son
John of Excelsior spent Sunday even
ing at the Robert oKihnegme op s
ing at the Robert Koenig home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen and daughter
Gertrude and Mr.. McKauley, all of
Portage, Prof. Elliott of the Bethel
Wisconsin academy, and G. F. Weist
of Fond du Lac were visitors last
week at the Robert Koenig home.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Wichern visit
ed their mother, Mrs Elizabeth Owen,
in Greenfield, on Sunday.
Miss Norma Haak Of Baraboo is
spending several weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Guy Weidenkopf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Koenig and
spu9!I4 9SvlIod pol!s!A euuv IelqSnBp
of Sunday at the Valley View home.
The Fl. II. Smith family visited
Reedsburg and the county farm Sum-
day.
The next Burden Sharer meeting
will be held with Mrs. Roy Spaulding
on Wednesday afternoon, August Is,
at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Bisch attended the
August Mattke auction sale Saturday
in Baraboo, and on Wednesday Mrs.
Bisch called on Mrs. John Rumpf at
her home in Chenille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Smith and chill
dren of Baraboo viited Sunday at the
Ernest McGi1vra home.
Miss Edith Frost spent Sunday
with Mrs. Florence Pearson and
daughter Marjorie Of Baraboo, attend
ing the M. E. church with them in
the morning and visiting at their
home in the afternoon.
Saturday, and attended church there
in the afternoon.
Miss Bernice Mattke Of Baraboo
motored. to the Charles Randall home
Monday, principally to call on little
Marjorie Grace Randall, and natural
.ly she brought her grandmother,
Mrs. Florence Pearson, and Mrs.
Charles Poison and two daughters,
other dear friends, with her. Miss
Mattke goes. this week to her Mon
tana home. She will be much missed
here. ass
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Mrs. William HoltZ, ST., entertain
ed the Damen Circle on Wednesday,.
Louis Geodecke returned Friday to
Knapp after visiting relatives here,
5 The Lolay Neighbors enjoyed pic
tic at the home of Miss Sadie Greeney
IN Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dettman, Mr..
nd Mrs. J. W. Geisser and Mrs. Reins
TART Popp motored Friday to Fenni-
more to visit friends. -
w. G. Gall transacted business III
Reedsburg on Friday.
A little son arrived Sunday at the
.ome of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Behnke.
Miss Virginia Glassel of Chicago is
apending several weeks here with
relatives. ~ n
Miss Violet Feldman of Mauston has
sUent the week here with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bartenbach.
Mrs. Adolph Fey entertained at five
aundred Wednesday afternoon.
A concert and dance given Satur
lay evening for the benefit of the fire
department. was well attended.
Miss Meta Schultz of Milwaukee
1rrived Friday to visit her sister,
FRS. w. j. Hummel.
Mrs. Emma Voltz and Mrs. G.. F.
Scharnke visited Mrs H. F. Meyer in
3eedsburg on Friday.
The Misses Marie and Emma Bar
,enbach, Fern and Hazel Hindes, re-
urned home Sunday after weeks
outing at the lake.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vandeshof and
7aughter Bessie, Mrs. Quimby and son
enry spent Sunday at Devils Lake.
iss Eva Colye returned Saturday to
Milwaukee.
The editors of the News would like
Ie report of the baseball games earli-
rMmonday, if possible. The reports
ire welcome, but should, be sent at
Jnce. t@