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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-02-15

go=2pger> @irurger % @pgepleierifer
organiierer en- ful6t uoitpret % fulot
beman6et 8aiis F, Soipitalsafoeling
Ser ct iprget for 500 Senge, Mfoe-
lingen beitaar af 173 Meno % 46
&pinoer. Sc fleite af oem bar giort
&rigstieneite og flere bsrer til De
Goreneoe Staters fpoerale &elerbe.
= @alt 2afe Gitp Sen 1Obe Seb.
6. 6. @briftenien af Monticello,
11tab, iom flyer, ban bar bpret Solf
blan6t ssSnoianerne / 40 Mar, ifreb
til @upernpr Sirnon Mamberger
igoar, at Ian fu110e bperbe 10000
Nabaio= =sSn6ianere til at belfDtte
,@e @e4te tegicosrenien / 9ilfelbe af aris.
enie11 flyer, at bisie SS,1oianere
pil6e bore al6eles noperpt116elige beo
@renie,1, og at Sc mere ems gierne
btl6e gaa Tieneiten.
ct ligne,1be 9ilbu6 tom forleoen
fra en- Slot l1te= e=SSnoianere.
- ct. SAUL SEN 106e Seb. @ap<
tein Soiepb @ureer> @eteran fra
Slaget be6 MislionarD @ri6ge /
8orgerfrigen, tilbeo i6ag @uper11br
8urnquiit ct &egimellt al 1000
TDlf=Mmerifauere 1nellem Is % 25
Marsaloeren til &rigstienelte moo
Epifla116. San paaitoar, at Gut
terne bill bore i1ton6 til at rDffe /
Gelten paa 48 Sinners @ariel. San
nebnte intet Sorbebolo meo @enlDn
til 6eres Sjenelte, men iagoe bare, at
@uberneren bebppe6e at n6faloe
0en1.
Gbicogo 6e,1 10be Seb. 8eitprel=
len for Set polite Militerforbuno /
Mmerifa lope6e i6ag at 1tille flere
tuiino epeoe Wfeno til NreIioent
@ilions &aoigbeo ~for at poe bpil=
fenion1beIlt Eienelte eller bringe
boilfetion1bellt Offer> iom amerifanif
8orgerifab freezer al @fterfon1=
mere af Nulaifi og @olcilt5fo".
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-02-15
Trngtfbugeltiuneu. Gbicago oe11

6ruettffpuseitionen~ gbicaeo 0e11
'130e Seb. Com 6blge al, at 9itenS
SSernbaner Dar 1,egtet at mo6tage
Sorienoelier paa @rrno al l1noer=
-ban6sfrtgen boloer ser paa at blipe
en- aloeles ubprt &ongeition al fulo>
loite6e @obspogne beo Terminalita=
tionerne Geite11 oplpier sSernbaner<
ne i6og. Sr0rer er blepet u6lteot al
flere Sernbaner om lite at 1nootage
noget til 6orienoelie eitenfor @bicago
eller til @tlanterbabsfDiten, beriom
fife @arantt for, at 0plagsrum fnn'
6e faffes> blep forelagt. S @bicogo
er ser ober 900 fl1l6Ialte6e 8ogne ale
ne fra forifiellige @teoer langs 9focf
esslano 8onen til Neutrality-suspicious.
ne. Set meite al bette er &orn til
n6fgrlel. @e6 a11ore al &ocf So
lan6 8nnel1s Serminal Itationer er
700 fulolaite6e @og1te. Sa1ta Sc
8anen bar 1000 ful6laite6e 8ogne>
iom oet er 1ln1ulig at faa afiteo fra
&anias @itD.
Det iiges, at 6enne Sragtfonge-
Ition 111oaife bil bi6f6re Gal6 Hrt-
ierne paa Ma6barer. l1fifferbeoen
1ne6 &enlDn til @fibSforbol6ene tan
bi6fgre, at 6e beitlige Marfe6er bltber
operip9n1n1et neo Ma6parer. De i1t-
ternationole Sorbolo er faa 1ftfre,
at Spefulanterne neppe bill forigge
at bol6e paa 8arerne.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-02-15
Mhaan-znt1rtt.
So @anb fra vSolbaffen" u9 ale
paa to ner af vGtorifo9"s Be-
ietning latte 2tpet til.
Cite nurif ife Gfi6e turpeberet paa to
Dage, Sre brittle Gfibe ieufet
al tgIfe ltbaabe.

@albingto1 ben S6e 6eb. st npt
Telegram fra aoniul 6rolt'i Gueens=
topn til ll6cnrigsoepartementet
igaaraftes, offentliggiort ioag, Jag
Sc, at Ser bar 1852 oberlepen6e fra
california" og Al iapneoes.: Sc
operlebenoe benteoes til GueerS=
tolpu &l. 8 iaften. Selegranmct
iagoe: california blep eienipnlig
torpeoeret ca. &l 10 sS1a111 sS5111.1z.s s"
8elegrnn1nuet fra &onflll slroit
1nelote, at bodoe uGalifor1,io" og
~gapeitone" blep torpeoeret uoen
@ariel. Ga ~gapeitone" bar en- bri=
tiif &ul6amper, par set liu Sr6en,
at Sen blep angrebet uoen Nariel
9ette gialot bog iffe california"
~&ipbenbapn oen 8oe Seb.~ 9pttel1
6anlfe W}atroler bleb 6rebte, 6a Sen
0a,1lfe Camper v2ars &rule" bleb
torpeoeret og Ipnfet al cit tDif l(n=
oerpan0sbaao oen Ste Sebruor. lln=
0erretning no0taget fer i0ag gaar
no paa, at 4apteinen git i,to / oen
uoflt911gte Gone" upi6en6e on Sen
tplfe GeqieriltgS 1De ltn6erpan0S=
frigs6efret.
r2ors &ruie" bar ct belgilf @iel=
pelfi6> Ser ferte &orl1 fra 1poan1eri=
fanife &apne til @ollanb for at uo=
oeles 8elgien.
2on6on Ben 1O6e Sebruar. So
Mano al 8eintningen paa set nor
lfe &offar0iifib vGolbaffen" omfom,
ga Gfibet bleb ienfet i6ag: rSol>
baffen" bar cit Staaloa1nper paa
2,616 Cons tilbpren6e .. S. Slen
og regiltreret Bergen.
Sire norife 9ampere blep i9nfet
igaar. v'Sans &incf"> ~Storifog" F.,
~Soa" og ~O6i1l". Matroier paa oe
to ii6itnepnte @fibe blep orebt af SEA.
no11ilo.
uGtorlfog" bar paa 2,191 Cons.
8eiptninden nor ombpr6 t,nn un0ers
banosbaaoen, 6a en 0amper pluoie.
Zig biite Jig og ubaa6en 61tffeoe III.
ser. &apteinen og Sfibstgmmer'
manoen bar 6e eneite, iom bar ilta11o
til at naa Sfibsbaa6en, og oe bleb ie'
mere fiifet op af Damperen. 9e d.
rige al u9torlfog"s 8eietning
6rltfne6e.
9e britiife 9ompere uMantola"
og Burlington" nel6tes oglaa fen,
fet i6ag.
6emogtpbe 8erloner omfom beo
S9nfningen at ben brittle Domper
u@e6amore" igaar. u9e6amore" al.
git fra Baltimore til 2tberpool, og
ser bar en- ameritanit 8orger / 8e-
IRtningen.
gn britiit Sorpe6oiager al en-
gammel 9Dpe itpote paa en- Mine /
&onalen % ianf, melbte M6miralite-
tet igaar Mftes. Sem Man6 af 8e-
fntningen bleb re66et; alle Officerer.
ne o11font.
2on6on oen lobe Geb. SSaften
lnel6tes, at to norife Daulpere til bar
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-02-15
NFntral Akttntt.
Gpamien ienber Spiflano cit nugget
ifarp 9Sroteit 1nub BEN nopioebe
ltnSerpanbsfrtg.
6aab ont iybamerifanif 5ellesfab
ppgipet. Sfanbinapien nbifren.
fer fig til Eroteit.

Ma6rio Sen 96e 6eb. Spal1ien
bar Ell belten1t Broteltnote, bbori
SDiflanbs npe l1noerDanosfrig beteg'
nes iom noget, Ser ligger "uoeno1n
oe legale Nrinciper / set internatio=
nale Sir" lporet paa 6en tDife &e=,
gierings proclamation ON Sen uaf>
iperre6e Some: Noten ilrtter nleo
at iige, at spanien lite tbiIer pau,
.dt 8piiaano pil fiube. tiiIIsati
tuge Se11iDn til Spa11iens Huaifdno,
Ser er ,baleret paa ben ufrapigelige
B1igt, iom er paaldgt en- &egiering
at beifptte fine l1noeriaatters 2ip og
bep6e i'm S1tegritets @uberenitet>
loa SEN rationale Eilperelfe life BIZ
per atbrl1bt".
Sen ltrengt neutrale @oloning,
lom Spanien bor il1otaget fra 8e=
gpn6ellen og bar bpp6et meh 2opa=
litet og uroffet 6aitbe6," flyer 9eo=
ten, vgiper oct 9fet til at De1te, at
2ipet til oets l1nber1aatter> iom be-
fatter Jig n1e6 Spfart> iffe ifuloe ite=
oes fig alporlig Gare Set giper
Oct ogiaa 9fet til at bente, at oenne
Sefart life ifuloe bemmes eller for=
lninoifes ion 6glge al uopi0elien al
Sc 3o11er> bpori Sen feilerlige gegie>
ring paaltaar, at 6en for at naa fine
Waal n1aa al1pen0e alle itne &aaben
og leife alle S11oifrpnfninger, 1om
SEN biotil bar befulgt / iin Sefrig.
8uenos 9(lres ben 86e Seb. &aab
om p6erli9ere Sannpirfe mellem el>
Ter 6ortlettelie al 6oritaaelien mel
lem 81. g. g." @r11ppen blanbt 6e
ipoamerifanlfe &epublifer ipnes 6et
at bore forbt me6. srgentina, 8ra-
iilien og Gbile bar iffe funnel blibe
erige om 5paret paa EDifla1bs @r-
fleri1g om benipnsles l1,16erban6s-
frig eller paa Hrelioent @ilions
@enben6elle til 6e neutrale. Sfelge
paalioeligite ltn6erretning beflager
glrge11tina / ltn 9eote til SDfflan6, at
BEN feiierlige &egiering bar grebet
til ct iaa Doerliggoaen6e Mi6bel,
men lober, at bol6e fig til Sen inter-
rationale 2ops Prtnciper, bbilfet on
tages at betpoe, at 8uenos Mires
fren16eles bliper ne1tralt. 8raltlte11
bar berimo6 praftif talt iluttet fig
til be 6orenebe @tater / oct @to1b.
punft, at Epiflan6s 8lofabe er 11Iop=
Zig. sngen Broteit er bog frem-
ien6t, i6et &egieringen einoffrenfer
Zig til at gipe ct frofttg l16trpf for
fine Spnsmaaber. Eelegrantner fra
.,Fr
Cartilage tDoeoe i6ag paa> at @bt1e
biloe felge Braiiliens @re1npel.
= 9tocfbolm SEN 7be Seb. =
Sberige bil lite antage Hrefi6ent
@illonS Sanitation ONT at afbrp6e
Sen oiplomatiife Sorbin6elie n1eo
8Dinanb. Sberige bill fan1n1en meo
Morge og Dannarf proteitere MOB
GDiHa1bs l1nberba1bsb sblofabe. &dlb-
offieielt mel6es BET, at Sberige er
frembeles fl1l6t og faft befteutt paa
(Sortiettes paa 2ben Sioe).
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-02-15
8rambtab $4,5OO,OO0. @tttsburgb

Den lite Seb. Union Smiteb & Gig
mol GompanDs &obe6bpgning t
Sptisbale, Der Nprbeoer, bren6te
igaar &ftes. Gabrtfen bar peret en-
af 6e iterite Bro6ucenter af Mnmu1ti-
tton for Be allterebe. 8ranolfa6en
anilaaes til $4,500,000. Ere tulin6
Mrbeioere er blebet leoige.
@egieringen bar iperflat en- I'm.
oeripgelfe meo Senipn if 8ra16e11s
0pfomit.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-02-15
ie11fet af tpife l1n6erban6sbaa6e>
uSabgaar6" og ,@labor" Otte Man6

'Selptnlnge11 paa Den brittle Dontper
u&annu 2arien" fom tilifa6e, % @fi-
6et bleb torpeoeret af en tpif timber
ba11osbaa6> blep bet befienotgiort
ioag. &apteinen paa ~&anna 2ar'
ien" blep taget tilfange al l1baao-
fomma11ogren. 19 al Wal16lfabet blep
lan6 lat.
Brooioence, St. s., oen 106e Seb.
Man6lfabet paa ben 1torlfe Galnper
~8ergenbus"', Der ti0ligere 1nelotes
ig,1fet al el1 tDlf l1noerpanosbaao /
ben biscapilfe 8ugt> fom BERTH i6ag
paa Gampereu ~@on1a" og fortalte>
at 6e bapoe feet ct itort Sransport=
lfib blipe ie116t tilblu16S ne6 alle
onbor6 fpr u@ergenblls" blep gOe=
lagt.
Seem Oorf 6en 106e Seb. Gamp-
ifibet u8altic" al @pi6e Gtierneli=
11ieu er anfommen til 2iperpool /
go0 8ebol6, ifglge &abeltelegram til
2iniens &ontor ber1te6S. Ser bar
to Mmerifonere blanot 6e "A Yasln=
gerer. Sfi6et forte til gnglan0 CIT
ful6 2a6ning &mn1unitton. u@oria<
tic", iom afgif fra Seem Oort forrige
2er6ag> antages MI at bore / &rigs=
5one1. Ser er en- amerifanlf Yas'
iager paa ~Noriattc".
- @ri1tia11io SEN 96e Seb. 0et
oplpies, at Epiflano bar 1n6errettet
Nor9e ONT fin &enltgt at betale gr,
itatning for &ab af Mennelfelip beb
4orpe6eringen & af norife @aa6e / S.
bopet iatnt for 6e Herloner, iom bleb
6rebt pe6 Senfningen af 6e to nor.
lfe @aa6e gfor0lpen ibsit. Ser bar
/ l9ngere S1o b9ret fert ltnoerbano=
linger om 6isie Sager.
Eplflano forlonger, at 8etalingen
ifal ife 1&6en SSS116rsmmelie al noge1
8ruo poa international Sob, men al
bumane o9 ipntpatbiife Senipn 10,
De 2i6elier, iom oe omfou1ne @b
1ne1los efterlabte bar 1naattet llp
,.ltaa. 81. 2.
2or6on 6e1 12te Jeb. Set bri
tiife 9ampIfib usSapaneie 8rince"
mes nonge 9lmerifanere ou1boro
iom bleD ienfet al en- tplf timber.
ban0sbaa6, bleb torpe6eret uoel1
8arlel, mel6er ct Telegram til g.
change telegraph Company. Sele
8eiet1il1gen fom ilano, mel0es BET
g1 Eorpe6o traf ~Sapanele
Brince" mi6tlfibs ne6 en- forfer0eliq
Grplolton. 8el9t11lngen tog til Saas
oene og blep filfet op inben en Sime
Mange blep ifaoet af Grploiione'1
ifjent ingen lipsfarlig.
9e rs Wan6 omboro paa Gfibet
oeri6lanot 25 omerifanlfe &ppgr9g:
tere, bleb re6oet. ..
- 2oroon> 156e 6eb. Sire Slime
rifanere bar blanot De fen1ten Wanf
al 8eietningen paa 9amperen
~Saronian", iom bleo Ial1biat ioag
vGaronian" bleb Ienfet al en- I'm.
oerpanosbaao oen 86e Seb. 8. s
@ar6> Ell al Nmerifanerne> bar TIA.
Oct; 6e an6re to par glmoo6 Woore
og Sobn Stefa1ti.
9}etp Sort 6en 12te 6eb. -.gr
tragtformig Sepei al arnereoe Pa'
trnlieifibe itreffen6e fig 800 Weil fra
De britilfe Ger og beitoper er opret.
tet al set brittle Mo1niralitet> mel
ser &aslagerer, Der tom bi6 ioaQ
uneo Gunar6liniens ~Mn6ania" fra
2iperpool. .2ette &rD6iere Patrul'
iebaaoe og armereoe Eraplere Lao
bogltapelig talt @etfe langs ben al
uslnoania" tagne @urs fra Saltnet
Berlin (pia SaDbille traa6le1e)
oen 12te Teb. uSSngen tplf timber
panosbaao fpre6e nogeniin6e pao
9ipbaaoe eller bil gipre set 6rem'
tioen4" erflere6e set officieue Bres'
lebnreau ibag, i6et oct benegtebe
brittle 8erlioner al Senf11ingen al
v@abeltone".
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-02-15
Gbinas 8rub me6 Spiflau6. 2on=

Gbinas 8rnb meb SpiHanb. 2on=
Don Sen 13oe Seb. China bar al,
bruot oiplomatiit Sorbinoelle meo
&piflano, fit man bere fra alltorita>
tibt Solo igaar.
&ofio ben 13be 5eb. Sen ia-
.panffe lbenrigsminiiter Discount.
Waofono biIltgebe paa e,f apnferens
meo oen fineiiife Miniiter Ben al
@bina tagl1e &oloning operfor Splt=
lano iom uotrDft @binas Spar til
oen tpife Mote ON ubegraniet timber
pan6sfrig, beretter 8la6ene i6ag.-
8illigel1en iagoes BET, bar al ben
@rl1n6> at SEN piloe bielpe til at u6=
rpo6e tplf Sn6flpoelie i set fierne
9lten og pere til @apn for Sc alli=
ere6e.
Streng &nlbe / 9fen. Seem Dorf
ben 13oe Seb. @armere @etr ioag
.meo upent og barmere" ipaaet for
0ns6ag braete &urngret liot op for
Netp Oorfere. De bab6e @i1terens
foloeite @eir / 9eattens 2gb, oa &ber=
1noneteret gift neo til 0. Gog bar
Seem Worf ct n1il6t @te6 Gan1n1en=
Itgning meo on6re @te6er 5taten,
bbor ser enfelte @te6er blep 1nel6t
iaa labt ion "a @ra6er 1tn6er O.
Gait &iper ct iaa fu16 af So i6ag
efter Sen be6bol6en6e &ul6e, at Sra=
fifen me6 lnoa Sfibe bin6res. Slen
paa @u6ion ltreffer fig lengere @po,
emo 6en bar giort paa mango Mar.
u9emtieblano". - Seem 2on6or,
CONT, SEN 12te 6eb. Sp til San1ar
bapoe 6en tpife Observation-Disclosures
~Deutlcblan6" en6nu iffe forlaot
6en @abn, bpor Sen berer biemme,
efter bpa6 Baul 6. g. &ilfen @ice=
preitoent for @aitern syortparoing
@onrpanp> bar meooelt u9lsioctateo
Breis". Sra paalioeliet Solo erfa-
res, at bberfen uDeuticblan6" eller
en- Sgiterul16erpan6sb bill ofgaa
fra Epiflan6 til 9ln1erifa fpr Sen
nuperen6e Strife er oberItaaet.
@rpresfompaniernes Tortjeneite
itiger. 8aibington BEN 10oe ST.
bruar. Mellemltatsban6elsfommis
iione11s &apporter, Ser blep offent=
liggiort ioag, biier, at oe fornemlte.
@rpresfompanier 2an6et bap6e en-
5tigning al ober $12,000,00O / i'm
Jorretning for 0ftober. Baagruno
at oe gge0e Driftsu6eifter bar imi0-
lertib Sn6tRgterne for Sftober $751;
600 minore emo for ct &ar itben.
Minneiota Mlitsiolbnters @eiie
ubIat. Can Mntonio, 9eras, Ben
136e Geb. Set ipolige 9epartenlents
&obeofbarter befie116tgior6e i6ag, at
Datoen for anoen Battalion of fgrite
Minneiota Seltartilleris @freiie fra
2lano @ranoe til Sort 5nelling er
foranoret til 16oe Gebruar.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-24
NORTH FREEDOM
YOUNG LADY ON
THE MAGNOLIA

Miss Ella Pawlisch of North Free
dom was on the Magnolia and stand
ing near the two nurses who were
killed, when pieces of shell struck
them. Miss Pawlisch had been
roommate of Mrs. Edith Ayers, one
of the nurses killed, and was a friend
of Miss Emma NATHAN, who was in
jured. Miss Pawlisch was standing
near when the Tragedy occurred. The
other nurse killed was Miss Helen
Burnett Wood. All were on their way
from Chicago to France as Red Cross
nurses. The boat came back to New
York in order that the bodies might
be landed in this country The ac-
cident happened when practice firing
was taking place on the ship. A shell
struck the water and pieces flew back,
striking the nurses.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-24

lCenter spent Sunday in Spring Green
at the home of Mrs. Prouty's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. HI. Bear.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. bush of Minneap-
oils visited several days at the A. G.
Hare home in tie village. Mrs. Fur
bush and Mrs Hare are sisters.
The unused ground of the c. M. e
st. P. railroad in and on both sides
ofNthe village has been plowed up apd
will be planted to crops. This work
is being done by residents of the vii
lage, to whom the railroad company
has donated the free use Of their
ground.
Cheese offered on the Spring Green
dairy board of trade last Monday sold
for 23M and "a cents per pound.
Joseph Peary, Louis Johnson and
Thomas Fernan of Iowa county were
fined recently for illegal fishing. They
dynamited a. trout stream in the town
of Wyoming and were assessed $50
and costs each.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-24
GERMAN EXPERT TELLS
PEOPLE TO EAT GRASS

Berlin now is feeling the potato
shortage. The residents of the capital
have been warned that it may be inn
possible to supply five pounds to ev-
erybody this week, but that those who
are unable to obtain the full ration
will be given cakes.
The supply Of pork is short and it
will be sold only on Thursday.
Another announcement says that a.
reduction in the present meat ration
after August Is is being considered. In
view of the food shortage, Professor
Weldner, an agricultural expert at Pas
sau, Bavaria, advises the people to
follow the example of ACKNOWLEDGMENT
and eat grass. He informs them that
both the red clover and alfalfa may be
used for the making OF tasty dishes
for human consumption:
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-24
LYONS

Mrs. Joe Roberts or Adams spent
Thursday and Friday at the home of
Mrs. Lucien Nutting.
Mrs Chris Schara was a weekend
visitor at North Freedom.
The teachers and some of the pupils
of our school attended the field meet
and contest at Merrimack. Our pupils
won many points at the field meet, and
second place in the speaking contest.
Willie Lynch and Lucille Harris were
the speakers. Several of the parents
also attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearse Sansum and
children spent the weekend in Merri-
mack.
Mrs. George Meyers Of Aurora, ILL.,,
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Ben Haskins.
The Ladies' Social circle meets this
week, Thursday, with Mrs. Harry
Rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Holloway of Bar
aboo were Sunday visitors with rela-
tives here.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Brown have
been visiting with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Haskins.
Mr.. and Mrs e. w. Read and fam
lily visited Sunday at the home of their
son, James Read.
Mrs. John Christie motored We'd
nesday to Prairie du Sac and spent
1.-THE day The trip was made with
friends who had come by car from
canada en- route to Virginia.
Miss Lucille Tinkham has been on
the sick list the past week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-24
100000 IS
WISCONSIN SHARE

What every section of the country
is expected to do in unloosing its
purse-strings for the liberty loan was
officially announced Tuesday night
by the treasury department at Wash
ington. The figures made public are
the minimum; the maximum, it is
hoped, will be such an over-subscrip-
ton as has never before been record
ed in the history of any nation.
Coincident with the announcement
of the tentative estimates of what each
section should take, the federal re-
serve board announced Tuesday night
that it had availed itself of the extra
ordinary powers vested in il by con-
gress, and virtually had placed at the
disposal Of every bank in the United
States, member and nonmembef, the
powerful machinery of the reserve
system to assistin making the loan
an overwhelming success.
In making public it's tentative alIDt-
ments of bonds, the treasury depart
ment has adopted two bases Of estf,
mating, a $2,0OO,OOO,0O0 issue and one
of $4,000, 100000, the laster designed
to meet the possibility OF any one.
section failing to take the amount
estimated. The tentative allotment,
maximum and minimum, for the Chi
cago reserve district is s260,000, 900
to 1926, 100000. Wisconsigs share is
set at $4,000, G10 for the minimum.
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SAUK CITY

Hubert Wuerth of Chicago spent
Sunday in this village.
Miss Elsie Fuchs of Madison visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fuchs. from Friday until Monday.
Will Zick OF Madison spent Sunday
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Meyer OF
Baraboo were Sunday guests at the
George Fuchs home.
Mrs. John Pieper of Cassel and Mrs.
Clinton Keller and little son Of Spring
Green were Sunday visitors at the
John Talbot home.
William Schorer and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Conrad Jaeger spent Sunday
at Spring Green.
Peter Keller and family of Baraboo
called on relatives here Sunday.
Don't fail to attend "The Coed" the
class play, Wednesday, S:15, at the
high school gymnasium.
Miss Martha Wunderlich of Madison
spent Sunday with her sister, Miss
Lynda, here.
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TUESDAY
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Palmer, chill
dren, and T. Brooks have returned to
their home at Reedsburg after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Palmer, Sec
ond avenue.
The Priscilla club was entertained
Monday evening by Misses Charlotte
Achterberg and Phoebe Abbey at the
home of Mrs. B. J. Higgins Ten
members and three guests were pres
ent Fancy work and music were en-
ioyed and refreshments were served
by the hostesses.
Mrs. L. D. Stillson has received the
announcement of the arrival of little
Robert James on May -16 at the home
of her son Leonard and wife, who re-
side at Detroit, Mich. Mr.. Stillson is
general assistant and bookkeeper for
one of the firms that operate large
baking business there.
Roy Ashton, student at Madison, Mr.
children, and Miss Laverna Ashton
motored from Belmont on Saturday
and were weekend visitors at the
/ home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Palmer at
| Riverdale farm in Greenfield. The
visitors are relatives of Mrs. Palmer.
The visitors from Belmont were de-
| tanned on the return trip by the rain.
| The heavy wind and storm did much
| damage in Caledonia early Saturday
morning. Buildings on the Gus Spieg-
| Ter farm, occupied by Mrs. Callahan,
were blown down with the exception
of the house. A barn on the Dick
Duningan farm, occupied by Mr.. Lo-
water, was raised up and tipped over.
Much other damage was done, al
though no reports of personal injury
have been reported.
E. e. Berkeley, proprietor of the
West Baraboo garage, who secured
the LOCAL agency for the Chevrolet au
tomobiles just week ago, has al
ready sold three of these cars, and
| will leave for the factory as soon as
the roads are in better shape to drive
them home. Mr.. Berkeley, as sub
Iagent for the Prothero- McGinnis Au
to company, has just sold an Oakland
Sensible Six to E. A. Terry.
William Little has returned from
Oklahoma, where heShas been for the
Ipast five months Mrs. Little did not
Ireturn and will not until later. Mr.
Little says he likes the climate very
much and was glad to escape the long,
cold Wisconsin winter He expects
Ito return in the fall.
Miss Ethna Hawkins of Madison
twas called today to Hurou, S. d., by
the serious illness of Mrs. Mary Gray
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-24
YAK HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DecOt and
daughters, Mabie and Eleanora, spent
last Sunday at the Earl cinnamon
home, west of La Vale.
Bessie SeeIey is quite i'll with the
chicken pox.
Mrs. Dora Schultz and Mrs. v. J..
Decot and daughter Lorna spent We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. o. E. Oh
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Schultz, daugh-
ter Edna and Mrs. Schultz's sister,
Lillian Brammert, spent few days
the first of the week at NarroWs Prai-
rie with their father, who is still in
poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Behn and Mr..
and Mrs. August Zimmerman and
daughter Leona motored Sunday after
noon to Narrows Prairie and called on
the formers parents.
Mrs. Stevenson visited Sunday aft
ernoon with friends at La Vale.
Mrs. Dora Schultz and daughter
Frohna called on Mrs. N. B. Graves
one evening the past week.
Mrs. Mary Decker is guest of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. j. A. Decker.
Mr. and Mrs. August zimmerman
and daughter Leona visited Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. V. j.
Decot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson en-
tertained number of neighbors and
friends Saturday evening to help their
son Dickie celebrate his birthday. The
time was speat In visiting and dancing.
A good time was enjoyed by all pres
ent.