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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
9Ins Ocm Snnern @nrglanS nnO
Den an8ren5enOen Staaten.


Grlag i6rep @ranOmltn-
OeH.
Ger 8aiiirer s,aco6 $. Stoncr,
bon ser @eoples 9anf in goDncs.
bore, go, ipuroc gciicrn an 0oS 600
ten6rtt ieiuer Sybweiter, 6rau Gliia.
bet6 9ebmalu uoA Souiierstolun
geritiet Oeren Eoo in 5olgc bon
granowunOcn ciugetreten por. Sic
alte Came, iie war 62 Sabre alt,
molte 8euer unter Dem g9oi1feiiel
III Ser g9aidlfiirbe annaden ais
SSinfen i6rc &leiOung in SranO ieb.
ten 5ic 6iuterIdBt sic iolgenoea
Stmoer @ogor imo Seiiie 3u @auie,
iuo Sobn Soloot i'm s. @enniplna-
nier Snfapterie.Gegiment Gompag.
ME 6.
PIN elmer SduBpunoe &C
itorben.
9lm 0lontaa 9fabnlittag itarb I'M
GneraencD,Soipita( ser t6-jdbrige
eSomes Sout6drO Rurfer, Sohn Oes
W1oiarsS. 9. &orter> ou einerSdnB-
luunOe, bic er ourd Oos 5ufGaige
glbge6en ieiner 9idie erlitt. Ger
iunGe Wlonn lpar am SanlItog nit
einem SSrenOel Santuel Bead So6n
oes Serrn Morqen @coh, in Der
g}6be bon 9lodDiQe aif Oie Gih5orn4
&oa9 gegangen iuo iuoate iein Sc.
lUe6r in Sen @ogep leaen ami ocm
bic e.Scinlreiie ouggtreten perOen io0.
te, Der rs9l55ug iiBgiib i'm @agen6ett
iWo oas @eme6r cntluO iih. 0ie
@ngel 0rang penn iungen Dlann in
Oie rebte 9eite. 9ie 9eerOigug
fano geiterit Nlorgen bon Der @o6.
ning icines @roBpQters, $. 81. Gent
len 93r 2lt2, 9erop Eloce, ans olli
Dem aglrlington glatiqnol-6rieo
itdtt. , v,.s
- " : ~ ~ y : ~ - = ~
trrts DHng~
Irs @eorgo 81. 8. Sole, eiu protti-
5ireuoer 9lr5t IN @ni6iuoton unO
6rou MiiIuie Bernard Sole, Die sur
Belt init. i6ren swei 9tnoern in Gil
Der Springs, Wi0, mo6nt 6o6en iid
gcgenieitig apT e9eideiolng per-
flo9t. SIN Eoli5cigeridt 5u SRod-
pile grGiagn o9iS per 3ei9cnauiua5'
me- BOB Srou Sole am A. 9luguit i6-
rem Wlam Mir einem Rebolper 81
erihiebcu periud)te, als er iie in
Silner Springs beiuden fam Ser
9ieDolber jeood Deriogte, Hidter
Senoerion erfonnte 5rou Sole, Ser
9eaeu iic cr6o6enen 9eihul0igung
oes 9luariiiS, nidt idulOig.
Q deune nie0ergebrannt.
@eitcrn 0lorgen Inn 1 ll6r puroc
sic Sdane, ser @etreiOeipcider uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

mar ipirfli6 bon 0eni Serrn Hegie-
runesrdt. 0ie groBen, oiinnen 9nd-
Itaben teilten nit, ooB eine ploblidle
SeBnilt6t nad) reincr gergllft oen
Serrn Hegierungsrot in oos Gngooin
treble. Sie ipra6en ieinen 1ant ailS
iino oic &offming, 6aB nlau pieoer
einnal oas &ergniigen elmer 8egegs
niing baben ipiiroe.
sSrou glnna ipar bloB 0eiporoen.
0ie refine @erglilft trof iie ais bitte-
rer @orDlrf. Sdtte fie iticbt einen
ein5igen Gag friiber Die Eeppide
flopfen falien f6lmen2 Sin fleiues
Eier batte ibren groBen BIau ber-
nidtet. ODER fporen es bod pie0er
oie Sarge getDelen2 Sic griibelte
uno griibelte.
glu1 Serrtoiiit NOR beIhir5t, ols
er 0en 8rief 81 leien befonl, @r batte
peraoe eincil &uiiflib oegrifn0et. Sc.
oes Ntitglie0 mar Derpfli6tet, ieoen
8iIIen, Den er I'M &nifliiblofoI ge-
MOB, 74plaI i'm Yluuoe berula5u-
orebelt.
Serrtustn botte oen oneeIebeneit
Sratn0 ocs 6oilies gum gbreitmit-
glieO erttellnel mollen, Inn ben &lltb
BON born9ereiil oitf eir bobereS gai-
benii 5it bebeu.
,Dos lit mir 5ebr iinongenebni,"
iagte er uno rod an BEN 8rief.
Stir oii9," fagte Sroii glnna uno
Ia6 ibrcn groBen SSungei liebeboIl
an. Sie poren ieBt 10 ielten elm llno
oerfel6en Wfeiiliing
g1itn fam 8ubette berein Gin
trourig.ernlter @1utterblif elitt bon
Dem 8rief oiif oas bobe, i90re
NlGod)en. Il
9abette trig oipei 8iinoel Gan.
nenopeige, oie iie ioeben elmer ulten
Srmt alif Der Sfiihentreppe obeefaiift
bate. fg'
Gle oriidte ser Yliitter einen fr1f-
tigen MorgenfiB ouf Die @ode uno
iagte, Die gllte babe ibr er31bIt, ooB
Der Sbnee orauBen Dor Der Staot
einen Wfeter bod liege.
nDa miBte id oit @robbatcrs
S1nlieoe oenfen, in9te iie. nglls ic5
fIeiu mar, BAIT on mir oft eraa6lt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
(5. syortIebunaD


9abette frelite iicb lidtbor fiber 0ie
geiude oes NegierilngSrats. Gle
poreti cine llnterbredping oes bump
fen fSomilienfrieoens, ser ibr iebt
ibncrer 81 ertragen iDor ais ie. sSbr
mar 5lirnnte tpic I'M sSriibling, ipo
man es in ocn itilleu 8ininern ni1t
mlsbalten falin, inO orailBen in Dem
Ndrm Der StroBe ailcb nidt frob
miro, lDeil man mir Steine Iebt, itdtt
@rns imo ghunen.
Sic iaB am Sliigel uno ipielte.
@enn lie ibr Spicl iulterbrah, Ia.
deIte iie oeH Serru Regierimasrat an
mo froote. nit iDieDiel SSabren Elm
gcitndft boitptmonu iDeroen t0nne.
Gocr pb NON Inn General uno Gr,
5elleila 81 lUeroen, nod etiuas onoeres
tim niiiie, anBcr alt 81 tperoeu2
9Ran freiIt iid, penn man INN
ctiDaS gefrogt miro, ipos man ipeiB
Ger &err 9e9ierim9srat CAB germ
uno oilsfiibrIih glusfunft, Gnolid
ciumal elm Widoden oas g9ilieps-
trieb botte imo niht bon N1llen ino
Gbedtcrliiden iprodl.
Dfit cinem gliidlidcn 2ddcln oilf
0as plaloernoe Bnor 6etrat Srait
gInna, etipos oiiBer gLteln, oas
frumoli1e Whiiif5imner.
Sic entihHloigte ibr fpdteS @r-
i1einen nit GROCER llmitduolihteit
Der Serr Rcgierlngsrat beriubte iie
iobalo ais mogli6 81 linterbrehen;
er bIics bod iiber ibrer runoen @on0,
Die ous 2orgnon belt, einen @nb in
Die 2uit irlo Iagte, oaB iie ii6 olrb
iein grIbeincn IN nicbts bate itorcn
lnfen iollen. ~ gIltd5 &oflicbfeit lit
monHnal ebrlid.
8onlberliu1 batte itets Oos Eedb,
crit ms 3iunner 3i fommet peHn
iib Der liebe 9eIuH berobidieoete,
Inn In ben @hlb 81 fabren.
60 mar Der @iliter 9efominen, Der
ridtiqe Iinter nit Sdneefloden imo
@latteis. )1ergleihen bate pielleid)t
nod in Den, @ergen, ais Sport, cine
aeipIiIe 8ered)tigIng, bier in Der
GroBltoot NOR oieies Beiter nibts
ais Gin abideuliAes @ertebrsbinaer'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
g1nLLrn nndl prptrltiren.

Sine delegation BON Baltimore.
rtnnen miro on Der Nlouilre.Gcmon-
itration acaeu sic @eiongeniebung
ser 6onnertra9e1Oen SuTiraeettcn
t6eilue6men Sic am Samitag in
gSoi6ingtou itottiiuoen ioa. 6rau
&o6ert g2nlter, sic, neil lie Dor oem
sgeeiBch Sauie" Gin 9anner 6ielt,
init sen ouOeren Siiiiragetten ms
9lr6cits6ans oes Giitrifts columbia
geian0t, a6er spci Sagc lpdter ipies
Der oui @cranlaliuig oes @rdiioen
ten freigelaiieu murOe, triiit 7Oie 9(r.
rangemeuts iiir sic 9et6eiIigm9 ser
9altimorerirncn Gor oaem molen
oie 8rouen oirh einen N}arplGnoer
GongrcBmanD oOer Senator i6rc 3u-
loiiimg 81 elmer 9(roieu5 bor oem
@roiioentcu arran9iren. SSn 0ieicr
wolleu iie nidt MIR gegcn sic @e-
ianaeniebuns Der 9Sidets proteitiren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
Q[IItoa foroerte fein 9ledlt.

gIlltng forOerte fein Gett.
@ie groBe &e1nlng beinl 0elifa-
telienbdnoler ipar fein Sraum. 9llle
oic iiiBen @eine, Sumnerlbnittden
mo &aDiar6iiien pollten be5ablt
lein
gllS lie Bomberling I'M cine fleiiie
Grtralrnline bat imo babel beoauerte,
Dab 10 piel glufmono pergebens onge.
iDaliot iporOen mdrc, la6te er unO
CAB ibr obue Gorpirf oas @el0. gr
riet ibr utr, 6as &eirntitiftcn iein 3lt
laiien. @us fonimen ioIle, fGme
bon ielbit @onn fniff cr fem Wtdrs-
den IN Die re6te @cte, ipie eS beioe
geipobnt tDaren, uit0 ging.
gluf iDeiterc @r0rterlngett fonntc
or iicb nidt einIalien. Die 5abrit
mortete
sSrmi 9[nno icuf5tc Wlan Ipri6t
iid) ood germ Gin biBdeu aus. 8o5ii
lit man Oelm ihlieBlib Oerbeirotet2
@ebniitig borg iie 0os @elo in
0em iilbernen EG1dJ1cn. @S mar
traurig, ooB @omberIiug 70 nenig
fir Die Seinen iibrig bate
9ie Gamlen5iDeige itr0nlten Sal1i.
licnfrieoen aus SSSeoer, Der bon oer
3Glte orailBen in oos parme 3inmer
trat, ipiirte, oaB Die 8eit mlf g8eib-
nahteit 5ueing, ltno freiIte iid.
gllr 9abettc nidJt. SSbr i6ien es,
ipie pcm INNER iroenopo ein SEN
Iier often itdnoc, ooer elm SSremocr
nit am Glide idBc, ocr Die llnterbnl-
tung Der @tent belaGelte.
Sin @ebeimnis 1T cine i6pere
8lroc. llno 9abette mnr uidbt ge-
Dobnt, 2aitcn 81 tragen
Ole bate ein 8eripreden 5lnn an
bern lcgcn nliiiiel gliemonO Ourfte
bon ibrem brdittliden @liid eriabreu.
0ie GjriinOe oafiir polltc Srie i6r
crlt ipdter erfldren.
(Sortietung folat)
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Sin 9lrofcit am Sic Mla6dlcn.

SIN 6er6it mo @inter mcr0en sic
Gancur0de nod fiir5er pcroen
ois Observation-Disclosures Ga
gegcn protcitirt Scr mic6 Sen 9eicrn
ocs oGeuti6cn Gorrciponocnten" be.
fonntc Gi6tcr 9liloolf GOmont6 Ge6.
bod in mie ms icbeint uo6l6ered
tioten gseiie mie iolgt.
plies Bat IN oieien Sogcn
poaer Ge6cmcn5
cine odn5lid itrupeIloic
iieigcnoe lcnoe},
@rciic iteigcb Steuern iteigen,
luic nod mic cS 9roud,
lmO bic &lciOer imirer 0ldoden
t6imS notiirlib midj.
ggcr0cn fiir3or, inmer fiir3er,
Spariamfeit lit Srunlpt
rcicben obeu init ocm Soume
foum nod an Sen Strunpf
Nianhes, mas 6is6er Der6oreen,
fam man iebo iebu
moNur6 bidle Saitionen
ans sum- Selifel ge6n.
arimm lm6 b6Blid III 10 NioudeS,
ruaS man idon geoadt,
iaio no Sonuenibein mon mG6nte,
berridt Die iduar5e 9}adt.
Gorun bort, i6r lie6en MGoden
iuoGt i6r iparen idon:
laBt ms ood elm gan5 flein menig
bon Der SSllniion.
SpariamIeit 1T reht erfreulib
6auO6rct ii6er'm Sdub,
0oh oorii6er it's bonn lle6el:
Gedt Giid mie0er sui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

godco, Elm 6aymer i'm @ort6ington
E6oIc, unO 6rau 9llice N1. GodeD,
Die @ltern Oes @oIi5eimari6aas s.
s. GodcD BON goltimore-gopntD, in
66arleStoipn @.-Ga., ipieocr per-
6eirat6et. Scrrn GodcD'S 3meitc
6rau itor6 Dor imacia6r eiuem SSabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

ioIt sic aau5e 0iesid6rigc Grntc onf
Ser Sarm pom ". s. 9rogan, 5 Alei.
len bon Clifton, 0loy gelegen, Gin
9idnb Der 6lonlmen; orh 3wei Fier-
0e Der6rounten. Ser SdoOen miro
oti $1,000 aeiddbt llriprna im6e.
fanit.
6efern Sen 9(r6eitertog.
3mci 0larDlonoer Stdote, SD-
ottspillc uno Scat Fleaiant, 6ereiten
iid fiir sic groBie glr6eitcrtag-6eier
in i6rer @eidibte Dor. Cie 8reipil-
ligt Seucrpe6r beiOer Srte 6o6en
0ie Sade in Die Sono genomnen
imO werocu Oarous 9tuben 5ie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
gdfaI6cridlte ans gsaIGinatOn.
9. &c 2ucos fiir idltIoig
befun0eu.

9. re 9ucoS fiir idpIOig
befunoeu
Benjamin Gc Sucos, Ser Gin Bar.
bier.@eihdit in gfr. 2l00 @irginia-
gIDenue, g. -gg., fii6rt, muroe BON oen
@eihporenen oes 8oli5cigeribtes
fir iduloig 6eiiuoen an 80 Sui
einem Soloaten in llniform Spirit
tuoien Dcrfauit 81 ba6en. Ger
&anpt3euge gegen &c 2iicas mar Der
Corporal 9li6oro a. 9lbbott s. 81.
S'5beo, ser 9lnmolt Oes 9lugeflags
ten miro Elm @eiud iiir Elm neueS
@eriabren einreihen.
GbierquGIer beitraft.
ggegen 16ierQu1lerei ipuroe SenrD
@aIfer bon 9iidter 9lufam I'M @oIi.
aeiacridt 3ur 3a6hmg BON $40 uno
Soften 6eItroit 99alfer Bate eine
9abe in elmer Sale aeiangen imO lie
oen gon3cu Gag in oerielben geloi-
fen. 3u ieiuer GertbeiOigung go6
gSnlfer an oaB CT sic Sale fiir ben
9lattcniong geiteQt bate, CAB ie0oh
su, ooB er, ais CT sic &abe in Scr
Sale ia6, eincn Gedel ii6er oieieIbe
geitiilpt ino iic in i6rem biililoien
3intano geladen Bate &enrD s.
2e,pis, ser sbenfoaS ser SbierqilGle.
rel 6cihnoiat NOR, ging einer
giiraihait Don 50 Derluitig Oa er 5u
oeni Ger5or nidt eridieneu mar
9leQerfroge erortert. Z
Ger 9Iiis3ng Der gleger aus Oeni
Sioeu, ser imter @flan5ern unO
8armern iniolge OeS 9lr6eitermail.
gels 10 sroBe 9eiorguiB erregt wor
0oS Soupttbend, oas IN elmer Gers
iommlrn9 ser llniperiitdts- -Gonniii.
lion fiir iiiolicbe Goiien.Grobleme i'm
Roleig6.Sotel 6eiprohen puroe Gie
Gomniiiion iebt iidb aus GeprGiet.
tmten BON eli iiioliden Staats.Sn.
ltitutioneh 3uiommen einiAlieBlid
BON @rdiiOent Gopin y. gllOernlon
bon Ser llnioeriitD Of girginia; Gos
pi0 s. 9orrom, BON Der llnipcrlitD Of
@rorain; @rdiioeut g. s. @3itdell,
bon Celdmore Golleae, lno Or Sas.
SoroD IiQoro, 8rdlioent oesSeonesf
Sonos umo Gireftor 0es Slater.
Sonos.
&rieqSbeteron geitor6e en-.
Gopt Sobu @edbonl, einer Ser az
teiieu 9lngeitellteu ser Sout6eru Gii
ienbabu itorb no6 elmer einen Niof
nat lonaen &rauf6eit in ieinemSeiu,
GER. 9i3, @rince.StroBe. Gr itonO
i'm "A. 2e6ensio6re unO 6interIdBt
anBer iciner gSittpe, 6roI emma s.
@ed6onL 3mci So6ue, SSo6n Is. unO
9lobert q. 9cd6am ionic eineu @ru-
Der, Somes 3. 9ed6am BON 9iids
mono. Gopt. 9edbnn ipor biele
Sabre 6inonrh Giicnba6n.Sd Sdaiiner
nno 8ulebt I'M @eneral 9ireou Scr
Gout6crn-GompanD in @oibinaton
beidditiat aemeien gr ltanntc aus
@arrenton 3d. umo oiente mdbreno
oes @iirgerfrieges inn H. &irginias
Geaiment.
9lnno Eolmon Smith ge-
itorben.
Sri. 9lnna Solman Smitb, peldbe
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icit 40 SQ6rcll in @cr6iuoung init
Dem 9uuoes @iircou fiir Gr5ic6ung
itouo ino ais 9llttoritdt in @r3ie.
6ungs Sbiiemen oes 9luslanoes sah,
lit geiior6en. Sie mar in Bolton &c.
boren uno mar fir lire 9lr6eit auT
Dem @ebiet ser Gr5ie6iug bon Der
iroujoiiden 9iegicrlnig Oetorirt NOR
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

ionocrn ond pieoernnt Dem GrGii-
Ocntcn Oeu 3ped 0ericlben auseinan-
oerieben ooB es eiu @'roteit geaen
cine Gcmofratie ieL welde Der G6lite
i6rer ciaenen @iirger oos Stimnirebt
enBicbe mGbren6 iie lore cigenen
@iiroer nad oem 9hsIauoe ididc,
nm fir oie 0emofrotic 5u fdmpien.
Infer Sen 6raueu, melde iih bereit
crtldrien Der 0enoniirotion 6ei5u.
wQ6nen 6eiihoen iid oie 6rauen
gSiQionl Spencer NtrroD ben 9lnnns
polls 2(lmira Smcctcn 9lo6ert
gsolfer mo SRI. 2lcD 9ran6om
W'm crlportet OaB 9(unapolis cine
eigcnc Delegation iteQeu perOe,
0gllte 2ic6e roitct nidtM
91a6ocm lie Q Sabre Iaug geidic.
Sen woren 6o6cn ii6 @oparo g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
gleOi8iniIdJc gIn8ciscu.
2uTcm Sic iid
BON cinem crnI nIten
Nianne iagen:

gNic crhnltru Gic
Shrc nciuuoeu 0narr
uno mic ldnucn SIRE
irnnlcn Snare intltt
lucrocu.
lluierlnd0uno irci menn
0ebuiiolnug nerldnat.
SprcDiiunocu bon
8 ll0r 9liorgenS bis
z llbr glbeno5.
CURE of Badness
The nrst ana only Of
the World.
1902 Sit.Sallimorc.S Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
(Sortietun0 folat)

II Sic Sonune Sfieniioc bat Die
9llliierten 5piihcn 100000 uno
100000 Wlann getoitet un0 ueh-
rere aabinettel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

Su6en Sic ieinals berindlt, ec-
inuS 81 iucrOeu, a6er O6nc
GrfuIs ?

9s mag ieiH, 6aB Gle OFT IN Wes
banouHe waren oaB Gie ole Soll.
nuHa ou GeHeinne anieaben
Gle miiien miiien onB in alen
Eebensldgei Spe3ialarOeii nfrlnngt
miro uno ole pi6iialie bon allen, IN
Die Ncbdnonng bon Stranibeiien. gHa
rim conlulliren Gle IN Der 0ricuis
niB oicier IDaiiho0e nidbi einen Gpc'
3lalilien BON alieW Jiul inr @elMld
,, ili0 N0rlimieit ueln Gic an elmer,
N WMnncrn eigeniblmliCben, Nr0ifbcit
Z leioen Doer bon ocrlelbeu bebiuOcrt
ipcroen; cncn Spe3ialiiicn Der uber
10 Sabre praitiide 0rldbrn1 IN
Whlnneriranibeien bat; clncn, Der
sSbnen nab einer lOraldltgen llnicr-
liOnla lnQen iUir0, 90 cr Gle nirircH
lam ooer nid)i, einen, Der Gle in
iiir3elier Sell tltriren miro, lpie es
llCD nit nent belien mo l0crlcll gica
lultli Ocrcinburcn luBt
Siele 9lri bon Gpe8ialiilcn iinocn
Cir, wenn Sie Or. panrid bon Salti.
more, Nl0.i 408 N-SaliiinorctStrnRe
conuliircn Vr bat Wele Wtnnucr
firiri, ole 0buc 0riolQ Derlud0ict, Nhs
billie oocr Nilr 3i itocn Y805 cr
llr Nnoerc geiDalt iauil cr aiO lilr
Gie ibllu
Scnc 0ebnbren into nieoriq mo
lldUhinncn lperoCil neu s0diiclu DcS
&aiienlen anacpaBt drrangirt
(5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

Wlan ,rlpd1ne ben- ,gaLlInLarc oarrcIpenaenl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
ngLItc Woo roitet niAt!"

9ladocm lie Q Sabre lang oeidic-
Sen waren 6obcn iid eowaro 3.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-03-22
WOUNDED At THE
FRONT IN FRANCE
Narrow Escape From Death by a
French Soldier Who Has Visit
ed Baraboo

Before the war in Europe, J. P.
Dufour visited Baraboo in his rounds
of the earth buying wool, In his
trips he went from France to Aus
tralia, returning by way of the Unit
ed States. His business here was
with the Island Wooden mill.
After the war began he ceased to
come and ". H. McFetridge wrote
to the Woonsocket mills in Rhode Is
land to find out if. they knew any
thing about him. The home of Mr..
Dufour was at Rubaix, France, which
is in the invaded. territory. .~
The reply to Mr. McFetridge came
from Lyon, France, and gave an, in
teresting account of. the experiences
of the writer. He said he was mar
ried OH July IA, 1914, just before. the
war broke. He went abroad on his
honeymoon trip and after being four
months in France was called to the
colors. After training for four months
he: went to the front and after four
: teen months in the TRENCHES was
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-03-22
TORCH
TO BAP AUME
IN RETREAT
British Surgeons Say They Found
Wells in Village of Barleaux
Contain Poison

L So rapid became the pursuit of the
Germans iretreating in the .Anere and
Somme sectors on Sunday that the
British cavalry came into play after
restless months of waiting and long
ing. It has been a wonderful sight
to. see the cavalry squadrons moving
toward the front for several days, past.
It was officially stated on Sunday
that poisoned wells: were found in
the village Of Barleux, southwest of
Peronne, which. was occupied by the
British This serious accusation was
made in a report by the British doc
tors. on an analysis Of the water.
:. The British test all waters in oc-
cupied, territories in order to safe
guard, the troops from various dis
eases. They were startled to find
that the. Barleux wells contained a
deadly poison.
Other wells in the. line of the Ger
man retreat have been filed up, but
this was. the first Indication of poison
in any. of, the welfs.~o n !. a4%s1s%
G The. torch was applied to. Bapau1ne
;at: the. time Of the retreat -.-fs.' -
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Mrs. Spratz of Westfield has moved
into the John Brown home.
Claude Hesslegrave of Prairie du
Sac called last week at Charles Pear
sons.
Elijah Hardy has had an attack of
quinsy, and has been unable, to attend
to his duties in the city.
Our teachers, Miss Simpson and
Miss Phoenix, attended teachers meet
ing at Reedsburg.
Henry Schuette/ Ernest Koenig and
Fl. LIGHT of Westfeld called on old
friends last week.
Mrs. Maud HanIey and two chill
dren of Baraboo spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Gall.
Mrs. Ludwig is assisting in the care
of Mrs. o. F. Edwards, who is slow.
ly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Patterson and
friend, Miss Anderson of Minnesota
spent Sunday at the J. Rumpf and
Ed Barkenhagen homes.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-03-22

badly wounded in the face. His left
eye is gone, his jaw bone was broken
and other Severe injuries. At the
time the letter was written he had
been in a hospital in Lyon for about
nine months. He can open his mouth
but a quarter of an inch and hopes
to leave soon to resume his trips for
the purpose of buying wool. The let
ter was optimistic and expressed the
thankfulness that he was alive, and
happy to be out Of the struggle. His
great hope was to see his wife and
baby, having seen but photographs of
the child. The letter did not state
where they were. He was about
ready to leave the hospital. Mr.. Nc
Fetridge says he was most efficient,
working every moment of his time,
carrying a typewriter that he might
conduct his correspondence while
riding On the trains.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-03-22
NORTHWESTERN TO BUILD -.
=$1.OOO,0OO BELT LINE

- The Northwestern road will build
a 100000 belt line between a point
near west Allis and near. South Mil
waukee, according to reports. The
line will shorten the haul between
the Chicago and Madison and Lake
Shore divisions. The new line will
be ten miles long Trains from points
along the Chicago division bound for
points along the Madison division and
vice versa will be routed this way.
A special corporation has been or.
ganized to build and operate the belt.
line, which will ultimately mean
saving Of time and rates to Madison
and other shippers. Officials Of the
Northwestern road are named direct
ors. 9:<- ~s
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-03-22
SUSPEc1 YOUR KIDNEYS J
Too Many, Baraboo People Neglect
Early Symptoms of Kidney
u
Trouble

3. -
If your back is :. lame-if you feel
dull, tired and all-worn-out-e...f. :
If you have hard headaches back,
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1t may save. you from some serious
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Make use OF. Mr.. Jaedikess expert
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Albert r. Jaedike, blacksmith, 326
Seventhl. avenue, Baraboo, says: 81
was laid UP with kidney trouble. My
back was sore, lame and weak and
it hurt me to bend over or straighten.
Ny work as a blacksmith brought the
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me relief in short time and have
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Back to Nature

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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-03-22
BARABOO TOWN
HOLDS A CAUCUS
Ticket Placed in Field for the
April Election Large Attend
ance

On Saturday afternoon the town
of Barabob held a caucus in the G.
A. r. hall, with a large attendance.
WILDER CahoOn was the chairman of
the meeting, and the following were
nominated: .r~
Witber CahoOn.
Vice-chairman-C 'Getchmam.
e-chairman-Ernest G. Kunzel-
't}1
man.
Clerk-Franklin Johnson.
Assessor-Paul Neitzel.
Treasurer-Daniel Graves.
onstables-Paul Cahoon, Charles
Brewster.
Justice of the peace-Charles Schel
Ienberger.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-03-22
SHOOT ZEPPELIN
z MILES HIGH
CANT Falls in Flames and all Lives
Aboard Are Lost in the Dr.
saster xla H. zss
4F7%@

French expert anti-aircraft gunners
shot a. Zeppelin when two miles high
near Compiegne and the giant fell in
flames. The. machine dropped in the
streets, those on board being burned
to death. except two or three, mad
with flames, who jumped to certain
doom. The craft was evidently re-
turning from raid on England.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-03-22
CHENILLE

Mrs. Aug. Kluender is recovering
from an operation in the Gem City
hospital.
Paul Shew spent last Sunday at
Reedsburg calling on friends.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-03-22
LECTURE DELAYED i.
T.. UNTIL NEXT MAY

Professor Herman S. Herin was
delayed by snow and did not. reach.
Baraboo for the. Christian Science
lecture Sunday. The local manage
ment states the. address will be given
in May. *..-. - -. J.