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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-02-20

KENNEDY-what do gain by all this'
We other devotedy He never What
does my past He took me for what was net for
That horrible shadow shadow Of yesterday
shadow Of unreal yesterday yesterday that belongs
to no one-to no one!
KENNEDY-You can't soften than with
Serano
Give me the letters promise / you
in my power Only give them to mel
XENNEDY-why can't you do the same thing while have
cLAIRE-Because they-they when them
KENNEDYSThat's just why I'm going to keep them.
CLAIRE oh sudden uncomfortable hystea)Leave me! Co.
KENNEDY~You1icgo through with na
CLAIRE-Ill do what can! Only leave me now! Go! Don't
see I can't stand you any longer
KENNEDY (oyimly going to odck-rm going There's nothing
1S5 od Sey Go Col
so, s G Is sSs to s a. back s ami"
se Of Senator heard
t,ess is in the living rOom' All right - O. .,,,
What ' shall 1--WE we dol What shall we do!
orcope Without oord he darts behind curtains Cors
stricken goes teeoy to the seee snd lies doom
ator Seddons enters Is tain pirile
yine seee his face re'ares into loOes o0n smt1e)
CLAIRE ('oith dficultU-A little You-youre home early
aren't you Carlton?
Dinner with you incentive (seats himself
Dearest il YOU would only know what this me,
To sit you this way! (Takes hdndJ It's real
happiness!-the crcwning joy in ife
CI.AIRE-I really $3.50 much to you?
CARLTON-You mean everything
CLAIRE above whisper)Everyhing fStp0glin0
berseD) Dear! Tell me-tel about Serano-Gu
seppe Serano. The have much about him. You
think hm-guity?
peculiar oppression his horden)
the worst criminal this other country
has seen!
CIAIRE-You thee-there isn't that
he's innocent?
CARLTON-Chance? Serano innocent? he
IL there's He's been involved repeatedly In
horrible crimes conceivable 1 you
each time his honorable political party
him!
CLAIRE-But, this tme-for this
derstand hehes innocent-hat his political enemies
striving to him executed Just because be-he
at the last election.
CARLTON-Acve! That's pretty OF saying that Serano
murdered two watchmen Of another party who refused to
with the ballot boxesl Acivel (RisinpJ
the District Attorney determined to bring
justice for all and his filthy party damned
Justice is going to defeat politics this time!
CIAIREAnd you-you District Attorneyyou would
try to convict him. too?
CARLToN knew I'd be shot down by his the next
dayi I'd die knowing relieved world OF the
worst maniac I'd be saving other
lives by doing Cldire gropino and fright
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s s ss 's sss ~ons she
CLAIRE (hystericany)-Then can't! can No. WON'T
WON'T I WON'T No, I wont!
KENNEDY looming foh from curtained aooue letters in his
Ais s appeal to
seranos life would be saved It (Grm.
~ But II she thought wouldn't keep my promise she's
cARLToN-And you polute your
CLAIRE lcouched settee, ohisper-
IL love you! 1 love you!
KENNEDY-wil you take them3 don't want them
CARLTON accepting them merely 9laHc"9 at the top one-
oIAIRE-Read them love YOU love you,Remember; al
CARLTON (as he stHGs letters into his inside pocket looking
my
looks at him NJ c bst Ssn A sn
wife was fully aware war 81 the 'ha' na0 once
(Ciaire rises simultaneously dased and nysericarJ
you Matchmaking
that it was Dasney himself when he was court ssnog
the terrible wrong he had done woman-wth whom he
to live ne n sds before
senator and he begged to give her chance
Kennedy Good God, II can't believe it,
sble discovered his former relations with wife and
letters she had written hm-with which to blackmal my
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS been terrible mistake l.
another surprise In store for Emphasizing each word
I've known for week that we're going to backmai my
wife!
KENNEDY-You-you knew
CARLTON-t Dabney who to me week and in
formed that you wanted some letters you would send
him the letters he had honorahy
given years instructed him to them to
you-as he has.
KENNEDY-Soi Dabney! Yellow dog
CARTOON gave my maid Marie description of and
telephone the moment entered this
house That's why I'm here earlier than expected!
KENNEDY-I-I must be going.
CARLTON ringing be)Not just yet have still another
prise Mr. Kennedy ENTER Marie Kennedy oares
at hers Marie, there's gentleman waiting outside Send
him In.
MARIE-Yes, sir. (Erts at bdckD
KENNEDY-Wha-w you trying to dor
CALTONYou filthy backmailer I've tried for to get
in position like this-and at last I've you! You're
going away on a little vacation, Mr. Kennedy. ENTER
policemen back Take him with you I'll appear against
. him personally. a.
(Kcnnedp crushed without a cord permits himself TO
be taken VficerD
CLAIRE (tremblnO-And when you--you married me-you
knew--knew all the time
Carl, TON--what wonderful little you arei
CLAIRE cryinO hpstccduyCartonl Carlton! (She bfes
herself In his embrace as the .
CURTAIN FALLS
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ne Shadow of lesterdayAIn2s%s

.soomp!sce". smsmMy dear lady you tore s
TYP ss copies Inc originals are '' ''''' '''
cr.AIRE-You mean - Cmoansng), oh-h 20 mel
You have no right them! Give them to me. sayi
KENNEDY-Tm sorry-but not Just yet
cLAIRE-what do you want with themf why-why do you
KpNNEpY~Bsc.u.e there's no other way out
CLAIRE-What do you meant
pose your and the world learn that you had
lived Dabney-thst you were hiss
CIAIRE-How you'll That isn't true! He deceived me!
mock marfiagei I didn't know t-it too late!
marriage not that doesn't change the stu
CLAIRE (snuddsrino)-And didn't know he was drug
KENNEDY-Just suppose it became known that the wife of
cLAIREwNo mol You wouldn't do thatl couldnt You
KENNEDY.wsn. it's up you,
KENNEDY mean that you Giuseppe seranos
life is sayed-that he isn't sent to the chair!
S KENNsD si1sss1 it what you wish,
needs e%enaOu. political influence to get to the Cow
CLAIRE ~husbandl But the Goyernor-do,
KENNEDY-He can him. whether you'll
all this Mrs seddons but it's this way: The
Well prosecuting serano and won't give him fair
trial He's at him and know he wouldn't mind i killing
little active the last election SO he's going to be rail-
roaded to the chair! You understand
KENNEpY-we of this State has the to
giving any And the Governor could let the be
for the State by the Attorney General.
CLARE-You mean that he-the give
KENNEDY-wh prosecuting thered be nothing to II!
We've got something hm-had 1t for long time-and
he's got with whatever wantl
CLAIRE-I-dont understand
KENNEDYYou don't have to understand! All you've got to
husband reach the Governor
that the taken out Of the District Attorneys
hand into the Attorney Generals
CLAREBut husband anxious Serano convicted
~ where rs ySu IN You've got act to
There's to the first day Of the trial.
CLAIREnBut how-how can influence h him. u r,..,.
a thing in the world he wouldn't do for you'll
CLAIRE-You know-that? How2
KENNEDY-Oh, 1 Investigated pretty thoroughly.
XENNEDYNDared! My dear lady, you don't know me- I'm
is in danger
CLAIRE-One Of your men!
politician they're trying to put away And he's limo
CLAIRE-I don't believe guilty the whole
word-and husband whom even the poorest devils call
the square senator because mes 50 asney an , @
fenced for other crimes, hasn't he?
not here with you I'm here to order
you something! Serano is innocent and my
opinion is as good as any other mans
Hnow s I Vo maSe IN mind
he's not the better of you'll BE- You know you've got to
CLAIRE (,oeaklv)-what-w can l do?
KENNEDYTe him the show that the District
him capital punishment. Mix with little love
CLAIRE ishrnkng back in disgustJ-ohh! Stop!
The is vicious murderer and I'll not make any plea
KENNEDY (.oith stole calm J-ob, yes you
CLAIRE won't' l won't!
(,odIking back. Good afternoon. Mrs. Seddons
CLAIRE here-where you going?
KENNEDY stkng his ues pocket containing the letters-
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he Stac
0s Rights Hss = r. ., %: s.s sss Be
CHARACTERS IN The PLAY
Senator Carlton Seddons Bnckbat Kennedy. sPolican
Clart, His Wife Marie. the Maid
APoiceman
The . richly decorated and l. . fur,
book. from right, goes to door ieH ana
@LARE (trom withinJ-Yesr
MARIE have book, ma'ars
- CLAIRE (enterin0 and taking oook)-Thank you Marie
(oIae comparatively young ~owa" upon Dhose usage
reons happinessJ shall spend the afternoon
reading. I'm tired Please that I'm not disturbed
(spirinsJ And remember I'm at home to tele-
phone call. (she to settee and Hes do0n)
cIAIRE-The senator until late tonight fsi0A
ing Dinner only for one
MARIE-Yes maam. Anything more, maamf
Marie erit. right claire commences read, but sas
drops book her tau portrait she rensoves
on g. Scarcely moment later enters ri0htJ
MARE-A gentleman wishes to you. maam
CIAIRE-But you
your pardon, he the Senator sent
CLAIRE no ercsedlv dropping framed portrait table,
What have ). easa send him I'M
nedr The latter ourv nncouth cooked cigar
sD re"osa the me sas" fond ali too often
c1ATREN yH' What has happened,
s$ Of ca
mny CO. wss Marie has
W W1msow IN Heavens name Nn'' mas happened
KENNEDY calmly seating himself Mrs seddOns. hus
band didn't send me here; ! lied to YOU
to see YOU visited your nus
band this afternoon-and several times this weekin
c1A sTS5t t. save save. q !. l' fife,
KENNEDY-The life of Giuseppe serano You've read about
cLARE-The tried for those brutal murders1 My
pOr Italian being because at
election worked against of the present Office
CLATRE-My does the world
KENNEDY 9ritting his teethwel they've got new think
tell hs'
CLAIRE II You've w0man'' fss'lns' cR'"o'
KENNEDY lpsrtsey sspo'se''sd'-Youre going to tell the
cAIREThs maid will show you to the door! Or shall have
KENNEDY lslol CLINT creeping into his
he Setess her eessyAnd do you think Jack Da0nsy
CLAIRE ay Of her teet-Ja unable to finish the
KENNEDY Ienjoyiso repeating name)-Jack Dabney!
CLAIRE Dc you want of me why do you
KENNDDY-shh door opens and Marie enters).
CLAIREMare you-you will see tha-tha we're not-ner-
rupted.
MARIE-Yes, ma'am. (ErtsJ
cLAIRE-Why do you bring name me' Jack Dabney
years heard it last He means nothing to
Nothing!
KENNEDY-Womens hearts do change!
CIAIRE-I tell you he nothing to me! (WdlyJ He
anything to me!
KENNEDY (removing letters from pockeThese letters
tell different story!
CLAIRE My-letters? He No! No!
KENNEDY-The you wrote him.
CLAIRE (sndching letters him and behind seffee
You shant them! You shant have them You have
right them bits odstc
basket deposits then.)
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Stage Rights AstAor and Play Caof Be Prodso"
49, Wsthost His Written Permission.
CHARACTERS IN The PLAY
Senator Carlton Seddons "Brckbat Kennedy. Politician
Caire. His Wife Marie. the Maid
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-18
TO SEE BROTHER
SHE NEVER MET
IBaraboo Family Leave For Cali
fornia by Automobile to Make
Home There

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Parrish, daugh-
ter Iyla, and two sons. Claude and
Harris, left this morning in their car
for San Jose, California, where they
will make their home in the future.
They have lived in Baraboo for many
years. Mr.. Parrish is a meat-cutter
by trade, and at one time in part
nership with Lucius Bump. conducted
a meat market on Third street. Late
ly he has been employed at the mar
ket of Marty and Marty
Their son, Claude, has been associa-
ted with motion picture concern in
Denver and probably will remain in
that city. Mr.. Parrish expects to con.
tinue in his old line in San Jose.
In California, Mrs. Parrish expects
to see brother whom she has never
seen. She was the youngest of the
family and the brother, the eldest,
had left home before she was old
enough to remember him.
The best wishes of host OF friends
follow the family to their new home
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-18
FAIR OFFICERS
HAVE RESIGNED
George c. Astle as President and
]. A. Martiny as Vice--President
Quit Agricultural Society

Secretary S. A. Re1ton of the Sank
County Agricultural society ha- call
ed a special meeting of the stock hold
ers to elect a president to fill the. va.
cancy caused by the resignation of
Pres. George c. Astle. Mr.. Astle has
been i'll for some time and not able
to fill. the duties of the Office. ]. A.
Martiny, the yice-president, does not
care to assume the responsibility OF
the presidency and has also resigned
There will be meeting of the stock
holders on Saturday afternoon at the
G. A. R. hall to fill the vacancies.
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(From Wednesdays daily
STATEMENT BY FIELD

Walter S. Field, the third person in
the boat at the time of the accident
and who was able to keep afioat, says
the three got into the craft with the
intention of taking him from the band
concert at the north end Of the lake to
the geological camp on the Messen-
ger shore.
Mr. Williams expected to return
with Miss Voiles to the north shore
Mr.. Fields was rowing the boat and
found there was water in the
bottom of the boat three or four
inches. 1t was decided to turn to the
west for the purpose of reaching the
shore. He said he had not taken more
than three strokes at the oars before
the boat was full and went down. Mr.
Fields does not know whether all the
water came through an opening in the
boat or part of it over the side. II
will be necessary to examine the
boat before this can be determined
The time was about o'clock at night
and one could not see in detail.
AS soon as they were in the water
the two young men attempted to save
Miss Voiles. At first she was calm
Williams had walked about fifteen
miles that day and still had on his
heavy shoes. He soon found he haG
all he could do to keep af1oat anC
left Miss Voilessto Field. She became
excited and chung to him. 1t was
necessary for him to float with his
face up in order to throw out the wat
er he had taken. In the meantime
Miss Voiles went under finally fol
the last time. Wi11ams was able tt
swim from one-fourth to one-half way
to the shore and then went down
Fields continued and says it must
have been fifteen minutes before &
boat came to him; he was almost tt
the shore by that time and says thai
although he was much exhausted he
thinks he could have reached land
He is an expert swimmer and with
tennis shoes on was making fair head
way.
He says that he met Miss Voiles fos
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-18
MOONSHINER SHINE In
COURT AT MADISON

Joe Kren, Roxbury man, charged
with making moonshine, was fined
800 and costs in superior court re
Gently. He was arrested in raid on
his place in Roxbury near Prairie du
Sac and Sank City, when still and
a quantity of mash were discovered.
Kren was living in house on the
farm of Robert Breunig, for whom
he worked. He asserted he had pur-
chased the still for $45 and that he
was making his first moonshine when
arrested by the officers.
The defendant told Judge A. G.
Hoppman that he formerly worked
around boilers and that he had found
that whiskey was necessary to over
come the effects of the gas.-State
Journal
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-18
BAND CONCERT.
NORTH FREEDOM
Young Lady Of Village Goes to
Union Hall, Virginia, to Visit
Grandmother

The Reedsburg band gave concert
Wednesday evening in North Free
dom.
Miss Irene Mattox departed Thurs
day for Union Hall, Virginia where
she will visit her grandmother and
brothers
Miss Harriet Congor of Prairie du
Sac is a guest of Miss Polly LANCE.
Mrs. Roy Beers and baby from
Pennsylvania are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sullivan.
Mrs. Anil Lieder and daughter
Irene of Portage are visiting the Ell
mer King family and Robert Lieder
and family.
Mary Emma Hahn spent last week
with her grandparents in Prairie du
Aug. Bender, ST., is i'll at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Glen Brooks.
Mrs. Meysle Hilzewske and children
and Miss Esther Sells returned Fri
day from Dakota where they had been
two weeks visiting relatives.
Miss Marion Dwinnel went to her
home in Baraboo Tuesday after sew
era1 days visit here with her aunt,
Mrs J. Petteys.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Engelke and children
of Milwaukee are visiting at the Al
bert Pawlisch home.
Mrs. c.. G. Apker and daughter Mar
tina are visiting relatives in Ironton
and La Vale this week.
| Mrs. Chas. Hazadlo of Milwaukee
spent the latter part Of the week here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, f.
Lieder.
Miss Marvel Miller of La Vale was
a guest of Mrs. Floyd Grosinske the
latter part of the week. -
Mrs. Otto Smith entertined her
aunt last week for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Goldsmith and chill
dren of Waukegan visited her father
J. Jolitz and sister, Mrs. Sophia. Yum
Ike few days last week.
Walter Draper. and children are
compfng at Growers Grove near
Prairie du Sac. Mr. and Mrs. C. L
Richardson of Prairie du Sac accom-
panied them,
Ralph Draper of Plainville spent
the first of the week here and went
to Milwaukee to attend dentists
convention.
Missse Inez and Mildred Sheir went
to their new home in Prairie du CHER
Saturday after visiting Misses Doro
thy and Marjorie Draper.
Mrs. Charles Johnson and son Lew
is returned from South Dakota Thurs
day.
Miss May Barkenhagen of Baraboe
spent Sunday here at tie Otto Smith
home
Miss Ruth Swartz of La Vale was
the guest of Miss Marcella Shineburt
a few days the last of the week.
Harry, the infant son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Albert Drescher died Wednes
day afternoon. The funeral was helG
Friday at the Lutheran church. His
twin brother died few days before
Rev and Mrs. Bibelheimer accom-
panied relatives of Dakota to Canada
making the trip by auto.
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SOLDIER WELL KNOWN
AT PORTAGE ON THE
WAY TO PHILIPPINES

Mrs. Gust DickoW of Caledonia has
received letter from Corporal Harry
H. Meter, a world war veteran well
known at Portage, postmarked at
Honolulu, stated that he with his COM
mand were on the way to the Phil
ippines; and that he was enjoying the
trip, Notwithstanding they had twenty
more days of sailing before reaching
their destination.
Corporal Meter, a Caledonia boy,
re-inlisted in the regular service sew
eral months ago
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in the~ordinance department of the
army for a year, graduated from the
Madison high school three years ago,
and spent year at the University OF
Illinois studying architecture He ex-
pected to complete his education at
the Armor institute in Chicago or at
the University of California. While
at home this summer he decided to
add a few credits at the University of
wisconsin Besides the brother who
came to the lake he leaves his par
Ients, Mr.. and Mrs Michael Williams
and two sisters, Misses Bertha and
Mae, at home. Another brother, An
drew Williams, is a broker in Chica-
go. Miss Bertha was visiting her
brother in Chicago at the time OF
the accident.
Miss VoiIes was eighteen years OF
age last December and had been en-
ployed in the wooden mill. She had
lust lately returned from Hillsboro,
Ill. where. she spent some time with
married sister. She was to have
been married on the first Of Septem-
her to Leonard Robinson of Hillsboro
| The Voiles family moved here from
! Iitchfield, ILL.,, in March 1920, and the
deceased lived with her widowed mo
.ther on Quarry street. She leaves
the mother, Mrs. Addie Voiles, four
brothers Harry, Walter, Dewey, and
Earl, sister, Mrs. F. E. Davis Oh
Hillsboro, and three half brothers
two of whom reside in Litchfield, and
the others in Greenfield.
The Biologists
| The geological camp includes TWEEN
ty-five students in charge of PROBES
sor w. o. Blachard and G. H. Smith
of La Fargo, also connected with the
university.
First Accident at Lake
This is said to be the first acciden
lat Devils lake since the body of waite,
was discovered, supposedly by james
Is. Alban about 1910. On a previous
occasion a woman died in the water
mot from accidental drowning but pro
ibably from heart disease. At anothe
time a drunken man fell into the wat
Ter near the plant of the American
IRefractoriesd company and was no
able to lift himself on the shore.
Pail Over the Lake
The accident has thrown a pal
over the resorters at the lake. Man
stand in groups watching the search
ng parties or discuss the accident.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-18
The Markets
CHICAGO
CHICAGO

Hogs-Bulk of sales $40 to $1,000
heavy butchers $3.50 to 1000 brtchers
1920 to 1875 heavy and mived pack
ing, $500 to 8.75.
Cottle-Prime steers, $1O.15 to 1045
good to choice $685. to 1890; poor to.
good 500 to $50; low gade killing
steers, $500 to $50.
Sheep and lambs-Weste lambs.
$7.25 to 1875; native lambs, $725 to
1850; lambs, poor to best culls, $4O0
to $500; years, all grades, $626 to-
$500.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-18
REEDSBURG MAN
BREAKS AN ARM

Ted c. Schluter. who owns a gar
age on Main street d. lteedsburg is
suffering with a broken arm. One
day recently he was cranking a trac
tor that was wet and it kicked and
cracked his right elbow bone. He did
not realize it was broken and did
not have it examined until the follow
ing day so it was quite painful.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-18
MRS Nelson BARLEY

Mrs. Nelson BARLEY was found
dead in her bed this morning. She had
not been feeling well for sou.e time
but was as we'll as usual yestel day
after eating her supper last night, e
tired without complaining of any
unusual illness. The deceased was
70 years of age and leaves husband
and seven children, Will and Ella
of this city, Rollo, of Sioux City; jake
of Austin, MINI; Arthur of Mi'wau-
kee; Nelson of Adams; and Belle
of Milwaukee. Another daughter,
Laura died ten years ago. Funeral
services on Saturday at 2;30 from the
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Popular Wants

One cert per word for first inser-
ton in either daily or weekly edi-
ton. Half cent per word for each
subsequent insertion of the same adj
vertisement in either daily OF week
~.
Minimum IS cents.
All want ads cash in advance.
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APPLICATIONS To MARRY
Royal Shultis, Excelsior.
Miss Esther Lawrence, Excelsior

resigned some time ago. The resigna-
ton was sent to County Clerk Cooper
for the purpose of being acted upon
at the last meeting but came too late,
Chairman Andrews replied to Mr.,
Riggert and complimented him on his
long. service The board. elected Al.
bert E. Geffert of Reedsburg to sue
coed Mr.. Riggert Scott Huntley and
c.. A. Clark were also candidates.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-18

the first time that evening and deeply
regrets the fatal accident. He did all
ne could to save the young lady but
on account of the long distance from
shore it was impossible to do so.
Search Continues
Divers have arrived and the search
continues as we so to press.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-18
REEDSBURC Man
TO MENDOZA

Lawrence Strampe of Reedsburg
was taken to Mendoza one day last
week He became suddenly insane
and unmanagable and it was neces-
sary to take him away for treatment.
He was formerly employed in the
Appleton Wooden Mill at Reedsburg.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-18
Obituary
William Radseck

Funeral services for the late Will
liam Radseck were held Tuesday af-
ternoon, at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Paul Schultz, at 2:30 and at the
Lutheran church at three o'clock. In
terment was made in the North Free
dom cemetery.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-18

FARM: The Gatwinkel farm OF
200 acres will be sold to the highest
bidder Aug. 10th at 1 O'Clock, from
the farmhouse miles west of Mer-
rimack. This is one of the best
farms in Sank county. 1t will be
sold in parcels or as a whole-terms
to responsible parties.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-18

FOR SOLE-1920 Ford coupe with
starter, runs and looks like new, new
battery, good tires and many extras.
Inquire Roy Elder, La Vale. Wis.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-18

CUCUMBER pickles and pure apple
cider vinegar for sale. Phone 161SF14.
G. r. Tuttie. 49,
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LOST-lamp rim from Dodge car.
Phone $40 w. Reward.