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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-11
cESkA MATKA O SYNU PA
Diem " RADACH cE-
SKOSLOvENSkE
ARMADY.

Hrabe Czernin, mluve o bed
nych Masarycich a jejich ar
made, obracel Sc ma ceske mat
ky. Cht6l postvati ceske zeny
prot "prodluzovatelIm" val
KY! Uplynulo sotva ctrnact dni
a jednom ceskem Iiste obje-
villa Sc odpoved'. Jest to list
matky, jejiz syn padl hrdine
jako revolucni ceskoslovensky
vojak. q uryykI, jez zbyly po
tuzce censorove, nluvi primo
spartanska duse ceske uyedo-
mele matky.
"Jsefn matka - pise. A Ztra
tia jsem We valce - b1h vi
kde a b6h vi jak - syna synac
ka ale o tom nebudu psat,
protoze byste mi neverili. Vim
re byste mi neverili, co bych
vam o mem napsala. Ale mann
take deti, ktere jsou nuceny ii
ii v bide, protoze - To je slnv
ko, ktere nam nadhodili jako
cerva nabodnuteho ma udici,
ably mas chytili - Ale nechy-
ii. Vidime tvrdu ostrou udici,
nebo il alespon citime. Nekdy
nam, matkam, vytykali lasku
prilis hmotnou, prilis pfitom-
nou, opici. Ted nam il nevyty-
kali ,ale pocitaji nj, utoci ma
nj. Marne. Nejsrne opice, jsme
zeny. Nezijeme' jen telem, III
jeme i duchem. VaSnive milu-
Jeme, ale naucily jsme sc my
slit. hluboce a tezce myslit. O.
statne - sami mas tomu nau-
Gill.
Synova smrt neprisla nahlou
ranou. Pro jeho mlcenf byla ne
dohledna rada vykladd. Ami
jsem zprvu nepozorovala, jak
hranicf cary moznoStl Sc nena-
hle sbihaji, jak prostor domy-
slu Sc uzf. A kdyz jsem byla
pripravena nekonecnym, stras
nym premyslenim, ztrnula
jsem v nehybnem klidu jisto-
ty. Vim, re je mrtev, ztracen
pre- mne, pro vas, pro vsechny
Ale mne Sc zdalo We chvili, kdy
Sc posledni myslenka vtelila We
slovo ztracen, re jen zdanlive
narazila ma dno, anebo proraz!
la dno, aneb prosla daleko spi.
Sc takovou drahou, jakou by
prosel lezec, ktery sestupuje
pada sachtou, prokopanou ma
pric zemskou kouli. Prisel by
do stredu - bodu, kde konci
pad a zacal by znenahla stou-
pat k protilehlemu mistu zem.
skeho povrchu vstfic novym
hvezdam, novemu slunci ="
(Zaver dopisu censor potla.
CID
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-11

PkIJME Sc zena k opatroyani
ditek ma cele zaopatfeni. Hla-
ste Sc v {. 5412 Hamm ave.
6--12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-11
z vysoka.

Co pax, ze je pan kasir
tax rozcilen?
- Inu, ceka navstevu vyso
kych kruh1.
Snad ne nejakou revisi?
To ne. ... ceka capa ne
BIO vranu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-11
M0drJ zdDG
Napsaf r. du BoisgobeD RelosH X. Kddner

NapsaI r. dH BOisgobeD

Rekl tez soudcovi, jak spoil.
Gil sc Daubracem a Fabre-
guettem k tomH uceli, by pod.
nikli honbu ma vraha, jaB
mu Saint Briac rekl, ze ma y
podezfeni markyze z Pancor-
BIZ, - jak Fabreguette zmizel
beze stopy, a jakym zpusobem
vylakal nepTitel osoby, jez Sa
su strezily v bytu Meriade-
cova.
Vypravovani sve koncil pro-
sbou, ably soudce vyslechl Dau
braca a RGzenu Verdierovou,
jez cekajf pTedpokoji, a ably
predvolal rytmistra, jenz do
tvrdi pravdivost jeho vypo-
vedi.
Kdyz baron domluvil, po-
vstal soudce a pravil zcela
chladne:
'Nepochybuji o tom, ze ma
tie dobry ,umysl, pane, a re mlu
vite pravdu, nebof vim, re jste
poctivy clovek.. Jednal, jste ale
mad miru lehkomyslne. s.
ano trestuhodne. nebot kdy
byste bW. dfte odevzdal soudu,
nebylo by zavrazdeno. Muslin
podati zpravu o tom presiden-
tovi statnimu navladnimu.
a muslin vas predem upozorniti
ze sotva vyyaznete jen pouhym
pokaranim. Nejdfiye pdjdu Sc
svymi lidmi do domu, nemz
byl zlocin spachan. ;, Wy smne
tam doprovodite. neuvefim
yam vsak, ponecham-li vas ma
svobode. Bude to zalezeti ma
tom, co shledam ma miste cinu.
Drive vsak zadal bych vas O ne
ktera vysvetlenf okolnosti, jez
zdaji Sc mi nejasny -. Pra-
vii jste, ze byla u vas nejaka
mlada divka. Jak prisla X
vam. q"
"Bydlf u mne jiz po neko.il
dni."
"Jest tedy vasi mielnkou?"
"Ne, pane. Razena Verde
rova nema zadneho milence
Otec jeji, jenz byl veznym, pr
sci O misto sve naseldkem vra'
zdy ma vezfch spachane. Der
po jeho propusteni ranila he
mrtvice a dnes zemrel v nemo(
nici. Devce, jez zivi Sc rucn
praci, zGstala zde beze vsi poo
pory. Nabidl jsem il dill svehc
bytu. -. a ona nabfdnuti me
pfijala. -. tot vse."
"Ruzena Verdierova?.
Jmeno to jest ma listine sved
XII, kteTi jsou ma zitfek predvt
lani."
"Ano, pane, ale zalezi M
tom veice, abyste il jeste dne
vyslechl. Ona lepe nezli j;
vam vysvetli, proc meskal'
dnes cele odpoledne mimo dun
a povi vam tez proc vysel jsen
po male chvfli "a nj, zustavi
nestastne dite v pokoji, zavre
nem ma klic. Obdrzel jsem list
jenz byl podepsan jmenem Ri
zeninym. Psala mi, re ocekav
mne v zahrade ma Tuilleriicl
Bezel jsem tam, avsak nenase
jsem il. Zkratka: list byl zfal
sovan. -. Napsal no ieden
lotru, jenz nepfitomnosti m
pouzil k zardouseni Sasi. :.
Ruzena odnasela hotovou prat
do kramu. =. to netrvalo del
nez hodinu nebo dive. -. KID
byla pozdeji, nerekla mi. :. ;.
take jsem Sc il po tom ne
ptal. 81. Byl jsem velice rozc
len, spatriv mrtvolu uboheh
hocha. " !. 80. .....
"Vyslechnu tu divku hnet
a must mne rici, CO delala eel
odpoledne. Vesla do dom,
v nemz bylag vrazda{ spachan;
Il
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10 VSe muSl Sc CepfVe I'll
,stiti," pravil soudce zcela CHA
dne.
"Tof velmi snadne," pravil
baron, podrazden byv neddve
rou, kterouz soudce dial ma je-
|vo vaci "andeli zvond".
"Tvrdite, ze chovani te mla-
de divky jest beznhonne," pra
vii soudce po chvfli. "Takove
lveci nelze jen tax 'tvrditi. -.
Nepochybuji tom, re u vas
chova sc dobTe. Avsak u vas
|nenf stale, a "a jeji minulost ia
ke nem1zete ruciti. Jest jiz spa
the znamenf to, re pustila' vra
ha sc zenou ma v6z, ami 81 jej
revsimnuvsi. &. Ajax Sc zda,
bylo take dite s sebou, dit6
ii tom az do teto chvile nestala
Sc zadna zminka :"
'Zapomfnate, pane, ze tam
Ruzena nebyla, kdyz lide sli
nahoru. Jen jeji otec jest vinen
tou neopatrnosti, "a niz byl ,pfi
sne potrestan!p A
Zastavate Sc il velmi vrele!"
"Ano, pane, S nejvetsi vre-
losti! Znam slecnu Verdiero-
YOU dobfe, a ctim il. -. !. ano
miluju il. a kdyby mne chte
la, wal bych 81 il "a zenu."
"Dovolte, muslin vas upozor
)niti, re nejde tn vase osobnf
city. -. Pravite, re il dobre
znate.,. ;. nuze, jak tomu dlou
ho?p, "
"Znam il teprve kratky cas-,
ale mohu il zcela dobre posou-
diti."
MAN pravo a. povinnost, a.
bych patral po jeji minulosti a
zavedl S nj vysetTovani. Bylo
mi receno, re jest velmi hezka,
a chodi - jake kazda delnice
- sama. Jest skoro nemozne,
laby nemela milence."
] Meriadec, rozloben slovy
soudcovymi, zavrtel hlavou.
"Mozna dost," mluvil soud-
ce chladne dale, "ze ten jeji
milenec jest v nejakem spoje-
nj S temi lotry, kteri zavrazdili
matku dite. A take MONA, re
ami tom nevf, k cemu jim mi
modek pfispiva. :. ale drive
Sc to must vysetriti."
"Brzy nahlednete, jak Sc kla
mete We svych domnenkach, pa
me-" zvolal Meriadec, marne Sc
snaze, aby potlacil svaj hnev.
"Donucujete mne k tomu, a.
bych vam rekl, re slecna Yer
dierova skutecne ma miIence,
ale ne tom smyslu, v jakem
Sc vam zda. Mdzete mi to We
fiti, a to tim spise, ponevadz
rad bych Sc j byl sam zalibil,
avsak spozoroval jsem, re Sc
zamilovala do mladeho prftele
meho, Alberta Daubraca."
"Pan Daubrac jest asisten.
tenn v nemocnici a brzy Sc sta
ne samostatnym. Jest dobre
zamozne rodiny. =. a ona ne
mdze doufati, re by 81 il wa
"a zenu. =. dvori-li Sc il, ne
deje Sc to zajiste "a timto ice
lem"
"On je vsak fadny hoch
jenz zna jeji cenu. -. a zaj
ste il nechce svesti. Pochybu
i jete-li o pravdivosti mych slov
, zeptejte Sc no sam - jes
, zde."
"Vyslechnu jej lined, ale n,
: u vasi pritomnosti, nybrz pre-
: divkou, kterez Sc tax vrele 2,
!, stavate."
Urozeny Meriadec mlcel.
Mcdowell 81 vysvet,iti chov;
) nj soudce, kterehoz povazova
jako JIM "a dfednika nejlel
!, sich, jenz misto aby pospisil s
r.,.n4.4. A's,,s
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PRIME Sc spolehlivy mia
dy muz, anglicke reci mocny
"a shipping clerka ma praci
v dobe nocni. Haste Sc u
The Ward Baking Co., 1906
Superior Ave. Gil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-11

PRIME Sc ceska prodavacka
v start pres 18 rokd, zada Sc cd
poruceni. Haste Sc v 5 & 10c
Store, E. 55 ul. a Broadway.
6-13
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IPRONAJME Sc p6kne zaffze-
ny pokoj $ koupelnou, fadne-
mu panovi. Je to blize Broad
way a e. So ul. z Drake ave.
Haste Sc v {. 1858 E.. Sc Ill.
po sedme hod. vecer.
6-13
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-11

Hugo q Malvernd byl byval
klidnejsf mysli, byl by 81 vedl
jinak.
v okamziku tomto vsak mlu
lvil nsho manzel, a nikoli w
EsetTujfci soudce.
Jakmile byl opet spatril svou
Izenu, zmocnila Sc no zarlivost ;
|jez malta mu hlavu. Stale sna-
zil Sc najiti jakesi spojeni me-
ri vrazednymi ciny a mezi po-
Islednfm vystupem v bytu ryt-
mistrove.
Doufal, ze snad neceho Sc
dovi, bude-li Sc yyptavati Me-
riadeca po nekterych podroh-
Inostech.
"Nynf mne vypravujte jeste
o tom maliri, jenz vam tez po-
mahal k vykonani spravedlno-
sti. !. pravite re zmizel?"
"Ano, pane, jiz diva dny to-
mu."
"Tim chcete patrne rici, ze
| k vam prestal choditi."
"Nejen to-. !. on Sc vIbec
nevratil ami do sveho bytu.
Daubrac dnes rano pesvedcil
Sc o TOM"
"Co z toho soudite?"
"Soudim, re bud jej vlakali
do nastrazene pasti, nebo jest
mrtev."
"To je odvazna domnenka
Malir jest vesely chlapik, vede
potulny zivot.... a spava dost
caste j mimo domov. Policie
INA jej v tom ohledu."
"Mozna, re jest lehkomysl-
nym, avsak jest poctivym ma
dobre srdce. Cd vaseho priteie,
pana rytmistra, dozvedeli jsme
Sc, ze dunn, v nemz Sasa po
SVEN prijezdu do Parize byl
pres noe, jest nejspise v ulici
Marbeuf. Ten dobry malif, je-
muz nedaverujete, ,opustil pre-
devcirem Daubraca z te prici.
ny, ably tuto skrys vypatral. Bez
pochyby il nasel - ale z nj Sc
il nevratil."
Jakmile Meriadec zminil Sc
o rytmistrovi, soudce Sc "a
chvel, a ptal Sc 1--WE:
"a jakou roll bral v cele te
veci pan re Saint BriacG?"
Tato nenadala otazka cara
zila barona jenz uznal vsak,
re zodpovidanf jeji jest nut.
nym.
"Pan rytmistr hral ulohu jer
vedlejsi. Myslil jsem re to vite
Cd nestastneho dobrodruzstvi
jez mel ma vezi, vidal jste jej
zajiste casteji nezli my"
"Prisel ke mne prave We chvi
Ii, kdy byli u mne Daubrac, Fa
breguette, slecna Ruzena a Sa.
sa. Pravil, ze prichazf k viii
vrazde, o niz by rad s nami pl
hovoril. Vedel jsem to, omlu-
vii jsem Sc mu jmenem vSech
re zavinili jsme jeho zatceni
PAX vypravoval jsem mu o ma.
Sem zameru. Rekl jsem mu, Ii
jsme Sc zaprisahli, vraha vyp5
trait. Zdalo Sc, Re mas zamel
schvaluje. Ably pax vec uplns
poznal, vypravovaf jsem mi
vse, CO Sc stale dobe, kdy by
We vysetrovaci vazbe, jak jsen
nasel Sasu, co mi vypravel (
SVEN detstvf a jak poznal ,
Morgue vraha sve matky. Po
tom mne pan Saint Briac "a
dial abych mu popsal vzezfen
vraha."
"Ucinil jste TAXI"
! "Fabreguette udelal jeste n,
CO lepSiho - ukazal mu toti:
podobiznu, kterouz v rychlost
velmi zdarile proved, nace
rytmistr zvolal: "Tot on!" Pr,
lSili isrna h0 ahv NJ m yusv6tliI
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'PRONAJME Sc domek sam q
sDbe pro, mensf fadnou rodinu.
Je tam sklep, plyn, elektrina.
Proda Sc tez register, velke
fskejli, skrine a diva barry. y.Adre-
sa Sc sdeli v adm. "Sveta"
ell
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DrobIle
OznaI1lky

PRIME Sc nekolik radnych
ranI ma byt. Kazdy byt ma
syni zvlastni vchod. Haste Sc
" cis.s 5316 Broadway. ell
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-11

PRIJME Sc zenaty muz k ffze-
ni> koni, ktery mIze s rodinou
v mfste bydleti. Haste Sc u
Broadway Sand, Gravel & Art
Stone Co., Stop 5 Broadway,
A. B. C. kara.
6-13
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-24
SCHOOLS WILL
CLOSE EARLY,
BOYS TO FARMS

The work in high schools, including
Baraboo, is being rushed in order that
the boys may go to the farms about
April 1. State superintendent G. P.
Cary has issued bulletin asking for
this form of organization and training
to be done in order to fill the ranks
of labor. In Baraboo the work
planned for the classes is being rushed
and after the boys go at the end OF
March there will be reviewing and
other work to keep the girls busy until
school closes. The plan will affect
most of the boys above the freshman
class. The boys will go to the farms
early in order that they may learn how
to hitch up a team, drive, and other
preliminary phases Of farm work. Su-
perintendent Kingsford says the plan
will be carried out just as far as posi-
bic. These are war times and every
stroke of labor in the growing of crops
will count.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-24
THE NEW TRIPLE
COMBINATION.

Treatment for the blood, nerves and
iver-p uri flying, strengthening.
cleansing, winning its way wonder
fully just now-is:
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the superla-
tive blood purifier and appetite
giver, known for over 40 years. -
Peptiron, the superlative pepsinA
nux-iron-celery nerve, blood and
digestive tonic.
Hoods Pills, the superlative
family laxative for biliousness, con-
stipation; pleasant, easy, effective.
What are your troubles? If such
as to need all three medicines, why
not have perfect, well-rounded re-
lief by getting the combinations :.
IF you need only one medicine,
get it and take it-but do it now.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-24

Col. E. M. House to represent the gov
eminent at the recent internally con-
ference at Paris. He spoke Of Col.
House as "Texas lobbyist" and said
European nations at the Paris con-
ference must have had poor opinion
of the United States in not having
picked a representative who would
reflect the highest ideals of American
craftsmanship"
1--WE ought to have sent our secre-
tary of state to that conference, at
which other nations had their pre-
miers," said Senator Penrose.
Senator Lewis of Illinois assailed
Senator Penrose's characterization OF
Col. House as a lobbyist as "con-
temptible." He tried in vain to get
the Pennsylvania senator to retract,
but Senator Penrose merely reiterat-
ed it.
The senate debate, which ran along
for three hours, was the most tempest
uous that body has heard since the
country went into the war. The gal
leries were overlooking with a throng
that frequently burst into murmur
of applause, until the vice-presldent
threatened to clear the galleries.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-24
x O O o 0 o Q O 0 0 X
Q TUESDAY Q
( O O O o o o o 0 o }

The train crew on the passenger
train due at Beaver Dam on Saturday
had a novel experience in getting the
train out of that station. 1t was found
that the tank hose leaked and the wa
ter froze to the rails and held the en-
CINE. An extra engine had to be dis
patched from Horizon to tue scene to
extract the passenger train.
The front of the saloon of Lorenzo
Belistriero, in the Italian district, Mil
waukee, was wrecked early last night
by a small bomb. No one was in the
place at the time, as the saloon was
closed in conformity with the cheat
less" day request. Belistriero could
throw no light on why the bomb was
placed in his saloon, the police say.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 2. Tr1mpey are
spending few days in Chicago.
Mrs. Martin Smith has returned to
Wyeville after visiting relatives in
this city.
Mrs. Oscar Meter of Portage came
yesterday to attend the funeral of
William Taylor.
Mrs. Clarence Swanson of Madison
came this morning to visit her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jorg.
Miss Julia Davies went to La Vale
this morning in the interest Of Y. w
i G.. A work
! Mrs. August Gall has returned tc
her home at Ableman after visiting hel
mother. Mrs. Catherine Armbruster.
| Mrs. Sidney Chase has gone to Ne
cedah to visit her parents, Mr.. ant
| Mrs. T. M. Brooks.
Mrs. F. P. Hillebrandt and daughter
Mary Elizabeth, have returned to Mad
ison after visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Vincent Jackson has returned
to La Vale after visiting her daughter
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-24

Failing to apply for their citizen
ship papers within seven years after
declaring their intention of becom-
ing citizens will result in scores OF
petitions being rejected, if Judge e.,
r. Stevens of the circuit court finds
that a recent decision of the United
States supreme court covers the ques-
tons involved.
P. w. Blazer of Chicago, naturaliza-
ton officer, yesterday at Madison sug-
gested to the court that petitions OF
such applicants be refused in view OF
the supreme court decision.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-24
Turk Ship Sunk
In DaTdaneIIeS

Sultan Sell, the former German Goe-
ben, the other Turkish vessel en-
gagged, were mined, the statement
adds. The Goeben is now being con-
tinuously bombed by British aircraft
in the narrows of the straits, where
she stranded.
The Goeben and the Breslau, the
statement explains, had emerged from
the Dardanelles on Sunday morning
to attack British naval forces north
of the Island of Inbros. After the
RAGLAN and the small monitor had
been sunk the Breslau was forced into
a British mine field.
The Goeben headed at full speed
toward the Dardanelle6, striking
mine near the entrance.
Turkish destroyers, coming to th'
assistance of the Breslau, were en-
gagged by British destroyers and drlV
en- off.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-24
MADISON YOUNG MAN
RECEIVES PROMOTION

Professor and Mrs. A. S. Flint, Mad
ison. have received word their son,
Alfred T. Flint, has been promoted to
the captaincy Of the 151st First De-
pot brigade. The young man is a
graduate of the state university at
Madison and of the Harvard law
school. Professor Flint is an astron-
omer and the family is quite we'll
known in Baraboo.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-24
Engagement With British Takes
Place at Entrance---172 of Crew
Saved---Many Bombs Dropped

One hundred and seventy-two mem
hers of the crew of the Turkish cruls-
err Midulla, formerly the German Bres-
lau. were rescued after the action be-
tween British and Turkish forces at
the entrance to the Dardanelles, in
which the Midul1a was sunk, it was
officially announced Monday night.
Of the total of 80 men on the Brit,
ish Monitor Raglan and the small
Monitor MIS- lost in the action, there
are at present reported 1872 survivors
the announcement states.
Both the Breslau and the cruises
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-24
THOSE PROMINENT
VISIT THE STATE
Number of Them Have Been in
Baraboo During the Past Dec
ades

That a number Of notable men and
women have visited Wisconsin in the
four centuries of history is indicated
by list of prominent visitors recently
compiled by one of the leading hotel
none of the state. Starting with Jean
Nicollet, who discovered Wisconsin in
1884 he gives the names of prominent
guests of this commonwealth.
Following is list Of the visitors:
1679-La Sale.
October 7, 169S-De st. Cosme.
177S-Charles de Langlade.
April %, 1853-Ole Bull
April 2S, 1S53-Adelina Patti Cat the
age of 49,,
Sept. 80, 1859-Abraham Lincoln.
Oct. IA, 186O-Stephen A. Douglas.
Jan %, 1S65-Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Feb. 5, 1865-John B. Cough.
1865-Artemus Ward.
June 9, 18S0-Gen. U. S. Grant
Oct. 2, 1865-Gen. w. T. Sherman.
Nov. 2, 1870-James A. Garfield.
Sept 12, 1878-President Rutherford
B. Hayes.
lS8O-Honry Ward Beecner.
July 8, 1S81-Earl of Aberdeen.
Oct. 6, 1887-President Grover Cleve-
land and bride, Frances Folsom Cleve-
land.
June 20, 1889, June %, 1899, Sept. 1,
1901, April 3, 1908, Sept. Z, 1910, Oct.
IA, 1912-Theodore Roosevelt.
April TO- 1890-Rev. T. De. Talmage.
Jan. -, 189O-Princess Engalitcheff.
Mar. 9, 189O-George Francis Train,
Mar. Is, 189O-Bill Nye.
Oct. 9, 1894, Oct. 16, II, 1899-Presi-
dent William Mckinley.
Oct. 21, 1896-Carl Schurz.
Jan. II, 1898-Cheira.
Feb. 10, 1899-Walter A. Wyckolf.
Oct. rs, 19OO-James Whitcomb Ri
ley.
March 4, 19O2-Prince Henry of
Prussia.
April 10, 1903-George KEENAN,.
June 5. 1904-Mayor Weaver of Phil
adelphia.
Oct. 26, 1904-Elbert Hubbard
Nov. 8, 19O4-Gen. Nelson A Miles.
Jan. IA, 1915-Melba.
Mar 16, 1905-John L. Sullivan.
April 6, 1905-Harry K. Thaw and
wife. on their honeymoon trip.
Jan. 25, 19O5-Judge Ben B. Lindsey,
April 21, 19O6-Admiral Robert E.
Peary.
Oct. 16, 19O6-Sir Thomas Upton.
Nov. Z, 1907-Senator Benjamin Il,
Tillman.
April 21, 19OS-Dr Frederick A.
Cook.
Feb. 10, 19O9-James Bryce.
March 6, 19O9-Count Johann Won
Bernstorff.
Nov. II, 1909-Opie Reed.
Oct. 21, 191O-Karl Liebknecht.
Nov. II, 1910-Woodrow Wilson.
Dec. 8, 191C-Charles w. Eliot.
Jan. 10, 1914-Miss Anne Morgan.
1912, 1915-William Fl. Taft.
Several of those mentioned above
have been in Baraboo. Ebert Hubert
and Opie Reid were here on dates not
mentioned above.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-24
BLACKBIRD STICKS AROUND

Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. DieckoW OF
the town of Buffalo, Columbia county,
report that a blackbird has stayed
about their dooryard all winter, pick
ing up comfortable living in spite
of snow and cold. They are hoping
it's a sign of an early spring, and are
watching the housecat closely to
make sure the good omen isn't pre-
maturely devoured.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-24
Carson Resigns
War Cabinet Post

resigned. This announcement was
made officially Monday night in Lon
don.
The prime minister has advised the
king to accept Sir Edwards resigna-
ton
The correspondence published shows
that Sir Edwards resignation was on
the Irish question and had nothing to
do with the conduct of the war.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-24

A decree of absolute divorce is
granted Elmer Briggs, Mauston, from
his wife, Mary, by Judge Stevens in
circuit court. 1t was testified that
Mrs. Briggs had impaired her repu
tation in various ways and is now
confined to jail on charge of recelV
ing stolen property. The couple sep
arated eight years ago.