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ttAtA@eA4atSA ~ JILL - 86R<t
hasn't any rights to.gfve sway ny
more and no longer can xfthdx9w
from the Versailles trsaty-anytffng
she gave away In that pact without
first getting the consent o. the sig
natorfes to that treaty-the great
powers. In other WORLDS Germany
can't agree toe anything, with the
United States swithout khs consent
~ the allies. The peace nsgotia-
stions will be noFns1sily with Ger
many. but In reality with thu allies.
To make separate treaty opens up
that whole question, TO submit
the Versailles treaty. with reserva-
tons means that theA consent OF the
allies to these reservations. is not
necessary. The United States
would merely be approving and
subscribing TO certain articles of
the treaty but would .deeline to be a
party to other articles such as those
Involving the enforcement of the
treaty either through the League of
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JOY

Especial Correspondence
Joy, ILL.,, July 1.-THE Fortnight
Iy club met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. J. o. Sturdevant.
MIR. and Mrs. C. C. Belt OF Aledo
took supper with Mr.. and Mrs. Po-
land in Joy Wednesday evening.
Vaughn SEWERS. son OF Deputy
Sheriff ]. w. SEWERS, who was
overcome by heat Monday, is in a
very critical condition.
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EXTRA SPECIAL

I large triangular polish
mop, and I quart size bottle
of high grade furniture pol
ish, and I 5-foot handle, a
800 value, just $50 to sell at
10, less 20 per cent, now
CSC
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myer. q student In tho university.
came TO his aid and succeeded In
bringing one TO the shore.
Under the direction OF Rtttmyer.
who Is q medical student. hrst aid
was administered.
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Graduated Dish Dryers

Made of extra heavy REFINED
wire, saves wiping dishes, pro-
tects dishes and glassware
from breakage. They hold
from 20 to 80 fiat pieces, also
cups, silver, casserole, pitchers
etc. VIII outwear at least
dozen ordinary dish drainers'
Comes in 2 sizes, priced at I.25,
less 20 percent, now 1.0O. I.5o
less 20 per cent, now 1.A
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visited with her mother. Mrs. T. G.
Taper.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Hemming and
daughter, Mrs. II. H. Wilson. and
son Hugh returned to their home
in Chicago after an extended visit
at the Mrs. C. W. Anderson and
Clifford Ericsson homes.
Miss Ruth Simmons is visiting
at the home OF her aunt, Mrs.
George Oshe. and family at York
Vile.
T. F. Bell, who spent the winter
in California, is spending q few
weeks here looking after his bust
ness interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Burgess will
leave this week for their summer
home in Michigan
F. T. Pritchard returned from a
few days visit with relatives in
Galesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Stephens and
children Of Galesburg spent a day
this week at the e. N. Stephenson
home.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-11
Ramos de VioIeta

Este, sociedad sangermefla efectta
frecuentemente actos sociales gratos y
amenos cue satisfacen o sus miembros
Para que nuestros lectores Sc den cuenta
exacta de la amenidad y esplendidez de
dichos actos, damos a continuation ell
programa de la velada celebrada ell %
de cctubre tiltimo:
1.-Overtura: ejecutada al piano por
la senora o. de Gelpi con acompana-
miento,de fauta por ell nino Luis A. San
chez.
Recitation: EVA" por la senora
Mary Q. viuda Ramirez.
3.-Melopea: ZEN ii sonaba'' recita
do por la sefiorita Teresita de Ti6
4.-couplets: s'La Coqueta' por la
scfiorita Maria Lopez Lebron.
5.-"Fiesta Andaluza" con ell ST
guiente reparto:
(a) couplets: cantados por la sefiora
de Tic. 81
b.-"La Mona de cOlores'' por la
sefiora Mani de Irizarry y la senorita
Catin Palmer
Peteneras'' por la sefiora Inc
sta de vivon1 la senorita Irene L.
Quinones.
d.-"La Buenaventura lefda por la
gitana seiorita Angelina Mercader.
Ell Relicario'' cantado por la
seiiora Aurora ". de Lopez Diaz.
f.-'' Jota aragonesa' bailada por las
sefioritas Sara Polanco Raquel Quino
nes.
Todos los n[pmeros acompsnados al
piano por la seiora o. de Gelpi.
SEGUNDA PARTE:
Ejecuci6p al piano por la nina lii
dia Sanchez.
2.-"Las corsarias'' coro por varias
senoras y senoritas.
Ensayo Fracasado'', pieza conf
ca desempenada por las senoras o. de
Gelpi, Mani de Irizarri Teresa de Ti6,
las seforitas Raquel .ouinones y catin
Palmer,
CoRRESPoNSAL
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LA CANISA DEL REY ALFONSO Y
Ell JEFE DE LA LEGION
EXTRANJERA

Un corresponsal de la prensa aso-
ciada ha dado conocer la sjguiente
interesantisitna anecdota, relacionada
con el rey de Espaiia:
MADRID, octubre 12.- la aventura
del teniente-coro MILAN Astray, he
roico jefe de la Legion Extrarjera es-
pahola y la camisa del rey Alfonso
XIII constituyen hoy en- los circulos
militares la nota simpatica mas ex-
traordinaria.
Cualado ell Teniente- -Coronel concibio
la idea de organizar una legion extran
jera para pelear en- Marruecos el We
rano lltimo, pens6 que la mejor ma
nera era hablar del proyecto a. mismo
don Alfonso. Ell rey en- aquellos dias
estaba en- Biarritz, adonde Sc d.rigio ell
general Astray. =
Alfonso XIII, que conocia de sobra
a Millan-Astray, despnes de oir siien-
ciosamente Ell proyecto del militar, lie
prometi6 su ayuda y suplicole Que Sc
quedara en- su compafiia hasta por la
noche, para que asistiera la recep-
ci6n que Sc iba a efectuar. MILAN As
tray estaba vestido de militaI, con
kaki, etc, y Alfonso que Sc di6 cuenta
de la situaci6n, dijo MILAN que, toda
vez que 6l era de su misina estatura,
pasara sus habitacionse y eligiera un
traje, ETC., MILAN Sc visti6 elegante-
mente y pudo asistir a la reception.
Despu6s de la fiesta devolvi6 al Rey
la ropa prestada, excepto una camisa
que llev6 Ceuta. Algunos mcses mas
tarde, cuando el Rey VIC nueyamente
a MILAN Astray, le dijo que habfa no
tado Ia falta de una camisa, a 10 que
contest6 MILAN Astray 10 siguients
"su Majestad, yo siempre uso aquella
camiss siempre que entro en- batalla y
solamente Sc la devolvere cllando ten
ga sefales de una herida recibida al
servicio de vuestra majestad" !"
Ahora, precisamente, Ell valeroso mi
litar que Sc encuentra gravemente heri
90 en- un hospital de Malaga ACADIA
de enviar al Palacio de Alfonso, en-
Madrid, la camisa manchada de sangre.
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Italia y Ia pOIitiGa de
Europa Central

Italia sigue con natural interes las.
diversas fases de la pohtica centric
europea, y, en- estas dltimas semanas,
parte de la Prensa expresa ma viva
inquietud Las negociaciones que tuvie
ron lugar en- Hallstadt entire Aos Sres.
Masaryk y Hainisch, presidentes de
Austria alemana y de Checoeslovaquia,
respectivamente. Ell aplazsnliento de Ia
Conferencia de Portorose de los rs
tados sucesores' de la doble Monar-
quia austrohingara, la alianza militar
entire Checoeslovaquia Y Yugoeslavia,
ell conhicto entire viena y Budapest a
causa del "Burgenland' Ell 'encer-
clement de Hungrfa, ETC., son motivos
sufciehtes para que los diplomaticos de
la Consulta esten algo alarmados
Italia, que sacrifice quienientos
mil de sus hijos para destruir Aus
tria- -Hungria, no esta dispuesta per-
mitir que un nuevo rival surja en- Ell
Adriatico y en- su frontera noroes:e.
Una fuerte Yugoeslavia no poaria Ger
amiga de Italia, este principle fun
damental de la politica italiana mcti-
vo en- ell mes de JUNO la caida del "es-
lav6filo'' conde de Sforza Ahora bien,
la alianza miItar entire Praga y Bel
grado, asi como Ia, Entente con Buca-
rest, refuerzan la posici6n de Yugoesla-
via, y por consiguiente debilitan la de
Italia en- las cuestiones de Fiun1e 1e
Albania, en- todos los problemas que
estan en- contacto con esas cuestiones.
Italia debe irnpedir toda costa que
sobre el cadaver de la ex Monarquia
de los Habsbrrgos renazca un gzupo
de Estados fuerte y anenazador, sea
bajo ell nombre de Confederation danu-
biana, sea bajo la denorainac ci6n de Pc
quefa Entente.
Ell motive del dltimo grito de alac-
ma de la Prensa italia.a es la cues
tion de la Hungria occidental, que, Sc
gun ell concepto de los diplomdticos
checoeslovacos " yugoeslavos, debia
formar un "corridor'' entire ambos pa
ses Este concepto fu6 rechazado por Ia
Conferencia de la Paz, como contrario
al derecho de las naci9nalidades; pero
Italia teme que una intervention mill
tar de los dos paises eslavos contra
Hungria pueda crear un "fait accom-
pli'' en- cuanto al ''c5rridor' 10 que
originaria al mismo tempo una Jinea
eslava sin interruption de Dantzig q
TN Plume croatia. Si cl Gohierno de
Budapest no ha obedecido ann a las no
tas conminatorias de les aliados, la "a
zop de clio es la actitud de Italia, que
trata. de evitar una intervention ar
mada por parte de "a iequefia EIlten-
tie, de disuadir Austria alemana do
que ella nisma pida asta intervention.
Tai estado de cosas da amino los him
garos, partidarios de Ia resistencia ar
mada.
Para pTevenir una collaboration eff
caz entire nordeslavos y sudeslavos, cier
tos grupos politicos de la Peninsula
Apenina, preconizan una alianza estre-
cha entire Viena Budapest, que ami
quilaria para siempre la esperanza eel
corridor y de la Inca Dantzig-Fiu
me. Este es el prop6sito de Italia, y
este explica su actitUd en- Ell conhicto
acerca del "Burgenland'
Paris, 1921. Andres REVESZ.
LA CAMISA DEL REY ALFONSO Y
Ell JEFE DE LA LEGION
EXTRANJERA
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LA 'REvISTA EsCoLAR DE PUEF
TO RICOn Y Ell NUEvO
CoATISIONADO

Ell Departamento de instruction .ha
tenido la cortesia de enviarnos la ere
vista Escolar de Puerto Rico'' CORES
pondiente al mes de octubre, ia cual
trae un importantisino articulo de don
Juan B. Huyke, en- pro de Ia ameri-
canizaci6n de los portorriquefios en-
defensa de las ideas emitidas por ell
gobernador Mr.. E. Mont. Reilly, en- su
discurso inaugural.
Agradecemos Ell obsequio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-11

Sc ADMITEN ni1as y senori-
tas que deseen annpIiaK sus estu-
dos en- colegios privados asis-
tir a la High School en- los Esta-
dos Unidos. Sc da hospedaje ex-
clusiVanGente a sef1oras y sefio-
ritas. AGUSTlNA MUSA. 129
Wadsworth Ave. New York
City.
Para una information mas
rapida dirijase a la Vida. de
lriarte. Apartado 82o. San Juan.
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IMPERIAL.

El nlejor, mas vsntilado higis
nico CoImado. Gran surtidO de sez
servaS eapaholas, fransesas . itaHs
mas
PRECloS SIN CoMPETENCIA.
surtidO complete en- Gallataa iagls
HAs y americanas. Msysgtsn, r. b
Frutas frescas tcdas las seusaH4s
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CENTRAL.

EdiaciO conssrufds) sxprssamsnss
para ELotel, modernaments eQuipade
con Aacenaor, habit&ciones cen baflS,
tel6fonc, tinbrea euantO reUuiars
81 moderno comfort. Plan Eurspee
Restaurant h sarta. 'Tsl6fenss;
8s1-1144. Bcx 1851, San JOg6. PIase
Principal, San Juan, P, z.
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lNCEATERRA

Propistasia: JoaS q. Rodrigus&
Aanea No. 3. Tel&fcnO 800. San juan,
Pusrts Rico. SituAdo en- una de lss
Principals Gales, cerca del Trer
dol TeaSFo, pr6xime a los Musilss
ecnsigue o. CorreO , dennGs Edinsiss
Fedsrales. Buen tFato. servieiO sx-
sslente. Sc RirveD Cornidaa . dena1aI
Ho- So 25raitsD sbonados q prsesao
naNdanNa .ah
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HOTELl...E..S.
C.ARERE

gituado sn sl coraz6n dc Ia ciudad
Entertainments acondicionado con. to-
doM los adslantos modernos: Aacen-
so1, Telefonos, Timbros, Eagnide8s
6Rbitscionsa CON haiio privRdo sfec-
tos sanitarios. Eapecial comfort psra
eaniIiaS Y viajAntss. Precios mode
EadoE.
TelefonOs <sG y 1909, P. O. Box 8os.
Gale de San Francisco, No. 30. :
San Jvsap. p Y
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rEATRo "RIvoLI'' (Rio Piedras).
: Estreno del dpeto cubano "Rogelini
Mcrita y estreno de la tercera jornada
de la serie francesa "Judex''.
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Sefiores:
La presente sirve para informarles que
durante la temporada q. ha estado practi
cando en- este Negociado, la alumna de
esa escuela senorita Ana Maria Qui1o-
mes, ha presentado servicios efcientes en-
el trabajo de maquinilla, demostrando
alguna practica y buenos deseos para
realizar una buena labor.
Es mi opinion que esta seforita den
tro de POGO tempo negara ser una
buena dactilografs, por su efciencia y
nitidez.
De ustedes atentamente,
Jose NJ. PURCELL, Jefe.
Negociado de Contribution sobre In
gresos. Advt.
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CINE LUNA.

Ep.sodios trece Y catorce de la serie
os opalos del Crimen'' una rsvissa
y una comedia.
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La grandiosa cinta alemana de un
extracrdinario argumento titu,ada eel
Benefcio de los Cuatro Diablos''.
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CINE PUERTO RICO"
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TEATRo LIBERTY:

TEATRO LIBERTY:
Para esta noche Sc ta preparado un
magniaco programa que habra de ser
una sorpresa para ell pdbIco.
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ZINE NORMA.

Norma Talmadge, en- ell grandioso dra-
ma en- seis actos "Isf MOP"
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Una carta
San German.

San Juan, P. R., Nov. / de 1921.
Escslera's Gregg Shorthand School,
santurce, P. R.
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= La bellisina Noak Beery en- ell drama
"El Lobo del Mar.
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ElRC.IA[lQ|..Q|','|l I,
CINE TRES BANDERAs"

El drama en- seis actos titulado "Los
Ojos del a!4na''.
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yINE LAS ANTILLAa.

Billie Burke en- Eel Romance de Co.
ria.
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rEATRo STRAND.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-20

at High Falls, similar to those at
Kilbourn and Prairie du Sac.
Mr. Wildrick is line foreman and it
is difficult building, because where it
isn't all solid rock to require blasting,
it is mostly swamp and quick sand.
Incidentally the smaller towns in
between will be getting lights also
and in the spring they hope to extend
the line on up the horn to Egg Har-
Dor and Fish Creek SO those small in
land towns may have the benefit of
electricity.
It's a wonderful work and the good
roads in this section of the country
are surely surprising.
Kindly send our paper to Box 307,
It's always welcome news from home.
MRS. JAS. WILDRICK, JR.
Green Bay, Wis.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-20
SHOULD WE REJOICE

II you like a world where IA wars
are waging, enjoy it. If you are pleas
cd with a world where 100 MILLION
people are near starvation. laugh and
sing and be gay. If your heart is
warmed by the fact that kings are
coming back into power in Europe and
the ruthless plutocracy which was
whipped to a finish by Roosevelt, is
returning in America, jump up and
s@rack your heels together three tim
~es. If you like the kind of a world
where crime waves are washing over
the cities and hard, gruelling times
are pinching the farmer-hurrah for
it; you've got it. If you like a world
gone mad. where finance is topsy-tur-
Wy; where everyone is rich and no
4one has credit, where we can only pay
our National debts by cancelling what
ether nations owe US, where we can
only get foreign trade by selling to
people who have nothing, and lending
them money to pay for what we sell
them-yip and kioodle. Here's your
financial mad house controlling the
'eommerfe of the world. If you like
sitting on volcano of four big pos
sible wars, and if you like great ar
nament program to eat up taxes that
should go to schools and the better
naent of humanity, rejoice and make
q glad nnise, for your millennium is
here EmporA sazetye.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-20

While in Baraboo, waiting for the
good man to get through with the liv-
cry man, we noted a mother busy
with a baby in its buggy outside the
Reinking Store. Her back was turned
to passersby so she didn't see the old
er child, little fodder, who had fall
len into the gutter and was unable to
get up on it's feet. But city letter
carrier, hurrying along on his after
noon delivery stopped down and pick
ing up the child, set it on it's feet. AS
the postman came towards us, we
said to him, THAT mother never saw
what you did," NO." he said. "She
was too busy, said we again. Eyes,
was his reply, "she was busy" We
didn't know his name; neither did he
know us, but it did please us SO.
Now, if that mother reads ':The
News" and we hope she does, she
will know, why the child's clothing
became SO wet, which the poor child
tried to brush off after being placed
on higher ground
L. A. DUDLEY.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-20

Police in Newark the other night
ran down a thief who had been steal
ing bolts of cloth, and thus found
their way to the house in which be
and his accomplices had hidden their
plumber. After discovering in one
room many rolls of stolen CLOTH they
forced open door and found in the
next room a Communist meeting in
fall progress, and a great stock OF
Red" literature The proximity of
the two rooms, or the uses to which
they were put, may have been purely
accidental, We suppose that there
are some such extraordinary coincid-
ences in this world. But there are al
SO limits to human credulity. -Har-
vey's Weekly.
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By the Way

AT the January meeting Of the
county t~a:d of supervisors II W.
stated there was but one dog in 10
ganyille He must be lonely cur.
4 * x
Teacher-"Name seven prominent
persons who have influenced Ameri-
can affairs?'
Student-"Jesse James, Horatio AL
ger, Charlie Chaplin, Casey Jones,
John Barleycorn and Henry Ford"
Mrs. E. NJ. Lesser Of BaraboO ran
across the following in a newspaper.
The Ringlings, the greatest show
men of the present generation, have
retired from the circus business and
the name will disappear from the
amusement world. A Denver syndi-
cate had purchased the Sells-Floto,
Ringing -Banum C Bailey, John Ro-
binson, Howes London and Yankee Ro-
binson shows.--Melrose Chronicle.
* * *
Dramatic note from the Topeka Cap
ital: Paul Lovewell sends a clipping
from the New York Journal of Com
merce about the first night success
of Miss Lulu Bett,' stage version
of iona Gales novel of that title. It
was New York audience and New
York play house, but the producer
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-20
MONEY IN BANKING

II would be pleasure to give cre-
dit, certainly due for this letter; but
| it came to the editors desk with only
the notation Clipped from a house.
organ"
A bank in New Jersey ran this ad-
vertisement in a local paper; Want
ed-a Clerk. Must be experienced in
foreign exchange-Salary $1,000 a
week" And this it one of the replies
received:
Dear Bank would respectfully
apply for the position you offer. I am
an expert in foreign exchange, in all
branches. In addition, / converse fluent
ly in Gum Arabic, Gongonzola, lola
and Billinsgate. | write shorthand,
longhand, lefthand and righthand L
can supply my own typewriter if nee
essary, and / may mention that / type
write half an hour in ten minutes, the
record. ! would be willing also to
let you have the service, gratis of my
large family of boys, and if agreeable
to you my wife would be pleased to
clean your Offices regularly without
extra charge. The cost of postage for
your answer to this application can be
deducted from my salary. Please note,
that If you have back yard, I would
make bricks in my spare time.
Awaiting an early reply, remain"
1.-THE And"
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-20
Times Most Worth While

I have often read of postcard show
ers, but not until the other day, when
upon my birthday anniversary, sick
n bed and longing FOR "household
faces gone" I received quite a deluge
of the friendly missives, did / realize
what a deal Of cheer and homelike-
ness they can pour into what seemed
on it's surface to be dark situation.
1t reminded me Of the summing up of
a little talk on the Things Most
Worth While" given by Judge O'Neil
at late Historical Society banquet at
Mrs. Ayery's. If / remember correctly
he closed with these words. "our
friendships and our loves"
M. c.. CRANDALL
Barahoo, Wisconsin.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-20
Uric Acid Poisoning!
BY L. H SMITH, NJ. D,

Uric acid stored up in excess in
the system is the cause of rheuma-
tism, and this uric acid poison is
present in the joints muscles, or
nerves. By experih enting and analy.
sis at the Invalids' Hotel and Surgi-
cal Institute in Buffalo, n Y, DR..
Pierce discovered a combination of
native remedies that be called An
which drives out the uric acid
from the system, and in this way the
pain, swelling and Inflammation sub
side. If you are a sufferer from rheu-
r1atism, backache, pains here or
there, you can obt-4in Anuric (anti-
uric acid) at any drug store and get
relief from the pains and ills brought
about by uric acid.
Just step into the drug store and
ask for a package of Anuric, or send
DR.. Pierce lee for trial package. An
uric is many times more potent than
lithia.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-20

There seems to be general approx
al of the agreement to prevent strikes
on the Pennsylvania Railroad system
which has just been made between
the managers of the company and the
representatives Of the engineers and
ether train hands. At the same time
those who applaud it would bitterly
oppose a law of the State or Nation
for precisely the same purpose. Ap-
parently, then, the agreement is not
regardwl as having anything like the
force of law, or moral obligation may
be assumed when legal one would
not be-"
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-20
News Follows For Years

Please send me the paper, daily for
three months.
Kindly drop the Cushman Indian
School off the address list as it some
times causes it to be sent to the other
Indian reservation where the men
were sent when this place was vacat-
ed. This is now. u. s. 2 Fl. hospital
No SO and that will get me.
I enjoy the paper from home SO
much and it is always like a letter.
1t has followed me many years,
through the war, into the east and
now into the far west.
Thanks for the renewal.
LOUIS JACOBS
Tacoma Washington.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-20

I am sending you another foasz
months subscription to your paper
It's impossible to figaro On a longer
time than that as our work does not
keep MS long in one place.
Perhaps you would be interested tC
know OF the work MP here. The Pen
insular Service Company Is bai1dine
a high tension aiRe Between Greer
Bay and Sturgeon Fay SO the Attea
oitv will be connected with the plant