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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-12-06
EAST LIME RIDGE.
LADY GIVES sSHlWFR
FOR RpynT To 7

Last Saturday evening Mrs. Ira
Wheeler and sister Mrs. Guy Wheel
er of East Lime Ridge gave miscei-
Ianeous shower in honor Of their sis
ter Madlin at the formers home. A
very good time was had by all pres
emit. The bride to be received a nice
lot Of useful and beautiful presents
to remember this vicinity by a
bounteous lunch was served to which
all done Justice.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Wheeler and
children were callers at the Herman
Schultz home Sunday.
The Misses Jessie and Gladys
Hainstock and Herb Steinhorst ali
from Madison spent Thanksgiving at
their parental home here
Mr.. and Mrs Noah Warren enter
tanned for Thanksgiving dinner,
Frank and Fred Warren, Mr.. and Mr..
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SANDUSKY WOMAN
GOES TO IOWA

Mrs. Charles Holmes of Sandusky
left Sunday for Iowa, where she will
spend two weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Mike Barrett.
Mrs. Oren Goodell passed away Sat
urday morning at her home near Hill
point Funeral services were held at
Sandusky Tuesday afternoon and
was laid to rest in the Sandusky
cemetery beside her husband who
passed away ten years ago.
Those who entertained fol
Thanksgiving were Charles Holmes,
Jasen Progty, Homer Has Cts, Will
lam Mccartney, c. B. Powells, G. A.
Powells and R. w. Powells.
Floyd and Nina Mead have gone to
Donald to spend few weeks with
their sister, Mrs Homer Goodelll.
Quite a few of the people in this
vicinity attended church at Lime
Ridge Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Snartz of st. Louis
is Sp0uuluS Il lew udyS dC me II. IN.
Powell and F. w Zureg homes.
F'redonia and Mary Croal came up
from Milwaukee Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with their aunt, Mrs
Mary Croal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Grover spent
Sunday at the G. A. Powell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jaquish ana
family spent Sunday at the Elmer
Angle home.
Mrs C. B. Powell was a Sunday
afternoon caller at the Thomas John
ston home.
Andrew Medsen Left Saturday
for Madison
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DELLONA & NORTH EXCELSIOR

A basket social and a Thanksgiv-
ing program was held at the Butter
field school recently. s38 was realiz-
ed from the sale of the baskets. Miss
Lena Gaetzke is the teacher.
John and Henry Lindsay spent
Thanksgiving at the home of their par
ents here.
Miss Hazel LawrenZ attended the
wedding of her friend, Iva Beier
near Walton, Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bass and chill
dren attende the Burton familyreuni
on in Fairfield Thanksgiving day.
Mrs Bass and children visited until
after Saturday with Baraboo relatives
Mr.. and Mrs Clifton Dryer enter
tanned the William Simpson and Obee
Retzlaff families
The John Astle family spent Thanks
giving day at Ray Astles' in Baraboo
Alfred Burton of Baraboo visited
his cousin, Percy Bass from Thursday
until Saturday:
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-12-06
PLEASANT RIDGE FOLKS
RETURN FROM TRIP TO
NORTHERN WISCONSIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Herwig and
children of Pleasant Ridge returned
Thursday from a. trip to northern
wisconsin. While gone they visited at
the J. H Wyman home in La Crosse
and spent several days at the F. L..
Butterfeld home near Cornell. They
also attended the semi annual Guern,
sey sale held at West Salem on Nov.
22nd.
A. j. Claridge returned to his du-
ties as tester Of the Ithaca-Lone Rock
association having spent the 1past
week at the Herewig home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gugel enter
tanned a company Of relatives and
friends to dinner on Thanksgiving
da.'
M. and Mrs. August Hinrichs and
children and Miss Emma Halbersle-
ben sront Thanksgiving at the VIM
Halbersleben home in Reedsburg.
Ed Schaffer and sons attended a
party given at the Emil Schaffer
home on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mckinney and son
Charles visited with relatives at La
Vale on Sunday.
Miss Audrey Geffert spent her
Thanksgiving vacation at her home
in Reedsburg.
VIM Kruse and family ate Thanks
fFving dinner with relatives near
North Freedom.
Henry Hamburg and family and
Theo. Herwig and family were among
those present who were entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Hamburg of Reedsburg on Sunday
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s50ITy rPETK

The Stones Pocket and the Fern
Side schools had vacation from Wed
nesday until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Rosanbaum and
sons from Leland and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Grass, Joe Grass and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wilhelm from Black
Hawk were entertained at the Eugene
Stewart home for Thanksgiving dim
ner
Mrs. Earl McGilvra and son La
vern spent over Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kunzelman at
Baraboc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Buelow and
daughters from Prairie du Sac, Mrs.
Minnie Buelow and son Gust from
Leland, Harry Guetzky and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hanusa and children
were entertained at the Herman
Buelow home for thanksgiving din
me-.
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ANNUAL REUNION HELD
I'M FAIRFIELD HALL

Mr.. Smith Of Chicago occupied the
pulpit of the Baptist church in Bara-
boo and Fairfield last Sunday in the
absence of Rev. Savage who went to
Pontiac, Mich. to spend Sunday.
The Willing Workers meeting next
Thursday at Milo Delays home.
Monday afternoon, Nov. Goth Miss
Ardine Wee Higgins made her appear
ance at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Roy Higgins and demanded board and
lodging. She was accorded royal
welcome and place in the home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Porter and Mrs,
Sarah LOOMS were Thanksgiving
guests at the home of Roy Higgins
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla entertained
for dinner Thanksgiving: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Caflisch and family, b,
r. Thomas and Percy, Mrs. Jennie
Thomas and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Thomas and family Ind Mr..
and Mrs. Herb Thomas and family.
A very enjoyable time was spent
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Wagner and
children Earl and Merton Webster ate
Thanksgiving dinner with Foster Har-
rison and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wretland en-
tertained relatives and friend on
Thanksgiving: Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Beardsley and son Roswell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Seabo7n and children
spent Thanksgiving with their mother
and sister at Madison
Rev. Joseph Clauson preached at
the Wesleyan church last Sunday
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CHICAGO MAN CrW"TES
FAIRFIELD CHURCH PyIIPI7

The annual reunion of the decend--
ents of Thomas and Mary M. Burton
was held at the airfield town hall
Thanksgiving day. There were 81 rel
atives and invited guests. A bount-
ious dinner was served and a short
program by the little folks was given.
Just before dinner Ed Organ Of Bara'
boo and Wayland Thayer and Don
Noel of Amigo wis, came for short
visit thinking to see all their relatives
at once. Mrs. Mary Thayer of Beloit
who was present last year was missed
Warren Luce and family were en-
tertained at the home Of Mrs Luce's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crop
in Baraboo on Sunday
Mrs. Annie Norton Of Baraboo IS
visiting some time with her friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Burton in East
Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wretland enter
tanned relatives on Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. an Mrs. Warren Luce entertain
ed the following at dinner and sup
per Thanksgiving day, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Crop, Walter Crop and wife.
and three children of Baraboo and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rodgers and chill
dren of Marion, Wisconsin.
Edd Waddell had portion of his
fore-finger removed at the ST. Mary's-
Ringing hospital one day last week.
He returned home Sunday and hope
is strong for his complete recovery.
for,
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" -STFIEID WOMAN HAS
GUESTS ON THANKS sIVTfllf--

hrs. Henry Weidman OF Westfield
emf ertained the following people on
Thanksgiving day: Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Ristau, North Freedom, MI.
and Mrs. Ralph Weidman and family
Sank Prairie, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
We:dman and children and Mrs. Lola
Harvey and children Of Ableman,
Mr. and Mrs John Repka were also
col ers at the Weidman home that
d.
Frs. Eleanor Weidman is not as
wei as formerly and is being cared
fc- at the Henry Weidman home,
renry Simon of Baraboo spent seV
cal days here last week with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs lido Braun and son
Wi!fred attended wedding at Bara-
boo on Thanksgiving the contracting
parties being Henry Alvin and Lena
Fitzsimmons.
NJ. and Mrs. Grant Weidman enter
tanned the following Thanksgiving
guests Mrs. Frank Feagan and
daughter Josephine of Milwaukee,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Battles and -chifirer
of Lodi, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mepha:.4
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and Mr.. and mrs. Roy Mepham and

and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mepham and
daughter of Narrows Prairie.
Joe Tolag and friend Mr. Baum
garten recently arrived from Ger
many and expect TO make the U. S.
their home. Mr.. Tollag is staying at
John Repkas and Mr.. Baumgarten
has found employment near Leland
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Winter re-
Gently entertained the following
guests: Mr. and Mrs. VIM Brunhoef-
err Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Fields and Mrs.
Tollman of Reedsburg and Mr.. and
Mrs lido Braun.
Mrs. Rosa Kruger has retdrneo
from Madison where she spent the
past two weeks.
The young people who gave the
play ga Poor MarrfedMan" at Rock
Elm school repeated the play at
Black Hawk to a crowded house and
received eighty dollars proceeds,
Mr.. and Mrs. lido Braun and son
Wilfred motored to Black Hawk on
Friday to attend a church bazaar at
the German Reformed church,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oetzman enter
tanned several young people at their
home on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Schultz 'and
family were guests on Sunday at J.
Vertheins.
Mrs. Fred Brooks spent the lat
ter part of the week in Baraboo as
guest at the Mrs Ella King and
Chas Watkins homes and while thers
attended the revival services at the
A. C. church.
Harold Buckley of Reedsburg is
employed at tie home of Will Alexan-
der
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kopf and
family spent Than ksgiving at Thorn
as Repka's at Honey Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Schmidt and
daughter Evelyn were Thanksgiving
guests at the home of Mrs. Schmidts
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Quandt
in Excelsior
Miss Carol Berry spent the Thanks
giving vacation at her home near Del
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Ted Uphoff and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Baum
garten and children ate Thanksgiv-
ing dinner at Charles Uphoff's in
Ableman.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rehr enjoyed
the surprise given them by a large
number Of friends on their 10th we'd
ding anniversary on Saturday even
ing.
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4 raining
School Notes

Miss Hood left by car Thursday
morning for Richland Center to spend
Thanksgiving with her mother.
Miss Mabel Halverson left bly, rain
Thursday morning to spend Thanks
giving with friends in Madison. Miss
Skinner joined her Saturday.
Mr. Gahagan took advantage of the
Thanksgiving recess to put on the
storm windows and get everything
snug for winter.
The program of classes conducted
by the student teachers the Wednes-
day prior to Thanksgiving was attend
ed by about forty patrons and friends
of the school.
P w. Dietz who represents the
F. A. owen Publishing company, Wis
tied the training school last week in
the interest of his company's publica-
ton, The Normalstructor
ton, The Instructor and Primary
Plans.
The collection for the Red Cross
solicited by a number OF the training
school girls at the request of Mrs,
S. A. Collins amounted to $1706
The following model room pupils
have thus far, Nov. 80, been neither
absent nor tardy this year: Edna
Clement, fourth grade; Cooper LANCE.
third grade; Robert Conway, Cyrus
Hahn, Clinton Huebing, Bobbie Hard
lex, Maryq Helen Henry, second grade
Grace Conway Ada Hamberg, La
Verne Keith, Arvin LANCE, first grade.
The west side Jazz Band met at
the depot last Wednesday evening
to welcome daughter Of one of the
members returning from school for
her Thanksgiving recess. Mrs. A. e.
Giffert, the originator of the event and
the able director, played according
to her own description a nondescript
instrument, between horn and a
flute, while Mrs. J. E. Phillips, her
able lieutenant filled in the intervals
Of discord with liquid notes blown
from a ten cent hooking bird. The
less distinguished members Of the band
played other instruments of tin
such as pans, plates, etc. The even
ing being inclement and the marshal
indisposed there were no arrests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Bass moved onto
the Albert Harich farmo near BaraDoo
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Murray moved
onto the Dubois farm seven miles
south Of Baraboo on Friday.
JOHN and Joe SzymanosN and
friends spent Thanksgiving here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick barker and
Miss Nina Visker drove to Wisconsin
Rapids one day last week.
Miss Zada Hall spent Thanksgiving
with her mother, here.
Mr.. and Mrs Gale Scott and childrn
scent Thursday at William Scots.
A Thanksgiving program was Civ
en- at the Red Tavern school Wednes
day. Lunch was served to six visl.
crs and twenty two pupils.
SALE ON NEW ARMY SHOES AND
NEW ARMY WOOL SOCKS. Ebert
Searles, 522 South Center Street.
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Walter Seamans Mrs. Robert Sooles
and Mr. and Mrs. Louie Daniels and
son.
B. G. RotzoIl from Baraboo spent a
few days last week at the home of
Herb L. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Borland ana
family entertained company from
Bloom City Thanksgiving.
J. L. Smith spent Sunday at the
Fred Sanders home.
Mr.. and Mrs. hurry Phillips and
daughter and E. L. Gibson and daugh
ter Mamie were numbered with the
guests of the formers parents on
Thanksgiving day
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wheeler and chill
dren attended the wedding Tuesday
of her sister Madlin which was held
at the home of her brothers at White
Mound. Wilbur Kaney is the lucky
bridegroom.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy A. Hainstock and
daughter and John l.. Smith, Herb
L. Smith and children, Herb Stein
horst and Dick Hainstock and chill
dren enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hainstock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wheeler spent
Thanksgiving day with relatives at
Richland Center.
Miss Vera Borland spent few days
at home from the Reedsburg High
school
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LINE RIDGE

Mrs. Walter Wheeler of Lime Ridge
has beec on the sick list for M PAST
week.
DR.. and Mrs. WI. Bible have
moved into rooms in the Henry
Voigt house and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Brice will occupy the Bible house
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Miller and
Everett Miller at Thanksgiving din
ner at VIM Miller's home.
Jessie and Gladys Hainstock who
are employed in Madison came home
TO spend Thanksgiving w5th their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hahn
stock.
Loren Kinney spent the weekend
in La Crosse.
Flossie Schonoyer, who is employ
ed at the Reedsburg hospital came
home to spend Thanksgiving.
The gospel meetings at the U. B.
chuAch will continue during this
week.
A reception was given last Satur-
day night at Byrnds hall for Mr..
and Mrs. Nussehaun who were re
Gently married. They received many
useful presents and a good time was
enjoyed by ALL
Otto Bohn came up from Milwau-
kee to spend Thanksgiving with rela-
tives here.
Nelson Emery and son Hubert OF
Sparta visited friends here last
weel-.
Mc. and MRS. Marion Jackson and
ia nilv Of Baraboo spent 'da. hiP1V~
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Rliy Kinney
Rev. and Mrs Hilton of Gilljngham
were mere part Of. last week &c. assist
with the gospel meeting At the .
B. church
The Womens Missionary society
will meet Friday afternoon December
Z with Mrs. Albert Rist.
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FORMER RESIDENT OF
PRAIRIE DU SAC DIES


Miss Sybil Meisser who attends
school at Waukesha was at home
over the Thanksgiving vacation. She
was accompanied by her friend, Miss
Ruth Wall of Lucerne, Mimi.
The remains of Mrs. William Cook
formerly a resident Of Prairie du Sac
were brought here for burial Satur-
day night from Lissie, Texas. Mrs.
Cook had been i'll for several months
with cancer and had been a great
sufferer Her husband, William Cook
accompanied the body and her sons
wife, Mrs. William Cook, Jr. also
of Lissie, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cook
of Milwaukee and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cook of Mayville, ILL.,, were also pre-.
sent to attend the funeral which waA
held from the Presbyterian church
Sunday afternoon. She was laid to
rest beside her son, r. 7mond, who
presided her several years in death.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Esser
Sunday, Nov % a son.
Miss Ella Pickford spent Friday
in Madison.
Harvey Taylor spent the Thanks
giving recess at his home in Whites
water
Miss Sena Darlington who teaches
in Troy Center was at home from
Thursday to Sunday.
Everett Oertal and Miss Ruth Hen
ika Of Madison were Thanksgiving
guests of the formers parents here.
Mrs. Claire Moore entertained the
both Century club at five o'clock
luncheon Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs William Just and
daughter, Miss Cora, of Milwaukee
spent Saturday and Sunday with rela-
tives here.
Misses Mabel Riches of Madison
and Cora Riches of Milwaukee were
Thanksgiving guests of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Richardson and
daughter Jean, of Madison, were re-
cent guests of the G. v. -Accola famii-
ly.
Mrs. Theodore Schubring of West
Allis is visiting relates and friends
here.
Holmes Baldwin of Madison spent
part of last week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Tarnutzer are
visiting the latter's cousin, Mrs. Ed
gar Medary, at Waukon, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl tark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Loren Webb and Cecil Ragatz OF
Madison spent Thanksgiving at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. RagatZ.
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DAM BREAKS
AT WOEEWOC

Arthur Gale had dam built across
the river last week below the mill,
but the dam broke open the next
day so the work must be done again.
Harvey Feight moved Saturday from
the R. Pagle farm into Mrs. Morrills
house. R. Pagle moved onto his own
farm again Sunday.
Mrs. Harvey Feight received word
Saturday from Michigan that her
father was very i'll, She left Sunday
morning to be with him. as
VIM Degner is building an addition
to his chicken house. .s1,.,>8 {. st
~ Marachowsky, and and Mrs. Wright OF
Mauston Harry -StsiER~OsaR eedsburg
and Aron Wolfson of Milwaukee were
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WESTEIELn

Rev. Weissharr, Baraboo conducted
a series Of meetings at the German
M e. church recently. The meetings
were well attended and the sermons
very inspiring. He was ably assis-
ted on Friday evening by Rev. Whit
ney of Reedsburg.
Those who rendered special songs
during the services were Rev. Whit
ney Of Reedsburg and Miss Bertha
Sells and Harry Neitzel of Baraboo
and Mrs H. A. Sutherland.
The ladies Aid of the German M. r
church will meet with Mrs. Henry
Verthein on Thursday, Dec. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Klipp entertain
ed a party of friends at their home
on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Fred Brooks entertained the
various members of her family on
Thanksgiving dinner Thursday those
from away being Mr.. and Mrs. NyH
Pelton of Winfield
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Alexander
and family ate Thanksgiving dinner
at the home of Mrs. Armilda Johnston
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Sutherland
were recently entertained at the
home of Ray Black in Reedsbnrg
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Schultz and
children Of Chicago visited at The
Daa, and Clarence Schultz homes the
later part Of the week.
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NEW OFFICERS
OF W. &c. ARE
ELECTED HERE

The following officers were elected
at a recent meeting of the Woman's
Relief Corps of this city:
PresidentALaura Newman
Senior vice president Susie Coll
mar.
Junior vice president-Belle Case
Treasurer-Etta Hubbard
hapIain-Lorenda Young.
Conduotor-Mrs. Marky
Guard-Mrs H. G.. Schaefer
About dozen little friends were
entertained by Miss Audrey Lind at
the home of her parents, Mr.. snu
Mrs. Peter Lind, on Monday after
noon. The affair as in honor OF Miss
Audrey's tenth birthday and after
several hours IT games, a birthday
5uppet was served.
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Headaches, coated tongue, sour
stomach, no appetite, bad breath,
pimples, clogged bowels-Ugh! These
are natures danger signals-remove
the cause, eliminate the poiscns from
the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels -
HOLSTERS ROCKY MOUNTAIN
TEA will do the job. Thousands have
found it a wonderful remedy-you will
too Try it. Donovan's Pharmacy.
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IR0N2

Mrs. Will Burgess and SON Franc s
spent Thanksgiving at sRichland Cen
ter with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Compton and Mrs.
Carkuff entertained cousin of the
latter Mrs. Hattie Claus and daugh-
ter of Mauston over the week end.
Lewis Hawkins has employment at
Hub City.
Mr.. Yeager has purchased @ radio.
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callers at the A. Retzlaff and Cecil
Wolfenden homes last Thursday to
buy furs
Rudolph and William Herrewig
traded COWS last week.
Charles PETERS of Milwaukee is
visiting relatives here this week.
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CHAPTER XXI

Y ISTORY would be a very order
~ affair, could the dry-a!s-dust
= historians have their daV and
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presence in Vincennes, and had pre-
pared herself to meet him courage
ously and with maidenly reserve.
There is no safety, however, where
Love turks. Neither Beverley nor
Alice was as much agitated as Hamil-
ton, yet they both forgot, what he re-
membered, that a hundred grim sol
diers were looking on. Hamilton had
his personal and official dignity to sus-
tain, and he fairly did it, under what
a pressure Of humiliating and surprts-
ing circumstances we can fully com
prehend. Not so with the two young
people, standing as it were in a sud
denly bestowed and Incompatible
happiness, on the verge Of a new life,
each to the other an unexpected I'M
hoped-for resurrection from the dead.
To them there was no universe save
the illimitable expanse of their love.
In that moment of meeting, all that
they had suffered on account of love
was transfused and poured forth-a
glowing Hbation for loves sake-a
flood before which all barriers broke.
Father Beret was looking on with a
strange fire in his eyes, and what he
feared would happen did happen.
Alice let the flag fall at Hamilton
feet when Beverley came near her
smiling that great, glad smile, and
with a joyous cry leaped into his out
stretched joys.
Jean snatched up the fallen banner
and ran to Colonel Clark with it. Two
minutes later 1t was made fast and
the halyard began to squeak through
the rude pulley at the top Of the pole.
Up, up. climbed the gay little emblem
of glory, while the cannon crashed
from the embrasures of the blockhouse
hard by, and outside the roar of voices
redoubled. Thirteen guns doomed the
salute, though it should have been
fourteen-the additional one for the
great northwestern territory, that day
annexed to the domain of the young
American republic. The flag went up
at old Vincennes never to come down
again, and when It reached its place
az the top Of the staff. Beverley and
Alice stood side by side looking at it,
while the sun broke through the clouds
and flashed on its shining folds, and
love unabashed glorified the two
strong young faces.
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part Of the spectacular show. When
the rush followed separating her and
Beverley, it was great relief to her
IA some way; for sudden recogni-
ton OF the holiness of her action in
the little scene just ended, came over
her and bewildered her. An impulse
sent her running away from the spot
where, it seemed to her, she had in
vited public derision. The terrible
noises all around her were, she now
fancied. but the Jeering and hooting
of rude men who had seen her I'M