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Uusi kotimaa., 1919-10-24
Naanmilielijdin uaalimpitto On
taripsia.

MItUSlu.
True translation filed with the postmaster at
New York Mills. Mimi, as required by act Of
October 6. 1919.
Wiime ntaanantainu Dntnrion
rnoafunnasia, Ganooasia, tointite.
tuisia 1paaleisia tlliipat lnoonlpiIie-
|liidin ebooffaat i,1urinrnofii p,,o-
lieefii ioo6en AZ ebustoioo, tho
DaenpnoIue jai 12 eoustaioa ID ton
ierpntiinit eli ,pnnboilliiet 2s, libe.
rdalit eli tnapoan,ieIifet 90 ia itie.
'nGiiet 9. MoiIlinniiet iDooIituIoffet
fieltolo ofifDipnrptfest1 oiottotpot
mposfin, ettd nrnofunta n,erli rf,ii.
tDofii" iuurelo enclnmistold.
Rnn,npilieliidin puoIue fdnnatti
|iDnnleisio fieltoIofio. gsoanipiIRIi.
Jain pi0Iuee,t mimi Dntoriosio on
l1niteo Gnuners' BnrtD ia on ie pb.
teistoiminnosfa toisten 1nnonpilieIi.
idin fesfindiIen Iiiffeinen fonsio ID
on len obieIn.a e6istDsmielinen mel
Ifein fofiolistinen.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-10-24
aaipantDielr fanIalli stnftaniiintu
.t sneia ialtuisia.

~ ~ WI
Iehltstoiat otpat iln1oittaneet, ettd
|tpoldisidriestot ntpat p1ott1neet al.
faa eritpiien fofo fa,1iuo foltttdp6n
fiiboit,tfleu ia porpuganoan iotto
fauTa tllliii falittdindan ia tietG.
n1ddn faiffi ne eti,iIl,ubet, u,itd lel1-
raiit littd, ettd ipultio ottaiit buos-
toania ia mnaiIuuoefieen foiffi gng.
lonnin faimonnot ia fofo faiipunto.
teDlliiuuben. SGten tl,llncn fdDtdn,
nosii totel,ttmnoan iita padtoato,
Iiofa tebtiin filiattain tp0ldisiGries.
toien Observation-Disclosures @las.
'eon;sia.
Tarfoitus on oioittaa, ettd ipol,
ton onnistlls tuIee olenoan eoulli.
men ieta iaturaue nleiioue ettii nlpos
erttpiiesti iuuri Mile tp0ldiiiQe, iot=
ia tDostenteletpGt faipantoteoliInu
ben pnlpelnfiesfd. Tdta rltenettelD-
tapaa 1louoattnen tpoldijet toipolpat
noi,pania iddstDd fGDtt0mdst1 viuo.
roa toimintaa" t1n1l, tdrfedn pGd-
fn1Grdn laonaltfan1iiefii.
Ipoldister eoustaiat fplafin ID
GlasgoDin fofoltfien idlfaen onat
fopneet banihtsta pDpt6mdsid otta-
mnon G,rglnllnin fuilpannot paltion
on,ailult6efii, mittta tpaiffa ballitus
f:eltdptDi |itd tefer1dst1, min tpoldi-
let ariDelennt, ettd beio1n fonIon
nlielipiteen aiatteelle luolioniiefii
fasuottaniielIa be ipoitpot nlnobcnt-
min pafoittaq i1ostunaan beio6n
nootimufliinIa ilman mofapia laf-
foia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-10-24

Asalfenon' tafoon preEoentin bpDdf-
ipttalp0fii, eli jos preiibentti ei IT,
ferle litd nllefirioittariann tulee ie
laifii iittefin so piim1n fllIuttua.
gd1rsdn lain 1nlfaalr, iota tnlee
poimaan tuleipon milton tiistaina,
ei iaa mDpoa n,itddtt jitonria, iotfa
iiialtdtpat alfobolio er,einpi fuin
pltolen proierttia eifd rlitG1n po=
tenttildhfeitd lnp0sf6d1n, iotfa il
idltdtpdt pli puolen proiertin olfc.
boIia.
Raiffi ilmoitnfiet apiinoisto ia
niioen Dalntistlfiesta iefd obieista,
ioisia 11iitd 1te,ttpotaun tpalmista=
ntaan, opat fielletpt. Qutpatonto
on nrDos ilmoittod rrtisiG tpiinaa on
ioatainalla ie on 1otnriffpnrista. Mio-
neuipot, ioisla tpiinaa on fuletettu,
on lupa ottna lafaipuriffopn.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-10-24
Senaattori Nepberrpn npaalia

d \ eaaatl h IL !, sls u ]. lpllas lIsss II
1pDtettpien l1'nulifnmallltstctl tl1tf;s
mista, ioita OH iln1pitettn tapabt,i-
neen Miebigollin lenaattorin 1ru=
man $. yee,pberrpn tpoolisia tpiilne
tpltpnnn. Observation-Disclosures OF au-
totebtoiliia Serrp Joro ia tpoitti
t1h tl,ueenia tooelihuoesla MALI
tufIi ia ettd Metpberrp of iaarut
pienen ennrnnr:stonli ipaolilafeia
siffontaha Sent on gbts9HEItoin
,ife,.soeparteulentti anianl,t iel,rpa-
man tieDonal,non oloittumtstaan toi=
menpiteistd tGsid ilu,rto buomicta
berdttal1eesid aiiasIa:
rSifeusoeparter1ei1tti on padttd-
mt alistaa piaffoin 8rono Hupib-
fish, Wsicb., fofoontlltpau 1uuriurnn
ti.tfittoipufii ne oletetut primary ie
naalipetofiet ia laittontnt iuuricn
rahailllnlnien fdpttomiiet Obbps-
sunltain ienaottorin tuoaIin D1iep-
oesIa MichiaonisIo mime tpllunru.
Gnnen ia iGlfeen primarpipooIin on
oifelisoeportanelst;Ile fcftp poIituf-
fla ia mposfin hllfilin ipptofiid pe<
tofiista ia fairoQufiista Wiicbiganin
marofl,tpernoorin ia nn.ioen taboIta.
rOepnrten1entti on ,n11r1nnnt to-
td tlltfimltsta iobtmnoon Mr sSranf
s. 0nilenn, ssl,binuapoliiista, ioIla
OF il,nreirlni fnfenrus pao[ipetos<
i,tttuien tutfintiiesia fllin pbbelld=
fiidn toiieIlo ipptt1idlafimiebellG fo-
to n1nasia."
Senoattsia on porifin fertoa eii<
tettp tdtii ipaoliiltttua tutfittaipafii,
mutta oino on alia balttaaltitnut ie-
nootin f"'1iteoin loferrihi'r ltpt IL
n,oitetnan taas ienoatisiafiE aiia o.
tettatpan ellie FIN fi,ultiin o;feusbe=
partementin ii;hen foionneen. Sdnl1
iuttu tlllee epiiIenr1tta beritt0miian
nhtd linirtc buonliota f,in aifoinaon
Xorin'er.inttu, jofo pidttpi iiiben,
A. 3 e
ettd raban pcinlona nolittu ienoot-
tori 2orinter Suinoiiisto ioutl,i pois
fenoatista.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-10-24
8iime ip6an iaaIig Qpntoosia.

@unbenpinn aifoina iobosia oil
bbtpin ebuainen ola pd1uiff0nd io-
ltalaiuoisia iiQd fotnlninun fnpteeni
iai ilturinln,nn ola1 foifista niistd
fa1ppalailpoisto, iotfo fe Ioi1pa fanp.
|pafi Iaaliifieen. aauppolaitpofn
lasti nDptiin ia fe robn iaettiin len
laitDor fopteenille ia ntieblne, iofa
ien oil ottn1tut fiinni. NiinpG 1899
pirtali Rlpn1outb faipungin oiuf-
faat nlos er11td p1indtlG fotlonaor,
fun 63 betposfllor1loa fuletti fnllista
tanaroa, rin1ittdin Gspanian roban,
'ioto fiind oil AZ 1nilioonoa gspan-
Jan 6olnrin. Sc of oio faboesta
|esponialaifesta loitpastn, iotfa A top.
teenia faoppoiiipat ia fllfin heist6 TAI
il1llrimntnn oian fiit6.
Sun 6sfeine1 mailman iota aIfoi,
oil gnglantin iatonrisin Dli 100 nj.
bollista tauppalaiipoa. 9oagin
Ifofous antoi ndilIe Ioitpoiue
foIme pditpdd oifoa 1nennd To-
|tiinfn Jog englantiIaiiet Ioispat foo.
mot fd6trtDd pots n1posfin 5nflan ia.
- &s
,tanrista. Mutta fun tpostousta ei
|gerlinistn fnnpllr,lt 1n16rGdtpn aian
|iiidlld, ioiltnitpot n1r11t Iaipat Gng-
lantin ontaiiuloefii in4parin flun
perdstd t,daludt Iniipot puriebtitpot Il.
los englannin lipulIn. 5itte fun fo-
to. iatfl,i Iiiddntpi onostettuien Ioi-
|noien Infu 150:neen ia lostiarno
|nolfi 85 miIioonann oolIoriin.
9tditd ruboia q iaettu Dffist6dn
|GngInniui.t alserifotilailte ia niioen
pddnifoine tDoat Iiittoaitlnea iai.
nat niistd ofnnfn ia rl,Dos o}a haJee
|Gnglanni1 inoltiofosinan.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-10-24
S farfptefaam Neianeistasta.

apulnisinspebtori Ddpis on tpie.
MT Gbiengoon gbopsmoItoin bali.
tuffeH ipirfdiIiioille IiloiputettolpdfIi
6 ulfon,oaIdista niufagta Dtinnelo.
tasto tnrtoitufielln fdrtoittna beioit
totinsnibiuia. BiiF nriebistd on pb.
teisfunnnn eldtettdspid ID f,iuoes Oh
tebn1t rifoffen ior.o tpioffi bdn,t
lain untfaon moioonn forfoittao.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-10-24
8ansitnt iaomalaiiet napaatettn.
..&..a4~:~r:ox:a .r..n

.SSnoustriolisti1 ilr,oittaa foa.
tteenfd tie6oft ett6 Gust &en6ridion,
%. Aosfelo ia Go. Sin. iotfo dstet.
tdfit nntghtiin 5ouIt sts.. Meories.
Ia iDitetDind 6npindlifen firioHiilu.
ben ldDittdHifestd metfdtD0ldis
iariestdmifen pbtepoesfd on unp,,.
tett,,.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-10-24
5. @. -. :Iaifaa q ole sif.ntta
Amerifasia.

@silma,,feesfa titomittiin dgfen
eras toisfielinen i,iorittonlaun for.
annusta Il. S. 2aine ninrijeae iao.
n'nlnifelle, mutta t,,omori &eo6ing
pcrl.litti ti,on lalitofunnon tiaon,ion
lnai,,en, ettd IS. W. 9 :ldifu6 ei
ole n,itdan oifeutta yboDsmoIIois-
ia
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-10-24
Mmerifalta ppgbetdGn apna
Yietariin.


Mnerifalt l1bettiIdd1r folitta
MuptIista on YboDsnnltaitl tpaItio.
iDirnstoIle Ianpun,lt fenraaIi yuoe-
rtitebilta pppnto, ettd Hietariin ID.
betettdiiii1 ruofa- y. M. aplta min
pion f,tin fa,lp,lnfi on tpolloitettu.
Mlll,ten tieoot gietarin uauoituffes.
ia ia piiritpfiestdfin opot pield bp-
min ristiriitailia. -
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-10-24
2affo 9bSntiebea firiapaiussja.

Rdiiu6lebti fertoo, ettd Guperio-
risia ilnlestppdn .tDoDdenleboen~
Tp0mieben firiopoirosia on loffo
fen tofia, eta ii6nnist0 ei ole b.
Ddfibnpt latCioin pnati1nusto ,Diif-
toponosto ia tp6p1i,pdst6
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-10-24

40 fnolnt fainOsonnettom
Diin,e tiistainn topabtrli 2e,ponf
faimannosfa st. assi,stisfn, Corn
nol1isfa, gnelnnirisfd, topah1rnro,
iosia 40 faipcsmiestd fuoli ia ,iiei-
ia louffanntui.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-10-24

fpaltion panfin .iGlfcen. Npu-
partiian liittpa ipastaan tabbattb
isfn fiiantpifin liitOn innretii
iuoitoffi.
Observation-Disclosures patlfin
liiilfelniiesta ssargosia gpbiois-Ia.
fotasiay on Nonpnrtiinn aiiton mas
ttnstaiien tnboIta pritettp tehbd
'fnoIinisflt MaantpilicIiiiiii, l;,Io-
If,teetfnmaIle 2iito1le. gdstd tupal,f.
ifesta pl, letntettD biIhpftdtpid tieto.
ia fanotnolebtien fautta pli 9Imeri-
tan tdrfoitlfiella iDabinaoittna
.rflaanipiljelijain liifett1. sssa fatioan
Iniian Iltorteeieen t1rrlG topaus olifini
|tDafaiDitl isfn nlitG 2iittoo on fob
'banrl,t fofo len olemasiaoIon ai1la.
'auten olenlnte aifoiientnlin IeIosfa-
meet oil t1ten tarfoitlts r1furgfntr
'faiffi luotto gpnparti'on 9iitoIta,
berdttdl epdlucttanust0 manntDiIie-
'liMin fesfltloesio ia iiten ebfdistG
9iitois eoistpsnlieliieit phielman to-
Iteiitton1irlen Nobiois- -Dafotasia ia
nt,iunIln. SuIiettu panffi oil nir1it-
tain melfotfisin rnba-aiioisfa Clifton
|obieGnon nritaifesti penistettuien
|rabo- ia teolliii,l,glaitpsten fansfa
la eIlei ie oIiii iDoinut t1pttdd iitosl.
NM fiiqolI ~ tIlIlt tfanl1s 'iito!I 7,
slliAidais q ]lsa,l.
ganornpilieIii1in Iiifett1 tilnte.
n1attomot ib11ettelitpdtfin miten Qi;'
to aifoi iuoril,tun tnosta tpoifensta
puln1dsta ia 5orgoon tpiim, tiistoif.
Fl f1tiittua fofousta obotettin Iiitoi.
funnattaiien ia tpostustaiien tabolta
il,urella nielenfiinnolla.
Sen iiidan, ettd fofous oIiii muo.
bostunllt epdtoitpoiiefii ia bajaart.-
nusta iDnnpttdmdfii futen nnstug-
taiat toitpoitpot ia usfoitpotfin,-
ntultttui ie fiAtrimrnffi ia i1nost,it-
tatpinnrafit ioitfotofoufiefii n,itd
2iiton bistorin tltrttee. clifton pre-
fioertti u. 6. EonnIep tiIoifuu6esln
pitdrndsi6 pubeesioon laufuifin, eta
bdn on pitt6t aifaa tpaiipantnt
pddtd6n fpipmpffend miten tpoitoi-
fin idriegt1d oifein iiuri Clifton to.
fous. mh1tta Jos iofu pIifi foImc
Diiffoa iitte bd1eue fanorut, eta
Gargon Mubitoriunri (iobon mabtuu
1000 be1tteG) olifi liim pieni tuoI.
laiielIe fofoafielle ia ettG toiiia TO.
fo,,fiia oliii iariestett6ipd fnonIle nil.
I'd tparten, iotfa eitpdt liiGGe n1obbii,
min b6n oIi;i r,,nrr,t t,,oIYo;sto q.
,,oioo b,,rr,,fii orar,eri mr. so,rnIen :
Maltta illuri min f1spi tpiime
tiistaina Gargosio. Mannontoi.
;rtono il ormio;ti;, fo,,n,,,,r;in soo.
t,,,,,ae,, / ooo ,noo,,.,ir;eri;a; W,,o.
repr Dn;i,ra;;,, ,,,ernesia t;;s,oi,,o ,,rf
i 5 ooo ioo,nur,,+ ., nm enii,,,;;..
non fofo,,s irtona;,narra orioi IN
g,,o;tori,,mi Ss;;riaa,, ,,,n;;to,, tsntee,,
oboett,, ID ,,,,,ret io,,fot h,,,nteri,not,
rosurro eli;ntt,,,is ,n,h,,;io ;onaoIro,
oifoo. aama,, ,,r,tensss;;s; ;,,fto;t.,,,.
SI~~V~S~t0s lutAutICuts
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-10-24

n'onparti$alt Iiitclt
1llabtapa vsinlall-
ndyte

aofcMs paattad tebbi iuastnstaiien
inlfemasta pantista ianrimman
rabalaitofien Yobiuig-0 0afptasjd
iDaltiDn tanfin .iGlfccn. - 9tpu-
partiian liittDa ipastaan tabbattb
isfr faantpifin liiton innrefii
iuoitufii.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-10-24

NaHco s :ud fiiDuuo J ]
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-10-24

unfi 4 stinsa,
Rem Ocrf 9eilIs. /:
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-11-13

widowed by the war will sacrifice her
furniture in order to get enough
money to return to the country of her
birth.
A buyer visits the flat, the woman
shows a bookcase, the price is agreed
upon, but when the doors are opened
a row of old school books is disclos-
ed. The widow bursts into tears
and explains that the books belong
ed to her son, who left his studies to
take up arms and was killed two
months after he had left home. The
prospective buyer consoles her and
to help her forget her grief pays her
double the price asked-Kansas City
Star.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-11-13

An Ohio river resident tells us
there is plenty of money scattered
along that noble stream most of it
however, in the little banks Of that
region. He says. there are villages
hanks that house a million dollars,
nearly all OF which come from the
hurley weed that has made tobacco
culture so famous and profitable. 1t
has filled the land with automobiles
and happiness everywhere abounds.
Though one is not apt to extol to-
hacco as the finest weed that grows,
it is quite easy to list it among the
sources Of financial prosperity. And
when a fellow sits with bunch of
barley and capacious pipe at hand,
he is very apt to forget the perplexi-
ties of life while he remembers those
millions in the banks.-Ohio State
Journal.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-11-13
STRANGE THING FOR
YOUNG LADY TO DO

A few days ago this Office received
a letter from Rockford which con-
tanned purported copy of an item
a Rockford paper, giving an account
of an automobile accident in which
Miss Mable Oates is supposed to have
been killed. After the paper was is
sued a relative called at the Office
and stated the writing was andoubtly
that of Miss Oates. A message of in
quiry was sent to Rockford and the
mother, Mrs. Emmo Kunce, writes that
although her daughter denies sending
the letter it was no doubt written by
her. She says she is sorry she will do
such things and also says this is not
the first time she has caused similar
trouble. The letter also says Miss
Oates was reading The News at Rock
ford when long distance message was
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-11-13
FATHER JAMES OUTWARD OF ST. JAMES MINNESOTA,
WRITES A WORD OF APPRECIATION FOR AN ARTICLE
WHICH RECENTLY APP cared TN THE BARABOO NEWS

above mentioned he sends the fol-
lowing original lines:
Mother of painters, of poets of
priests.
She cared very little for worldlings
or feasts.
She brought up her children to love
and fear God,
And her ashes now sleep meath the
pine-sprinkled sod
Maker of abs and of lace for the
altar,
Her heart never weary, her hand did
not falter
And now she heholds our own son in
his glory,
While whispers from earth keep re-
peating the story.
Oh, mother Of painters, of poets, of
priests.
Remember the four who are still in
still in this life:
And pray that while keeping its
fasts and its feasts,
We may soon be with you, having
ended all strife"
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-11-13
BY Hugh Kelly

In a personal letter expressing his
appreciation of the article that ap-
peared in the News short time ago
relative to the Durward paintings,
etc., Father James Durward, of st.
James, Mimi says:
81 do intend to reopen ST. Mary's
of the Pines by my 'priestly func-
TONS I have men at the Glen MAX
ing some needed improvements, such
as new horse bridge, etc. Had /
the means would certainly erect
the fearful foot bridge like our
path through time / have here a life
sized figure of our Lord crucified
that want to place on the opposite
side of the stream to balance the
Guardian of the Glen. I have also a
collection of fourteen statues, one
for each of the fourteen stations of the
Cross. Later, when you get ready
to puff my side of this Glen problem,
/ will give you more of my plans
Apropos of the comments I made
on his mothers life in the article
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-11-13

may be November. God only knows.
always used to send mother chez
que ON my birthday to thank her for
my birth. Now it is hard to feel glad
l was born, save as read, and say
over ''that I know to be true of the
life beyond and the bliss of Mir
vana, which is not extinction but
Union with Universal life and con-
scious companionship with those we
love. You, Louis, Robert and / will
be part of it and our powers of joy
and usefulness beyond description.
| have such proof of this l cannot
doubt Dear Robert Walton (see my
''World And To is a great mystic and
he came here last week and told me
never to question the truth OF my
Roberts essages-that they were
the real thing; and my sickness now
only the Citing rid of old Karma so
could go direct to him as the end
Nov my dear brother. / am tired,
SO goodby. Think of me looking out
on earth's paradise herea O such beau
ty! and with every luxury to make
my sickness bearable. Ella"
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-11-13
MISS ZONE GALE NOTED WISCONSIN AUTHOR VISITS
MILWAUKEE, BRIEF SKETCH OF HER WORK is GIVEN
pY GRANT OVERTON IN WOMEN WHO MAKE OUR NOVELS

Overton says: 1.-THE book has not only
made ABSOLUTELY necessary her inclu-
sion in any record of American Won
en- novlists, but has placed her in the
front rank. For, however we may ar
ray the women writer's OF the United
States,no one who has read Birth is
likely to deny that it possesses some
of the attributes of greatness and
literary permanence or that it has its
share of the qualities which lift writ
ing out of time.
when Birth appeared some people
were bewildered. One reviewer asked
what had become of the Zona Gale of
Frindship Village. But those whose
saturation point for sentimentality is
decidedly, and as we believe, health
fully low. gave great shout of satif-
faction to which added sounds of adj
miration formed contrapuntal bass.
The fact that at this writing Birth
has not been discovered by the large
public which such book intimately
commands is of little Importance That
will come. The failure of many book
reviewers and book reporters to detect
and proclaim its distinction is an in
dictment of book reviewers more spe-
cific tand danming than generality
in which we might indulge
Peace in Friendship Village, pub.
lshed by the Macmillan Co. during
the autumn and Miss Lulu Bett, to be
published by the Appleton co, after
Christmas, are two of Miss Gales lat
est productions
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-11-13
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX, SENDS WHAT MAY BE HER
LAST LETTER TO BROT HER RESIDENT NEAR MADISON

What may be Ella Wheeler Viii
cox's last letter is here given. Mrs.
Wilcox died October q, 1919, at her
home in Bradford, Conn, and there
her ashes remain, following crea-
nation. She long had suffered from
cancer of the breast. The letter Wa
to her brother, Marcus p. Wheeler OF
Windsor, Dane county. 1t was written
with pen and ink and one must be
quite familiar with the chirography
to decipher it-for Mrs. Wilcox al
ways wrote poorly in a physical
sense, yet this letter; composed only
twelve days before the hand was still
ed in death is rather more mystifying
that usual. Mr.. Wheeler had written
his sister that, in order to get well,
she must get out and walk on the
grass. But, says, Mrs. Wilcox replying
under date of October IS:
Il am not walking on the grass but
on camelhair rus bro't from India
Last night I had a wonderful sleep
and today feel new strength. Yet the
gain iss low. I feel will be cured in
time but it may be years and still it
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-11-13
THE OIL OF LIFE
ton.

Refined speech is an aid to man
ners. Manners is the oil that makes
our social machinery run smoothly"
This is the contribution of r. T..
Cooley of the continuation school.
speaking for the campaign for better
English Mr.. Cooley strikes down to
the root of the subjects. Our great
est need of better English is not to
make us more artistic, more erudite,
or anything like that, but to help us
work together better.
Poor speech, slangy talk, careless
use of words-the things are not
crimes. But they are failures in the
equipment for life. They have set a
limit to the accomplishment of many
an ambitious man or woman. Sloppy,
anyone favorably. Slang is too often
inaccurate talk is too often a sign of
loose, careless thinking to impress
an apology for having nothing to
say. These are defects not evaded by
fine clothes or show.
The campaign fer better English
will not succeed in doing away with
these things. Its best hope is to warn
people, especially young people that
the words they use count for them or
I, against them, that good English is
an accomplishment that will make a
good impression on first meeting and
go far to build a reputation for care
full thinking, good manners, ability
to fill important positions -Milwau-
kee Journal.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-11-13
Milwaukee INQUEST
HAS BEEN HELD

The inquest into the accident at the
Lisbon road crossing Of the North
western railroad, Ocober Fl, in which
Mrs. Francis A. Malone, her small
son, and her cousin Carl Gettman lost
their lives had been adjourned at
Milwaukee pending an Improvement
in the condition of DR.. Francis A.
Malone. At Fridays hearing, F. Nc
Henry, flagman, Fred Gross and
Henry Lille, fireman and engineer
Of the train which struck the car,
and William Pagan, section hand,
testified that the car had stalled on
the crossing.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-11-13
AWFUL MISTAKE

According to Count Won Bernstorh' s
testimony before the reichstag sub
committee, the kaiser blamed him for
permitting the United States to send
James w. Gerardo to Berlin as am
bassador
One can imagine the chagrin of
his former majesty on discovering in
the new representative Of the United
States something more than the or
binary diplomat, in fact real stall
wart American with the direct Ameri-
can way of going at things Mr.
Gerard must have been a disappoint-
ment.
Here was one place where the i'm
periaI war plans went wrong, Bern
storff should have provided figure
head for Berlin 1t was unforgivable
in him to have allowed Americanism
to be pitted against Germanism, di-
reetness against intrigue honor
against perfidy. He might have known
that the kaiser would have no chance.
Milwaukee Journal
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-11-13
This and That

Just when leather is very scarce
and a pair of shoes costs what mi
ght be regarded as kings ransom
in these days when the market is over
stocked with kings, leather overcoats
have become popular. Fashion is
always whimsical Ccicago Daily
News.
The Woman's Study Club of Pack
waukee, Wise, of which Isabella S.
Burnham is president, with the con-
operation of Gov. E. L. Phillip, has
saved large oak tree on State High
way No. SO says the American For
stry Association of Washington. The
route was changed when the COVER
nor intervned and the tree, forty in
ches in diameter saved it from the
axe.
A small cactus, the jointed opuntia,
is widely distributed in arid regions
from New Mexico northward. In
some mysterious way it has reached
many dry rocky lodges in humid Min
nesota and Wisconsin writes D. LANCE
in the American Forestry Magazine
of Washington. few years ago on
a canoe trip on Lake of the Woods /
found fresh joint of this cactus
among the boulders of the Ontario
shore in a densely wooded region.
How this plant reached this spot has
a secret to me. Two species
of cacti are found near Baraboo
Talk about statesmen, writer's.
dramatists, philanthropists, theolog-
ians, artists, or what you villa cir
Gus man like Alfred T. Ringing
who just died+has probably produc-
ed more positive happiness in the
race than all the rest of the solemn
and pretentious, company put to-
gether. A man is never old until he
is unable to get fun out of the circus.
New York Herald.
q y *
Naturally enough cobblers pause in,
differently in their pegging over the
news that shoe prices will decline
next April.
For it's winter that tries mems
Democrat.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-11-13
DEER A NUISENCE
TO FARMERS NEAR
HIGHLAND CENTER

Deer are becoming so numerous
in the southern part of Richland
county that farmers are wondering
what is going to be done about them
as they are real nuisance Their
visits to the fields are so frequent
that farmers must take daily care Of
their crops to avoid damaging depre-
detions Recently one farmer of Orion
husked out IA shocks of corn and as
he completed his task late in the
evening, he of necessity, left the corn
piles in the field. In the morning he
found that some deer had either eat
en- or tramped into the ground the en-.
tire crop from those IA shocks. The
farmers are waiting for the state con-
servation commission to take some
action.