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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
NEDALLA DE VALOR

Tan her6ico acto, no podia Quedar
Ell s1encio. Ell heroismo de Chabert erl
conociGo va por todo el barrio, Y al
g,icE So encargo de propalar la noticia.
Esfa lleg6 oidos de las autoridades
n2cionales segin nos informara el la
c6nico cahlegrama, William Chabert hi
recibido como premio su hazaila, Ia
redalla de valor que Sc concede EN- los
Estados Unidos los boy scouts que
tan noblemente act1an.
Pero nosotros creemos, que ell mayor
pCemio. 81 mayor orgullo para ell niilo
Chabert, aebe ser, haber visto derramac
lAgrinas lie gratitud una madre. que
Sc lutheran trocado en- lagrinas de de-
l-r. de Gesesperacion ante ell cad&ver de
81 lilo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
PRoBLEsIA ECONOMICO-sOCIAL
Ia CARNE

rs IA carne artfculo de primerfsima
necesidad que desempeha papcl imp0r-
tantfsiEo en nuestra economic.
Generalmcnte el ganado que Sc Ia II
huarfano De condiciones cualidadeS
esencialmente indispensableS para que
su carne sea Ell verdad un alimcnto nu-
tritivo, reparador de fuerzas perdidas,
dc enerefaS gastadas.
Ello no OhStante, Su usO eSta limita-
do a una peqne6a parte de la pobla-
ci0n. pueS 81 precio que alcanza en- el
mercado es rrohibitivo para las classes
iornaleras. Y casi prohibitiv0 para Ia
que hemos dado en lamar clase media.
Sc eXpende carne maia, cara Y con
hueso
No puede ser Sano Y yigOroso pueblo
que no sc alimenta; v nuestro pueblo,
en- tests general, no sc nutre.
Aumento constante de la poblaci0n :;
mayor desarrollo de In agriculture :
cmple0 de numerosa maquinaria en- las
lab0res agrlcolas. otras muchas eau
sas 0l,staculizan la cr1a del ganado ma
brio entire production Y consume cuya
iumedata couSecucncia Sc llama aSf ::
Alza en Ell precio de la carne.
ANTE cl planteamiento dc prOblema
de tan vital importancia, debemos cru
zarnOs de braZos y csperar que nos
venga de Utro lado In sOlvadora solu-
ci0n:
81 dc tai mauera procedi3ramoS la
raz0n u quienes no desperdician Opor-
'unidad para preSentarnos como pue-
bio indolente. incapaz de preocuparnos
a1n por las cuestiones que mas direc-
! tamente nos atanen
Demos el mas solemne ment1s a quie-
mes experimentaD placer en- denigrar-
nos. dispOngamonos gallardamente
buScar seduction a los muchos profile
ire los cuales no Is el menos impOrtan-
tie el de la carne; es decir el de la nu-
trici6n del pueblo.
Por las causas va eXpreSadas y otras
muchas que hemeS omitido por deIaa
Siad0 conocidaS, Ia cria de ganad0 ma
yor. al menos pOr ahora, se dificulta
consecuencia, la oferta en- el mercadc
de carne fresca, procedente dc reses 10
veneS. saludables Y bien alimentadas
a un precio que permita su adquisici0r
a0n Il las classes proletarias, sin que
Dor clio deje de producer la equitatiya
razonahie ganancia a que tienen de
recho los abastecedores que empleen Su
dine.o ca la exploitation de ese negocio
Sc ilnpoue. Ell tai situaci6n, la necesi
dad de que prCvoquemos una intensive
production de otros animales que sa
tisfagan las dos csencialisimas condi
cioues siguientes:
|. Que su carne sea eninentementt
nutritiva
.: One pueda OtreceTse pn el merca
do TN precio que Ia pongn al alcanct
de todos.
5Que animal es el mas indicado pa
ia res0lyer dc una manera pronta
efieaz el problena de poder lamar a
meicadO. en TN pequeno lapse de item
20. carne superior, en- grandeS cantida
des Y a IN precio que lie permita llega
todos los bogares?
Ell Conejo
Este roedor. que en- Francia. Belgi
"a Holanda constituye una no des
preciable fuente de riqueza, puede .
debe ser entire nosotros una -maquin;
productora de carne'.
l.. c. u.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
DON SEBASTIAN BAuzA

A bordo del vapor MARIA Cristi-
na'' Sc embarca hoy para Espafa. Ell
acaudalado caballero don Sebastian
Bauza, padre politico de nuestro es-
.Amsdo smigo el presidente de la Co
mis- On Hipica, Mr.. Richardson y par
soma que goza de grandes simpatias
en- ell pals.
Deseamos al sefior Bauza feliz viaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18

residencia de la novia. en- calle Isern,
No. Z. parada IS, donde Sc celebrara
una reception. festejando de esa ma
nera tan fausto acontecimiento.
Ell IUNDO Sc adelanta a extender
sus calurosas felicitaciones a los con
trayentes. a quienes Sc eomplace en- de-
scar una eterpa luna de miel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18

Hace algJnos dias, Sc recibio en- es-
ta capita! un cablsgrama. procedents
de New York. infornando que ell niflo
pucrtorriquelio, william Chabert, habis
sido premiado con la modalia de valor
de los Boy Scouts dc los Estados Unl'
doc, por haber realizado un acto de he
roismo 81 salvsr la vida su c0mpa-
nero de excursion.
FL cablegrama. con su ac1stumbrado
laconisroo. 10 daba mas detalles. Y h.
bimos de conformamos con noticia tan
concisa.
Pero ol'imamente, nos hemos encon-
trado cen ell padre del nino, nuestr9
amigo, don G,illermo Chabert, de Rio
Piedras. uuien nos ha hecho una roia'
ci6n completa de los hechos, cont&ndc-
ncs co,Aa su tierno hijo, salvo Ia vidt
a un compancro de juegos infantiles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
LOS SOCIALISTAS EN RIO PIE
DRAS son ENVIADOS A LA CAR
GEL P0R HACER PUBLICA DE-
MOSTRACJON DE ARNIAS
PROHIBIDAS
Rio piedraS,
Octubre 1924
FL 1fCNDO
san Juan.

OcLubre 1924
FL MCNDO
san Juan
''Juez Municipal ha condenadO a
Esteban Ortiz, lfder socialista, n cum
plir treinta dfas tie carcel. por mostrar
pliblicamente un revolver. en- un mitin!
que So celebraba Ell el barrio Bucn
COnsejo.
Adcmas, conden0 Ia msma pena
por el mismo delitO, a otro indiyiduO
de apellido Santana, tambi6n de afilia-
ci6n Socialista.
Estes son los que visitan al GOber-
nador solicitando garantfas para sus
vidas, cuando son ellos unicamente, los
que promueven escdndalos Y provocall
a las personals sensatas
CorreSponSal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
UN AcTo HERoIco

chahert va no pens6 mas. en- los &C.
bardes que lie rodeaban. y arr1esgando
su vida. saIt6 al aqua. FL nifo que ha-
bia caido al rio, no habia recobrado :.
conociIniento era arrastrado por la
corrtenta, camino de Ia etermdad. Ha-
ciendo In esfuerzo superior SIS csca-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
UNA EXCURSION

III prots gonista de n1estra historic,
William Cha bert accmpailado dc vario
n!ios de su misma edad, saheron a
buscar aorea, para hacer una corona,
que habian de ofrendar como homenaj9
p62tuno ! un amiguito, que habia muer-
to.
rranscr~ri6 Ell tempo, los chicos 81
gu eron huscando sus flores aQ"i y ala
finalmente, con una buena bra2ads,
Sc di1igieron a su rasidencia EN- sabar :
Llama n,y ufanos de 81 labor.
Habizn reeorrido va IN largo trachr,
cstaban cansados. asi, viendo venir
ur two. en- la misma direction que
clos iben solicitaron pnrmiso para mo1
tar, el cnal les fue concedido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
UN rEsT1Go CONTRA FIRPo

UN TEsTIGo CONTRA FIRPo
NEW YORK, octubre IT Omitted
Press) Ell promoter de boxeo, Mr..
Hugh Garland. ha declarado ante las
autoridades, que 81 reside durante dos
meses en- Buenos Aires, que durante
ese tempo, visit6 la residencia de Fir
po casi todos los dias, que permanecia
en- su casa, hasta las diez de La noche,
Y que siempre al marcharse y al vol
yer por la mafana encontraba a Firpo
Y a Blanca Lourdes juntos, sehal evi-
dente de que no Sc separaban. Estas
declaraciones de Garland han causa-
do gran impression, y Sc cree que in
fluyan mucho en- Ell proceso que Sc si-
que contra Firpo, a quien Sc acusa de
perjurio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18

En- un estudio sobre eI pro
blema ecOn0micO social acer-
ca de ariiculOs de prImera
uecesidad, Ell S. Luis Cue
vas zequeira, del DptO. de
Agriculture, dice que Ia car
ne que Sc consume eS mala,
cara y con hueso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18

Ell administrator de Ia CEN
-tral Msrcedita, Mr.. G. N.
Giles, hace atinadas Obserya.
clones sobre el drenaje pOr
medic de tuberias impIanta-
do en- Ia costa sur de P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
iAnte asunis de tan vital impOrtan-
cia-pregunta -debemOs cruzarnOs de
brazOS y esperar a que Venga de
otra parte Ia selucion?

Insertamos el siguiente articulo dc
mario del Departamento de Agricultural.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
La AsambIea Municipal Sc reu-
MO aver tafde bajo Ia pfesi-
denCia del aICaIde Oiez de An,
dino para aCOrdar enmIendas
que reguIaflCen los mitHe'
pa!itiCOs
La AsambIea Municipal de San Jual

La Asamblea Municipal de San Juan
Sc reunio aver tarde en- Asamblea
Extraordinaria, para discutir los pro-
yectos de ordenanzas de efecto inme
diato que para regir en- esta capital
tenia en- estudio ell alcalde Sr. Rafael
Diez de Andino
Ell objeto principal de la asamblea,
que dej6 sobre la mesa todas las cues
tones presentadas por los asambleis-
tas que no est&n de acuerdo con el
ssunto expreso en- convocatoria Official,
fue oir al Sr. Diez de Andino, que
present6 varios proyectos de impor-
tancia actual, todos tendencies a regla-
mentar la politica en- esta capital y
sus municipalities.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
Ell gran nouesta espano Bsco bde dsburd gratutament
ones miones de copias de manifesto contra Rey Al
In m6 umo % IN auo fons0 XIII Ell HrectOrio espanolT TM uni
irectorio espanol
fonso XIII y ell D

Ell iIustre escritor promote que dstribuna en-
Ia propia Espaha, por 10 menos dos mllonds
de copias, y que para eyitar la censura, alqui-
lara aeroplanos que Sc encarguen de la dis
tribuci6n. --BIascO lbanez es hOmenajeado en-
Paris pOr eI Jefe del gobierno
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18

noveIista esta siendo objeto dc gran
des homenajes, por los circulos socia-
les nterarios de esta capital.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
Ell GRAN BANQUERo MORGAN
ESTA EN- PARIS

WASHINGTON octubre II Omitted
Press) Ell secretario de Marina,
Wilbur. anuncio que Ell zR-3 sera bau
tizado oficialmente con Ell nombre de
Los Angeles.
FL rico banquero americana, Nor
gan, ha uegado Paris, conferencian-
do Embellishments con sus corredores,
entrevistandose con los grandes f.
nancieros franceses.
FRANCIA HARA UN EMPRESTITo
PARIS, octubre II Omitted Press)
La parte que Francia tendra EN- Ell
emprestito aleman. de acuerdo con Ell
p an Dawes, ha sido va completamen-
tie suscrita de acuerdo con los infor-
mes oficiales que Sc han recibido.
Sc tiene entendido que el gobierno
frances, esta negociando un vasto en-
prestito con el rico banquero america
no Morgan, la mayor parte del cual Sc
ra dedicada la normallzaci6n del
franco, asi como a la reconstruction
nacional Adem&s, el gobierno empren-
dera con ese dinero, vastas empresas,
que Sc asegura resultaran altamente
productivas. va los primeros pasos Sc
han dado, Morgan ha sostenido ex-
tensas conferencias con ell Ministro de
Hacienda frances, NJ. Clementel, quien
tlltimamente ha adquirido gran infuen-
cia prestigio, por Ell papel tmportan-
tfsimo que desempenara en- la confe-
rencia de Londres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
Este sistema es tan e6:iente- dice
que cOnyirti6 10 que fue laguna en-
ierreno fartil y cultiyable

Dc Mr.. G. NJ. Giles. Administrator
da La central Mereedita:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
REGULARIzAcIoN DE MTINs

Ell AIcalde Sc propone no permitir
los disturbios pdblicos que ocurrieron
,iltimamente y con motive de haberse
efectuado fiestas politicas de dos par
! tidos. en- sitio casi contiguos.
Al efecto. las ordenanzas regulari-
zadoras de este, estipulan, y seghn Ell
proyecto de don Rata, "que no podran
consentirse mitines politicos, de par
tidos diferentes, en- la nisma ciudad, y
s; en- sitios completamente anexos, para
evitar los disturbios que este efecto
ocurrieren -
Otra parte del proyecto dice 'tQue
/ ell Alcalde debera autorizar al Conf
! te local de los partidos que deseen ce-
lebrar fiestas politicas en- publico, en-
+, la capital sus municipalidades, pasan-
do la notificsci6n de este acuerdo al
Coronel de la Policia, para que este
su veg ordene debidamente al Jefe
del precinto en- que han de celebrarse
las fiestas. -
Ell CoRoNEL LEWIS HABLA CON
DON RAFA
Con motive de baberse anunciado
para aver noche dos fiestas politicas
como las que mencionamos arriba. de
los Partidos Aliancistas Historico,
en- la Gale Pelayo de Puerta de Tie.
rra, como Ell celoso jefe de la Po-
licia, en- cumplinnento de su deber to
miese que fueran ocurrir disturbios
al efecto de la disparidad de ideas EN-
tire amhos bandos, habl6 con Ell Alcal
de de San Juan Sr. Diez de Andino
preguntandole 81 el habia autorizadC
alguno de esos mitins.
Ell Alcalde dijo que oicialmente ha
bia sido informado de uno solamen
te, Ell de la Alianza, Y que la petici6i
para este La habia remitido al Capi
tan Blanco.
Ademas, que los proyectos que 6
habia de presentar ante la Asambles
Extraordinaria Municipal, remedia
rfan todo este.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-22
after owner
OF MACHINE

At a recent dance at Dreamland,
near Wonewoc, an individual was in
tcxicated, according to the report Of
the inspector, and wrecked his car
on the way home. The matter was
turned over to Sheriff w. H Ode who
gave up the chase when night fell
and turned the papers over to officer
Charles Mattice at Reedsburg. This
officer took up the trail and after driv-
ing over much Of the western part Of
the county found the young man al
most within a block of the justice
officer in Baraboo. When Paul Ro-
ever was questioned he said he had
sold the car and knew nothing about
the matter. The real owner of the
car will no doubt be located.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-22
Minneapolis TO
Chicago Buses
Pass This WQy

A few auto passenger service from
the Twin Cities to Chicago passing
through Baraboo has been launched
by II. "a Frayne, Minneapolis, under
the name Of Chicago-Minneapolis
Tours:
Fifteen large touring cars were
commissioned between Chicago and
the Twin Cities.
The route will be by way of Hast
ings, Red Wing, Wabasha, Winona,
La Crosse, Elroy, Baraboo, Madison,
Waukesha and Milwaukee, Fares
will be accepted to any point on the
route. Night stops from the Twin
Cities to Chicago will he at Baraboo
or Madison and from Chicago to the
Twin Cities at Madison or La Crosse
The running time will be p hours.
he distance is 459 miles.
Offices have been established in the
Boston block, Minneapolis, and the
Hotel Sherman, Chicago.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-22
INSPECTORS Are
Making Reports

District Attorney Il. ). Bohn says
that dance inspectors are filing re
ports and that the ordinance is work
ing up to expectations. In one in
stance the night was full of bootleg
gers BIT were afraid to operate with
an inspector or the ground and went
away il disgust. The ordinance, if
rightly enforced, will be the death to
the bootlegging business and sake
public dancing parties more peace
able than they have been in the past
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-22
Local MQSOnS
To- eedsburg

Friday evening in response to an
invitation from the Reedsburg Masons
about rs or 80 members of the local
lodge motored to that place. An ex-
cellent banquet was spread before
them at $50 and an orchestra fur
nished delightful music during the
repast
James Stone Of Reedsburg was
POSTMASTER and representatives from
al the visiting lodges were called up
on. P. A. Wood and Chris Dyrud re-
sponded in behalf Of Baraboo.
Nearly all Of the Reedsburg mem
bers attended the meeting and many
came from the Ironton and Mansion
lodges. Mr. Wood extended cor
dial invitation to the Reedsburg Ma
sons to come to the picnic which will
soon be held in Baraboo and several
accepted.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-22
LEGAL. NOTICE

(Hrst publication April "a 1924
STATE OF WISCONSIN, SAUK
County In Circuit Court
George Hearn, plaintiff VS.. Anna
May Hearn, defendant.
The state of Wisconsin, to the said
defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within twenty days after the
service of this summons and defend
the above entitled action in the court
aforesaid, and in case of your failure
so to do judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand
Of the complaint of which a copy Is
herewith served upon you.
JAMES II. HILL,
Plaintiffs Attorney
P. o. Address,
Baraboo, Sank County, Wisconsin
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-22
MORE EIGHTY
YEAR 0L.DS

Mrs. Charles Mcfarland, who re
sides with her granddaughter at 1413
East street, passed her S0th milestone
on April Is. Mrs. Mcfarland has
lived in and around Baraboo for 81
years. She is enjoying good health
and is very spry for one of her age
having made three trips to Colorado
and back and one to California. The
last mentioned was made all alone.
On two of her Colorado trips, she was
accompanied by her husband who
passed away year ago.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-22
DelphiQn Holds
Annual Banquet
CFrom Wednesdays daily

Last evening the banquet hall of
the Warren Hotel was the scene Of
nush merriment when the Delphian
held their annual banquet there. Each
guest brought a friend and all enjoy
cd a good time.
The literary program was in charge
Of Miss Eva Varnell and those who
took part were: Mrs. H. Stanley, Mrs.
Tom Mould, Miss Edna Varnell, Mrs.
Barringer and Mrs. Binder
The president, Mrs. F. E. Morey,
was in charge of the social part of
the evening. Miss Jane Mould pleas
ed everybody with solo dance and
Mrs. Bohn with piano solo. Mrs.
Roy Kartack sang a lullaby which
w2s composed during the Reign of
Terror. During the banquet the ar
mex orchestra played and received
HRS. H. Jones of Portage was a
much applause.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-22
Social Affair at
Local Church

The teachers training class OF the
Evangelical church gave a banquet
in the church parlor last evening to
their parents and the teachers and
officers of the Sunday school. The
room was prettily decorated with the
class colors, blue and gold.
After the banquet the superinten-
dent, pastor and several teachers
gave short talks followed by the class
history, poem and prophecy.
The members Of the graduating
class are: Miss Verna Schoeller, Miss
Edna Schrieber, Miss Mildred Roser,
Erwin Moedinser and John LANCE.
Everyone reported most enjoyable
evening.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-22
BOY BATTLES
Big SNAKE

A four foot specimen of the species
of snake known as blue racer, was
killed by William Babcock, a farmer
boy, between Reedsburg and Maus-
ton. The boy was blowing when he
discovered the reptile, which put up
quite fight before it was finally dis
patched. A Characteristic of this par
ticular kind of snake is said to be its
habit Of following persons who have
disturbed it. Another is it's ability to
get over the ground at remarkable
rate Of speed. This is. the second one
to be killed in the immediate vicinity
these two being the first to be seen
in many years.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-22
BODY TAKEN
FROM river

The body of John Van Pelt has
been found in the Mississippi river,
seven miles below Winona.
Last fall he was i'll and went to
Rochester where no hope could be
given as to his recovery. He returned
to his home in Winona, changed his
clothes, went to the river and jump
ed into the water. During all the
fall, winter and spring a search con-
tinued for his remains. AS stated
above he was found seven miles ge-
low Winona.
While in Baraboo he was a ma
chinist in the Chicago & Northwes-
tern shops and was with the road at
the time of his death.
Deceased was born at Baraboo AZ
years ago and thirty years since
made his home with his mother, Mrs.
Mary Van Pelt, at 327 Water street
in this city. He leaves a widow, two
sons and the mother. His grandfath>
er, many years ago, resided a few
miles east of Baraboo, the farm now
being Incorporated N the land owned
by John Alexander.
M. Van Pelt was cousin Of P.
A. Wood, fruit grower, Baraboo, and
he has been informed Of the SAD
event.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-22
Expect To Haze
Church School

Negotiations have been practically
completed for the purchase of the Au-
gust Bartz property on Fifth street
by the congregation of the Lutheran
church. This property is adjacent to
the new church recently erected on
East street.
1t is understood that this site will
be used for Lutheran school
The Bartz family expects to vacate
in about two weeks or as soon as they
have contaminated the purchase of
another home.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-22
Social Affair;
Wicherrl Home

About so members and friends of
the Baraboo Division of the F. NJ E.
Aid society were entertained at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs L. Wickern
Friday evening. Mrs. Joe Harris and
Mrs Albert Wickern assisting.
A musical program was apprecia-
ted as well as the remarks by the
remarks and speeches by the various
members.
The affair was very much enjoyed
and a success financially.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-22
FIuDPAPERS
YEGGS TOOK
IN winter

The safe in, the 'orger -Schoep-
hoerster store il PrAic;a Gu Sac was
blown on the morning Of December
"a and besides the cash the robbers
took all the records and other pap. S.
Recently the children of the Ham
bretch and HillgendcrG families who
reside on the side of the Springfield
hill found a bundle of papers in a
culvert near their homes which prov
cd to be the papers discarded by the
yeggs. Among the papers are many
certificates of value such as deeds,
bank CERTIFICATES, stocks and rel
ords
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-22
Hearing Held
At Reedsburg

On Friday D. L. Newell, charged
with serious offense in which a
young lady is the complaining wit
ness, was taken to Reedsburg
where hearing was held.
Newell was bound over to the next
term of circuit court and in default
Of bail is now with Sheriff Ode at the
county jail. District Attorney Bohn
represents the state.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-22
Q. s. BUTTERFiELD WILL HEAD
NEWLY ORGANIZED GUN CLUE

twenty-five enthusiastic sports
men of Friendship and Adams are
enrolled as charter members of the
Adams Gun Club which perfected
its organization the first of this
week by the elsction OF Its first
officers.
o. s. Butterfie1d,> former Bara-
boo resident was chosen captain Of
fs'e organization aud w. G. -Wendt
s.. is secretary treasurer.