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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-07-15

and East of Mill Bayou. Town
ship ID, Range IL. Also East half
of East half of Section IL, Town.
ship ID, Range IL, containing
1910 acres. assessed at SAG. $780,
90.
Taxes 1882. .O5
Interest and costs to be added.
BRYANT, r. calhoun City, Miss.
Glendale, being fractional East
half Of Northwest quarter. South
East quarter and Wesx half of
Northeast Quarter Section s. AL
so Northwest quarter of Section
80 East Of Tensas River, Town
shin Q Range 9. containing 357
acres, assessed at $3.50. 90. Also
2 mules, assessed at $4,000.
Taxes--------------$ $210.25
Interest and costs to be. added.
CORDER. ]. W.-Indianola. Miss.
Verona. a part r,ereof living in
Section 4, Township 13, Range
13, and fully shown on map re-
corded in Notarial Record Book
90" page 422. containing 500
acres, assessed at S2l.75O.OO.
Taxes $5S7.25
Interest and costs to be added.
COCKERHAM, DIR. II. L.-Cunni-
son, Miss. Osceola, (No. ~. COM
posed of Sections 80 and 85,
Township IL. North, Range II,
East, containing 1895 acres, A.
sessed q $23 3,46O.O0. Also s.
horses, II mules, cattle and
3 wagons, assessed 1t 100000.
Taxes 9086.0l
Interest and costs to be added.
EDWARDS, D. V.-Clinton, Min.
Monticello, IN undivided one-hah
thereof, : the whole composed
Bowman, Vasen, Saltwater and
Oakeruve plansAs1ons, lying In
Sections IL, Is, II, ~ 23 and
IS, Township 10, Range ., con-
tanning 1890 acres, assesssd ct
I rSsa, ,aSaeesz ASe 4 snndllidsi
one-haK interest in Is mules,
4 hogs and agricultural tools. a.
sessed at $4,000.
Taxes $706.40
Interest and costs TO be added.
ENGLE, CHAS. F.-Natches, Miss.
Steep Bayou, being IN undivided
one-haH interest in South half of
Section SO, Township 10 NORTH
Range Q East and West hak o1
Section /, Township 3 North,
Range 8 East containing $40
acres, assessed 1T $6,07O.OO.
Taxes---------------- $122.lo
Interest and costs to be added.
FARRAR, E. H.-New Orleans, La,
| an undivided one-sixth interest
in the Farrar House and lot In
St. Joseph, La. bounded on tase
North by Magnolia Street, East
by Levee Street, South by Court
| Square and West by lot OF Joseph
Curry. Also q parcel or tract OF
! land outside Of State levee IN
/ front Of said Farrar lot, assessed
/ at 100000.
1 Taxes---------------- 5000
Interest and costs to be added.
HINES CO.. ]. H. inc.-Memphis'
Tenn. An undivided one-hah in
terest in 100.56 acres Of land
in Section 49, Township II
North. Range IL East, which u
a part Of Hollywood, - shown
by Deed in Notarial Record
!, Book 20" page 461, containing
i 70 50.28 acres, assessed at 10000
i Taxes---------------- l4.oo
! Interest and costs to be added.
LAUB, s. B.-Natchez, Miss. Steel
Bayou, being an undivided one.
half interest in South halt q
Section 36, Township 10 North
Range 8 East, and North hah
I! Of Section 1. Township Norm
i Range 8 East, containing SZS
acres, assessed at $4,930.00:
Taxes---------------- $il9.os
Interest and costs TO be added:
MORGAN, w. A.-Vicksbrug, Miss
j South half OF Northeast quartet
/ Of Section ~ and al! OF sector
1s, Township 10 North, Range Il
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t2,256.97

i oACS---- 36,6OVsOS
Interest and costs to be added.
SOMERSET PLANTATION Co..
Somerset and Via Mede plant
ations, being parts Of the Somer-
set Estate, the whole located in
Sections 4 5 6 z 8 8 10 IA Is 18
19 % 23 "a rs 20 20 80 81 80
33 81 35 SO 81 3S 80 AZ AZ a.
As as AZ 48 and 40, Township
IA North Range, IL East Also
Sections 35 SO 81 38 80 40 Al
AZ and AZ, Township IA North,
Range 13 East. Also Sections Fl,
25 and 55, Township 13 North
Range, IL East. Also Sections
1,2, 8 and 4, Township 13 North
Range 13 East, 7,175 acres, as
sessed at $144,80O.00. Also 8
horses, 80 mules, 598 cattle, 20
hogs and 6 wagons, assessed at
$13,490.00.
Taxes $4,124.71.
Interest and costs to be added.
SOMERSET PLANTATION Co.,
wildwood plantation, being q
part Of the Somerset Estate, the
whole located in Sections 4 8
Ct 9 10 IA Is 18 10 22 %
"a rs 28 20 80 81 80 33 81
35 SO 81 38 80 AZ AZ A 45 as
AZ 48 and 40, Township IA North
Range, IL East. Also Sections
35 SO 81 38 80 40 Al az and 43,
Township IA North, Range 13
East. Also Sections 21 ,25 and 55,
| Township 13 North, Range IL
East. Also Sections 1, 2, 3 and
4, Township 13 North, Range 13
East, 1927 acres, assessed at
$91, 10000. Also Is mules and
wagons, assessed at $2,200s00.
Taxes $2,44S.l9
Interests and costs to be added.
STRANGE, w. MA 10 acre tract
of Lisbon plantation and house
thereon, bounded South and
West by land Of Mrs. Gorton
and East by Slicer lot, assessed
at $650.00.
Interests and costs to be added.
SMITH ROBERT-A part of Hard
Trial, in Section s.. Township 10,
Range 10, as fully shown in par
tition recorded in N0torial Record
Book CO." page 673, eleven
acres, assessed at 100000. Also
2 ponies, assessed at $4,000
$10.16
Interests and costs to be added.
WORMACK, GEORGE-Lot No. 2
of Deerburn plantation in Town.
ship IA, Range IL, $50 acres, as.
sessed at $1r,4z0.00.
Taxes---- $307.33
Interests and costs to be added.
WASSON, A. Lots Nos. 1, 5, 8
7,8, . and 10, in Square "A" o1
the Price-Field Addition to Eht
Town Of st. Joseph, La, and
] house thereon, assessed at S.
10000. Also 4 cows and l. auto
mobile, asssssed st e230so0.
Texe1- 1tvso4
lntsfoyto and eodls - ~ oddod.
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Interest and costs to be added.
SOMERSET PLANTATION CO.
Backland plantation, being q part
Of the Somerset Estate, the whole
located in Sections 4, 8, 6, z 8,
8, 1C, Ia, Is, 18, 10 % % "a
Is 28 20 80 81 80 33, 81, IS
SO 81 38 80 ~ 43 a Is 46 ~
48 and 40, Township IL North,
range IL East. Also Sections 35,
SO 81 80 80 40 Al l2 and 43,
Township II, Noreh Range IL
East. Also Sections 21, Is and 55,
Township 13 North, Range IL
East. Also Sections /, 2, 3 and 4,
Township 13 North, Range Is
East, 2,848 acres, assessed at
$74,780.O0. Also 2 horses, 22
mules, wagons, mdse. etc., a.
sessed at $13,150.00.
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$4,000. Also 4 mule, / COW, 4
hogs, l wagon, assessed at>$210.-
90.
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Interest and costs to be added.
CHANDLER, JOE-Lot No. 2, Squaxs
&c" of JacOby's Addition to
Newellton, La, assessed At $780,
90.
Taxes s5.O5
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AoACS- VA6sOV
Interest and costs to be added.
MARION, j. E.-Lot No. 3 of Square
~" of Waterproof, L., and
house, assessed at $1,250.00.
Also 2 cows and 1 automobile,
assessed at $4,000.
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JchxxN y6Uk El55x6I1us !.
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Interest and costs to Be added.
WARD, MRS. LOUIe-vicksburg,
Hi0. An undivided ono-hah IN.
tosoot r ~ jeo. Z 6 Hnsi6h laads
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CARDWELL STAVE CO-West half
of Northwest quarter Section
25; Part Of Newtonia plantation
consisting of Sections % and
26; Part of Dixie plantation in
Sections "a and Is, all in Town.
ship IL North, Range 10 East.
Part Of Charlton in Sections 80
and 81, Township II North,
Range IL East. Part Of Smyth in
Section IS and 80, Township IL
Sc s;s'1 \ rs S:sss,ss q a. . a:sss;i:s:; a.
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AOASS- - -YEVsVO
Interest and costs to be added.
MILLER and ELLIS-Rosebush,
being Lots Nos. 1, 2, 3, 6, 8 IL
and 13 Of Eureka plantation in
Section 20, Township 10, Range
10, AT acres, assessed at &c.
10000.
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Interest and costs to be added.

INTEREST ana c0StS 70 be added.
BASS, MRS. J. K, ESTATE OF-An
undivided two thirds interest in
the Farrar House and Lot in st.
Joseph, La, bounded on the
North by Magnolia St., East by
Levee St., South by Court Square
and West by Lot Of Jos. Curry;
also a certain parcel or tract Of
land outside Of State Levee in
front Of said Farrar Lot. As
sessed at $2,72O.0O.
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BURNSIDE, w. W.-Lot No. 2. of
Hollywood as shown by map in
North Range, Book 90" page Sc;
TOO acres, assessed at SIS, $50. 90.
Taxes- $504.46
Interest and costs to be sdded.
BLAND, ANN-Green Vale, being
South half and South East quar-
ter Of Section II and part Of
Section Is lying North Of Tensas
River, Townahip Is, Range 10;
IT'S acres assessed at $4,000.
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Interest and costs TO be added.
BURFORD, MRS. IDA M.-Clara|
Nook, being Northwest quarter
Section 4; South half Of North
East quarter Section 5, Township
IL, Range 10. Also South half
Of South halt Of North half Of
Section 33' And East half of
7 Southeast quarter Section 32,
Township IL, Range 10; 1915
acres, assessed az $21, $1,000.
TaxeS- $5ZO.V6
Interest and costs to be added.
BIRD, MRS. M. CA part Of Loan.
land plantation, being Section Is.
Township g.. Range Q except
28.76 acres, and excepting also
7.50 acres conveyed r W. A.
Register in partition recorded in
Notorial Record Book "P," page
209; 600 acres assessed al, Sl3,-
$40. =.
Interest and costs to be added.
BUTCHER, T. S.-Firsk Lick, being
Lot No. 2 Of Section s, Town.
ship 10, Range 8; 263 acres, as
sessed at $3,410.00.
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Interest and costs to be added.
LAUB, s. B.-Natchez, Miss. Steep
Bayou, being an undivided one
half interest in South half OF
Section 36, Township 10 NORTH,
Range 8 East, and North half
Of Section I, Township 9 North,
Range 8 East, containing 32O
acres, assessed at $4,930.00.
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/ Interest and costs TO be added.
BURNETT, LUCINDAALot No. 4 Of
Duckpond addition TO ST Joseph,
La, and house thereon, assessed
at $500.00.
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-$OEsox
Interest and costs to be added.
BROOKS, c. C.-Gladstone and
WoOdstiek plantations in Sec
tions 2, 4, and 8. Township IL,
Range IL, except the West end
belonging TO Cheswynde Plant
alton; $50 acres, assessed at
$12,650.00.
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Interest and costs to be added.
HINES CO., ]. H. Inc.-Memphis,
Tenn. An undivided one-hah in
terest in 100.56 acres Of land
in Section 40, Township IL
North. Range IL East which ID
a part Of Hollywood, - shown
by Deed in Notarial Record
Book 90" page 451, containing
80 50.28 acres, assessed at $500.00.
gn
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Interests and costs to be added.
STRANGE, w. MA 10 acre tract
Of Lisbon plantation and house
thereon, bounded South and
West by land Of Mrs. Gorton
and East by Slicer lot, assessed
at $650.00.
TO-. xr6. .AO
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Interest and costs to be added.

ANDERSON, Wm.-A part Of Troy
plantation in Sections 90 and 33,
Township II, Range 10. Section
Al, Township 9, Range 10, as
per Deed in Notarial Record
Book 90" page 470, containing
121 acres, assessed at $2,800.00.
Also horse, 8 mules, cattle,
hogs and l wagon assessed at
$560.O0.
SO
Interest and costs to be added.
BURNSIDE, W.. W.-Lot No. 2. Of
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quarter and East half Of South
east quarter Section 9, except
the East half of the East half
of said Southeast quarter of
said Section 9, Township IL
North, Range 10 East, 2,466
acres. Also . strip of land be-
tween the N. H. & L. R. R.
and Waterproof, Church Street
and Depot Street. Also 800
acres timber on Scotland plant
alton, 800 acres Of timber on
Consuello plantation, one saw
mill under construction in the
Town Of Waterproof, La. Also
A mules and 4 Ford Automobile,
the whole assessed at $50, 10000.
Taxes xes-------$2,162.88.
Interest and costs to be added.
COOK, H.-Part of Loamland in
Sections 10, IL, IA and Is, Town.
ship 9, Range Q. Also a part of
Steppe Bayou, being the West
half Of that part Of the Southern
portion Of Section 2, Township
., AouSc % uceaSuotcu dS AoI
GA" 1908 acres assessed at
$36,340.00. Also 2 horses, 81
mules, 60 cattle, 80 sheep, 10
wagons, 2 automobiles and ag-
ricultural tools, assessed at
$8,050.00.
Taxes $1011.sA
Interest and costs to be added.
MARY-Lot and house in
st. Joseph, La, bounded on
East by Public levee, North by
Wheeler. lot and South by lot OF
Louis FarriA assessed at $780,
90.
Taxes. $7.15
Interest and costs to pc added.
ELGUTTER, MISS Riots Nos. 10
- ~
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NONRESIDENT LIST.

. As<>~S- - - - - f.
Interest and costs to be added.
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Interest and costs to be added.
SAM-House and lot in
st. Joseph, La, bounded on the
North and South by lots of Philip
Jones, on the East by Browns
Lane and West by lot Of Wilson,
assessed at $4,000. Also 1 horse
and wagon, assessed at $4,000.
Taxes ------------ $15.15
Interest and costs to be added.
REYES AND Glasgow,
being South half Of Section 13,
Township IL, Range 10, 800
acres, assessed at $8,390.00.
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Taxes $I5I.3U
Interest and costs to be added.
OSBORN, JNO. W.-Mound Point, in
Sections 16 and 2l. Township Ia,
Range 10 as fully described in
Deeds recorded in Notarial Rec
ord Book 90" pages 1913 and 276
containing 245 acres, assessed at
$5,825.00. Also z mules 6 horses,
100 cattle, 20 sheep, SO goats,
4 dogs, wagon and stock mdse.,
assessed at $5,465.O0.
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Interest and costs 20 be added.
HALEY, r. FAN undivided one
half interest Of . part Of West
half of Section S5, Township. .13
Range 10, being part Of New
Quarters plantation, 103 acres,
assessed at $4,000.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-06
CHARLES SCHWAB, STEEL
KING PICTURED WEARING
A PAIR OF RAGGED GLOVES

Charles Schwab, the steel king, was
pictured recently in the feature sec
ton of a New York newspaper wear
ing. pair of ragged, decrepit looking
gloves. To every appearance they
might have been a little token to the
magnate from, the ash man. Beneath
the picture, was an explanation by
Mr.. Schwab that he had worn these
gloves for over a year"
Dirty, soiled, ugly gloves. And yet
Charles Schwab, one of the greatest
industrial lords Of the earth, proudly
boosted how long he had made them
wear
Mr.. Schwab's boast doesn't ring
sincerely. He probably would not al
wise one of the rising young executiv-
es Of his company to wear. old GLOW
es or soiled gloves. On the contrary,
he likely would call down. that young
executive for doing exactly what he
has Dragged about.
Mr. Schwab can afford to wear those
gloves. If he wanted to he probably
could wear green golf Knockers to
work and get away with it. But the
rest of the world, exclusive of Mr..
Dempsey, Mary Garden, Babe Ruth,
and Other prima donnas who have
arrived, so to speak in their respec-
tive careers, must watch it's ste4.
An official Of the o. G. Hansen Mfg.
Co., one of the largest glove making
concerns in the world, recently point
ed out the statement of noted Amer
lean psychologist that he could tell
more about man by his hands than
by any other physical factor
One look at a mans hand gives you
an instant line on his character. Is
the hand soft and flabby? Or is it the
hand Of man who does things?. Does
he shake hands like a man? Or does
he extend you collection of clammy
fingers?
What do his gloves look like? Do
they show that he is careful of his
appearance, thus indicating his self
respect? Or are they ragged and dirty =?
Worn, ,soiled or out-at-the finger
gloves create exactly as unfavorable
an impression as dandruff on the col
lar or an unintentional open worked
sock.
In spite of these facts many men who
are otherwise scrupulously particular
about their personal appearance new
er grow a bit perturbed upon noticing
that their gloves look like a last sum-
mer's birds nest
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-06
ALMANACS 5000 YEARS OLD
NOT ANY NEW INVENTION

Almanacs are by no means of re-
cent invention, in fact. there is one
in the British museum at present
which was issued during the reign
of Rameses, the Great and is about
5000 year old. In those good old days
almanacs were worth having. Instead
OF telling you that Monday was the
LIST Of April it went on and said that
on that day you mustn't start on 8
journey, Or look at q rat or go out
doors before daylight, as these things
were unlucky. This useful little affair,
WHICH is written on papyrEs, was
prepared for a period of four years
and contained the dates of all the
Egyptian feasts of which there are a
considerable number in each year.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-06
In EXPLANATION OF TERN
'SEA-LEVEL' COMMONLY USED

The following item explains the
meaning of the term "sea-level" what
base line it is reckoned from, etc:
Sea-level in the scientific sense
means theoretical mean or average
from which elevations or depressions
on the earth are calculated. The coast
and geodetic survey, which is govern
ment authority on such subjects, says:
seMean sealeve1 may be defined as the
surface which would be assumed by
the water Of the oceans at rest If
there were no action by the wind or
by the tides due to the attraction of
the moon and sun. The sea-level sur
face is st all points at right angles to
free swinging plummet." The base
line used is theoretical and not act
ua1. 1t is possible that the local sea-
level on one coast will be somewhat
different from the mean depending
on shape and elevation OF coast. For
example careful measurements have
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-06
LAUGHS RECENTLY
HEARD I'm CHICAGO
VAUDEVILLE THEATRE

"Why is a proud girl like a music
box?"
Because she is full of airs"
Where should you feel for the
poor?"
In your pockets"
"What is it every burglar takes
first when he enters a house?
"a chance"
(which is the most difficult lock to
pick?"
"A lock of hair from a bald head -
Who, is the most polished king in
the world?"
BLACK king"
what is good for a bald head?'
Hair"
What skins can be used for ship
,pers which can not be used for
shOes?"
Banana skins"
What makes you so tiny?"
When I was a child somebody rob-
bed my toy savings bank and that
left me short
my stock in trade is brains"
you've got funny looking sample
case"
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-06
HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW?
CAN YOU ANSWER THESE

How many of the following ques-
lions can you answer without refer
ring to the answers.
1 What is the most interestingg In
dian relic IN this country
2 What natural wonder is divided by
a boundary line?
What is the oldest living nation
Of what is New York's Statue of
Liberty composed?
S. What bird can fly backward?
6 Which "They are both alike" or
They are alike?
Z What nationality was Robert
Burns?
What is coke made from and how?
Who wrote "The Wreck of the
Hesperus?
10 Can matter be destroyed?
ANSWERS
1 The Man Mound. 2. Niagara Falls.
8. China. 4. Copper and iron. 5. The
humming bird. s. They are alike. z.
Scotch. g. Coke is made from coal by
heating the coal in a closed vessel.
8. Henry w. Longfellow. 10. No.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-06
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
HOLDS IT'S ANNUAL MEETING

The First Congregational church
held one of it's most successful an
nual business meetings. The weather
conditions and roads being favorable,
most of the friends from the country
were able to be present This with the
large attendance of the members in
the city, brought up the total consid~
cradle above that of last year.
The ladies kept up their splendid
reputation by preparing fine dinner
which was served at noon. The two
long tables in the dining room were
filed, and some of the friends who
were little late, had to wait for,
service.
Immediately after dinner, the reg
ular business of the day was taken up
The minutes of the last annual meet
ing having been read and approved
reports were given showing all the
different branches of church work in
very good condition. A very pleasing
feature of the Christmas season was
the way by which the people of the
church showed their Appreciation
and goodwill, in presenting the pas
tor and his wife with a very substan-
tial sum of money.
After the discussion of plans for the
coming year, the following officers
we're elected.
Trustees. for three years: Messers
George Andrews, Granville Hackett,
Ray Cowles, Frank Attridge, George
Jennewein.
Deacon for three years, Guy Weld
enkopf
Deaconess for three years, Mrs. r.
B. Maloney.
Church treasurer G.. W. Andrews
Church Clerk, Miss Fern Hackett-
Asst Clerk, Mrs. Ida Stanley.
Sunday school Supt Mr. M. c. Cram
dali
Church Ushers@ Messrs. G. e. Kra-
mer, Kenneth Lamberton, Paul Smith,
r. F. Trussell, Robert Moog, George
Jennewe'n, Douglas Duncan.
Pastoral Committee, Miss Belle Far
well, Miss Laura McCulloch
Literature Committee, Mrs. I. F.
Sneathen, Mrs. Pearse Sansum.
Benevolence Committee, Mrs Jer--
ONE Briggs, Mrs. George Astle, Mr.
Cameron.
Music Committee, Miss Lilly An
drews, Miss Opal Kramer.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-06
HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW?
CAN YOU ANSWER THESE

How many of the following Ques-
tions can you answer without REFER
ing to the answer?
1. How long and how wide is the
state of Wisconsin?
2 What is the largest country in
South America?
8 Name the worlds largest body of
fresh water.
Whert are American financial op-
erations conferred?
5 What causes tides on the ocean
Who ranks as the worlds greatest
poet?
T. Which Try an experiment or
MAKE an experiment.?
s Which is the greatest wool pro-
duoing country?
9. WHAT are the dimensions of a
cord?
10 Which would hold the greater
amount of water, a half inch pipe 100
feet long or an inch pipe so feet long?
ANSWERS
1320-295 miles 2 Brazil. 3 Lake Su-
perior. On Wall street, New York.
5.The pull of the moon on the great
bodies of open water. 6. VIM. Shakes
peare. MAKE an experiment s. Aus
tralia. Slight feet long, four feet
wide, and four feet high. 10. An inch
pipe so feet long.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-06

been made by the government to de
eide whether level of Gulf of Mexico
is the same as that OF ATLANTIC; this
was done by running lines across
Florida. The results, though not final,
indicate that level of Gulf is several
inches above that of Atlantic. 1t is al
SO known that local sea-level along
western coast of South America is
slightly above normal, owing to gravi-
rational attraction of Andes mountains
These matters have not been entirely
cleared up and much remains to be
learned.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-06
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"Pape's Diapepsin" instantly
Ends Indigestion, Sourness,
Stomach Acidity

Are Jumps of undigested food caus'
ing you pain? Is your stomach acid,
gassy, sour or have you fatulence,
heartburn? Then take Pape's Diapep-
sin.
Just as soon as you eat tablet or
two Of Pape's Diapepsin all that dys-
pepsia, indigestion and stomach dis
tress caused by acidity ends. These
pleasant harmless tablets OF Pape's
Diapepsin never fails to make sick
upset stomachs feel fine at once, ano
they cost very little at drug stores.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-06
EVERY HAIR ON HEAD is
SHAPED SIMILAR TO HEAD

A Chinaman has a round head.
Every hair on his head is shaped
likewise. That is to say, a orossec-
ton of it Gas seen under the micro
scope) is circular People of our own
race have heads that are more or
less oval in form, as your hat will
show. The hairs of your head are
likewise oval. in section. Nobody
knows why there should be this sort
of corresponding head and the shape
of the hair. 1t is just fact in nature.