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Convicted of Sedition.

MERCER, Pa. May 10.-Tony ko-
vacovich was convicted of sedition
under a state law by a criminal court
jury here today. The defense filed
motion for q new trial
The state produced witnesses who
testified that kovacovich had circu-
lated literature and made addresses
in Mercer County advocating over
throw of the government'by force.
Four of kovacovich's associates,
John Rada, John Shrovich. Andy Do
gan and Andy kovacovich. under
similar indictments, will be tried next
month.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
Wilson Portrait in Window.

ness of Woodrow Wilson today
looked out from the southernmost
window of a building on Marietta
street here, marking the office in
which the late former President first
practiced law.
The picture, in colors. and sur
rounded by American flags, was hung
without ceremony, as the first step
in a movement by the local D. A r.
chapter, to dedicate the spot to the
memory of Mr. Wilson.
Evening star., 1924-05-11

Tadpoles will not develop into frogs
unless they get some food containing
iodine
Evening star., 1924-05-11
Meeting Goes to Virginia u.

MADISON, Wis, May 10.-The Uni
versity of Virginia, Charlottesville,
Va, was selected for the 1925 conven-
ton of the National University Ex-
tension Association, which closed it's
convention today.
Evening star., 1924-10-25
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON
q
RE4I, ESTATE. ans

REAL ESTATE; ADS
words to the line. 3-lne minimum, At line
rate. as follows:
time. 2nc per line
times. lsc per line
times lie per line
times, Ice per line.
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RATES CENTS 4 WORD
II Washington and Suburbs for
Help and Situations Wanted.
Lost aud Found
For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous.
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities. etc.
Evening star., 1924-10-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RIDING BOOTS-Wanted to buy pair size
&c. preferably black. Potomac 2776 after
pm. 26s
STEM BOILER; high pressure: l2-ls horse
power. Address Box 29O-T. Star Office. .8'
VIOLINS. any condition. Write or call 20 srd
st. Sc. .
Evening star., 1924-10-25

SADDLES AND BRInLES-English, French
and American; new and used; harness of all
description: repairing all lea her goods Cogs-
wells no 18th -. NV Phone +. I26S.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

SOLICITORS to sell coupons: wonderful
proposition: easy to sell. Book Studio, 1905
st NV.
MANY MEN AND WOMEN who possess Su
pHrior qualifications holding inferior posi-
tions because they do not know what wo-E
10 take up Tney using only part ot
their energy and ability. The real estate
business has made many fortunes. We teach
You. Free lectures salesma nship every
Thursday. pm Employment whole ol
part time. William F. Matteson, 6l0-ll
Bond Rldp
Evening star., 1924-10-25

CARPENTER. FOREMAN, DESIRES
POSITION.
81 YEARS OLD
10 YEARS EXPERIENCE on RESIDENTIAL
WORK
WILL WORK on COMMISSION AND
SALARY.
ADDRESS BON 172-T. STAR OFFICE.
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AUTO MECHANIC, good proposition offered
hrst-claSs man: who has small repair
business preferred. Apply 1914 New Hamp
Shire ave. NV
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
q AMfinnAA

toHttuue0.
PAINTING; isAi.i! PApERHANGING; FINEST MA
*. y. HENNICKE. FIR. 1881. 27s
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING AT
prices that are reasonable. Call us for esti-
'' i''"' ''''''' 10 'arr0'' 81 2s. "
PAPERHANGING AND FAINTING-H. T.
Phillips. 227 md Sc. Line 1865. Quick, eff
clcnt service: guar. work reasonabe nriees. y.
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING. SPECIAL
scraping and papered, with polychrome or stup-
peld paper and binder, sl4; also interior and
exterior oainting Hith very lowest prices Dec
crate your homes and we will give you time 10
pay. Don't be surprised, we can aford u.
Call for estimates. Phone PHILADELPHIA
DEC CO, 1880 14th NV. \. 11e4. 2I'
papered, So AMI up. A. T. GEORGE "6.I
1lth 81. NV. Phone Adams 58s7.
PAPERHANGING-Ro Rooms, $3.50 and M; in
terror and exterior painting at lowest prices.
PHoNOGRAPH REPAIRING-BEsT WORK
GLOBE FtR&IsTURB Co. 1o2s sl 7,h st st. NV.
PIANO Tt:NfNG-Pianos and players ,e-
men. Piano tubing, 81 schaefer. Sanderson
Piano Co. 644 II st. ne. Lincoln 1857.
PHoNoGRAPH REPAIRING = Photographs
repaired by expert; parts for all makes ma
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRING expert tin
ming. roofing and furnace repairing. call Main
1910. NJ. Isis, 500 9th ST NV. near st.
TRUNK REPAIRING repairs trunks.
leather bags. ladies' handbags. etc. Call or
phone Mintz. 83s ST. Main 1888.
PLUMBING AND HEATING John Il. Guerra.
Az f. Cap. st. Line. 3417-Steam and hot
water heating. plumbing. boiler and power
plants. Found reliable for - years
UMBRELLA REPAIRING AND COVERING
Don't throw your old umbrellas eway-brins
them 10 GRISW0ULD'S. All 11th St NV, op
poste Star Office. Franklin 1sl6W.
UPHOLSTERING AND INTERIOR DECO
rating. Julius Lsns,slrgh wants you TO call
and sec him AT 729 1lth ST NV.
UPHOLsTERING. SLIP COVERS AND
cushions Phone for samples and estimate
Southern Uph Co. 1907 9th NV. Frank. $40
UPHOLSTERING AND FURNITURE RE
pairing Slip covers made to order. Cabinet
work. Col. 1923. Stand. Uphol Co, 2s10 l4th ST.
nos
WINDOW CLEANING. RESIDENCE OR
store fronts our speciality. southern Window
Cleaning Co, Franklin 99f6. Reasonable
rates. 25s
WINDOW AND DOOR sHADEs-tiood quality
OPAQUE shades fitted to your windows. Soc:
the best quality Of opaque shades. 81. Is: hung
frA-. We will call with samples. kLEE.
b III. Z and Il sts. ne. Lincoln eI9;
WINDOW SHADES and screens made to
der Free estimates. J. NJ. BUTLER & son.
1000 1st st Lincoln 696S-J.
Evening star., 1924-10-25

SEWING MACHINES-D. h. Sing, {i0: New
Home. 81; Standard. SIS: New Ideal. $40:
others at 81: all guar. New machines SO per
mo. Renting and repairing. Open evenings
&. E Singer shop. 313 Pa. Zinc. 275
STOVE. airtiGht. with pipes large floor bra. $
lamp with shade. fe'l metal preserving ket
tic. Seen 10y appointment. Phone Frank
lin 4231 @6s
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

Dogs. beagle hounds months old partly
broken Phone Bethesda 22-w
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FUR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADDING MACHINE. seven columns: l3-inCh
carriage: So Call Sunday. 910 Madison st
NV. Col i461W. pc
APPLES and delicious blended cider, Grimes
Golden. York Imperial. Black Twig. Winesap
and Paradise: now is the time to put in Your
Winter supply. The Fails Church Orchards,
near West Falls Church. Va. Cross Key
Bridge and follow Lee Highway" to Falls
Church. Turn right Leesburg road past
West Falls Church station about 1 mile. 81
BABY CARRIAGE. cheap. 4402 Illinois ave
NV. Columbia a739-J.
RABY BUGGY-tiood condition: reasonable.
Columbia 7744 Apt. SIS. Clifton Terrace West.
Evening star., 1924-10-25

FTRNTrCRE-SoIid mahogany dresser, ma
hogany chairs and all house Furnishings; must
sell; breaking mp. Apt H., the Wellington,
11Ol Park road
Evening star., 1924-10-25

AUTO MECHANIC. to work on trucks: salary
J." start, S2a per week state experience. Ad-
dress Box l51T. Star office 26s
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STAR OFFICE OPEN INrn lip,

All advertisements for The Evening Star
must be AT The Star Office or one Of The Star
nranch offices by II pm. the DAY BEFORE
ISSUE. with the following exceptions:
lost and Found.
Evening star., 1924-10-25
FOR FARM AND GARDEN

! BUICK TOURING 1918 in good condition In
/ every way This ear is in every-da use.
! giving splendid service; S32l; liberal terms
Evening star., 1924-10-25

roh SALk-Pedigreed wire haired fox ter.
LIS age . months; reasonable. zoos ~ II
ave. NV Phone West 2693-w oss
Evening star., 1924-10-25
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given. Call Line. 81. We do the rest
BOYD SHORTHAND is THE SIMPLEST
system in commercial use: easily read, fast,
writing: grad IN demand: pos guar. Est. )
yrs. Boyd School. 1893 q st. NV. NJ. 2S7e: l.
LEARN costume designing. dressmaking mil
linery: we teacl g0u in q short while and as
sst graduates to positions. Ask for booklet
livingstone Academy. 1917 Il. l. ave. NV
franklin T475
Evening star., 1924-10-25

contents of Groom ana
Kitchen apartment, including $50 Nictrola,
gate-ieg table, 4-poster mahogany bed ana
other articles very reasonable. Apartment
los 1921 NJ ~ NV 26S
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baotar 5Rru
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,oo Tno w TERRIER al stud Only real toy in
80 ''s.Is On nther-prohuccS small pun
H.. w, WIN White markings. +. J. sullivan go
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HELP-FEMALE.
fContiuued.

CASHIER and bookkeeper. experienced must
be well recommended. Address Box ISL
Star Office
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s,, w En Broken setter for equity in late
ael 3isl huick car. Address Box 225-T star
Evening star., 1924-10-25
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE0US
fCnntfnmeAN

FURNITURE = Beautiful oyerstuffed suite;
$500 vnlue: reduced to $50; others cheaper;
burl walnut bedroom suite" very handsome:
81 900. reduced to $50: bed darenports. so
to 800; some values worth SJOn: new as
sortment of rugs, tables. windsor chairs
larked on sale Home Beautiful, Inc, 112l
Conn. ave.
FURNITURE-Three beautiful pieces quarter.
oak furniture. Dining table. buffet buffet china Una
ana i SIS Cali after ) O'Clock pm.
FURNITURE 7-pece oak dining room suite;
good new: S75. Cor. st. Marys and Walker
SITS, East Hyattsyille, Md. 70
URNITuRE-B Bedroom, gas range. hot-water
heater. 5610 14th :6'
FCRNITURE-En contents of Groom and
kitchen apartment, including $50 Nlctrolh.
gate-ieg table 4-poster mahogany bed and
other articles; very reasonable Apartment
los. 1921 VI 81. n 26
FURNITCRE-Sold mahogany dresser, ma
hogany chairs and all house Furnishings; must
sell; breaking mp. Apt. H., the Wellington,
l70l Park road.
FURNITURE-Odd pieces, including two bed
room sets, dining table. couch, pictures etc
Address BOX 296-T. Star ottcf II
FURNITURE. Bedroom suite. French walnut
compete; 3piece overStuffed living ruor"
suite cut velour: Wilton velvet lall run
ners. and ) Yards long. adams :,esG 26'
RI. RNITURE-New 3-piecc living room suites
best quality figured velour or tapestry,
$50: value $40: other odd chairs at harGaii.
prices. New York Jpholstering Co., 6ls
Il. NV.
GAS RANGE Acorn: two baby carriages. iron
bed. spring and mattresses and other articles
rpa Sonab BILE 1876 + ~. NV. -
GAS HEATERS two; perfect condition
reasonable. 2o24 -. NV.
GAS RANGES->ew and slightly ns.d: all
sizes: less than half price Why pay more:
Every range guaranteed j. W. Williams
fDa 9th 81 NV. Main 29SG. g
HEMSTITCHING MACHINE for sale. 059
Mt. Pleasant -. NV. 2O'
HOUSEHOLD GOODS of apartment at cnce-
Second floor, 81 You II. NV.
HOUSEHOLD furnishings, good condition
The Cumberland. Apt. 81
IIhr-..I-IJnT :, t.T-T, >.TTT-UE
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SITUATIONS-MALE.

YOUNG MAN 40, high school educa ton,
with best references, desires position as auto
mechanic helper. Address Box 2l5-T, Star
office. 27s
Evening star., 1924-10-25
HELP MALE

NEVER mail ORTGfNAE RECOMMENDATIONS
on onnLgtn2 for cr1piornrnt. Use COPIES.
ACCOt nj ANT-Firm Of G. T. A. requires
services of qualified and experienced account
Ant capable to conduct audit engagements
with facility in report writing. Address Box
2ii-T. Star office
Evening star., 1924-10-25

Wanted Situations.
advertise ements under the above classified
fions Will lie accepted at The Star office, 11th
81 ana Pa. ave, until $50 a. no. day of issue.
Al advertisements for The Sunday Star must
D" received at The star Office by $40 p m.
SaturNay. or at any Of The Star branch offices
oy i:30 IN. Saturday.
CAsH WITH ORDER is required for all ad-
Ner1isemnnts from transient adyertisers
Evening star., 1924-10-25

FtRNITTRE-Odd pieces, including Two bed
room sets. dining table. couch, pictures etc
Address BOX 296-T. Star oificd. 267
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GOOD POSITION
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPANISH. ITALIAN. ENGLISH
Class or individual instruction.: preparatory to
diplomatic exams +. 2s74. 305 Ethelhurst Apt
Evening star., 1924-10-25

lille PIPflES-Our genuine rourh-roate1
| scotch coi"> make ideal pets and compan
lohH Tor All: unsurpassed in beauty and int,Iii
Genc"; Gan at 361l Il St NV. or RreaI Kan
neis- Fails Church, Va
Evening star., 1924-10-25

SlI - WOLF, genuine. for breeding Phone
Park Md - h"'' 5ss i"
Evening star., 1924-10-25

FURNITURE, Bedroom suite, French walnut
compete: 3-piece overstuffed living room
suite. cut velour: Wilton velvet hall run
ners. 4 and ! Yards long. Adams r6SG 2G'
Evening star., 1924-10-25

DODGE TOURING Excellent machine; very
fine condition; $50 Adams $40.
DODGE TOURING. 1925; cash or terrsi 30
model; fine condition Can 1863 Lanier ri. NV.
DODGE TorRINGS 1922 (4)-Fine shape;
new cord tires and many extras; $40 TO s+00.
Terms. IL months TO pay. Peck's Garage,
212I 14th NV. Open all night.
DODGE TOURING. 1923-Paint looks like new
and new tires; cheap TO quick buyer; terms.
s. & e.. Motor Co, 1918 Wisconsin ave. West
$50. -
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~ ff1 boston terrier. beautiful markings:
nor Pcdigreed. 1433 Fairmont st. PCS
Evening star., 1924-10-25

MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS RENOVATED,
down comforts recovered: reasonable. North
1a145. Ideal Bedding Co.. 1924 Tth 81. NV.
PAINTING PAPERHANGING-Get Il dene
right by American that knows how. Don't
worry See Mr.. HILL, 1J2G 18th st. NV. 25s
Evening star., 1924-10-25

CADILLAC PASSENGER SPORT TOURING.
equipped with new cord tires; new paint:
bumper. notormeter and several her extras
tar i IN splendid condition; been less than
l4.Eh mics: viii sacrifice for 1850 Part
cash and balance monthly to responsible party
or lighter car As part payment Will be con
sIdeTed Inquire evenings after O'Clock.
Miss Schlegel, 52j Randolph NV
Evening star., 1924-10-25

~ ITEMS, Persian, lovely, pedigreed stock
- md st. NV. West 1872
Evening star., 1924-10-25
WANTED-SALESMEN.

If YOU are dissatisfied with your wages
come in and join our outside sales department;
quick advancement See Mr.. Tut. Potomac
Electric Appliance Co.. 14th and at. NV.
MEN of neat appearance. with proven sales
ability, TO represent a large business house in
the District of Columbia and nearby: reply in
own handwriting. Address Box 162-T, Star
office. o5s
SALESMEN-Books; unusual sale plan; virgin
territory: commission 81 per cent Room 400
a27 18th 81. NV. Morn. 10 to II. 2ss
LESMAN-0pening for 8 capable men TO sell
stock OF old conservative dividend paying
mortgage corporation. Apply 11I6 Vermont
ave. NV.
TO SELL FOOD speriaities to grncers and
markets: good salary to huStlers. Apply to
G. Il. Kaufman. sales mgr. Rear 1919 u st
oTs
WANTED SAI.ESMEN-Three men with in
surance or similar selling experience; splen-
did opportunity for permanent, local position;
leads furnished. Address BOX I9-T, Star Of
hce
SECURITIES Statesmen.
High-class. 10 sell securities in going com
pany. Leads furnished by board of directors
Address Box 300-R. Star office. 500
Evening star., 1924-10-25

foLICE Dog PUPPIES. three months old, Of
iN"I ihdliI!. 36ll X NV. 26s
Evening star., 1924-10-25

roLIcE PUPPIES for sale; cheap. 1913 K
Evening star., 1924-10-25

,' GERMAN POLICE PUPPIES, pedigreed; show
mac 1856 1926 3ri 81. ne 9ss
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WANTED-AGENTS.

Bic MONEY MAkER-Every auto owner a
prospect Act quick for territory. Address
The Clemens Mfg. Co.. Inc. - Saranac ave,
Buffalo. y. Y. 9Ss
Evening star., 1924-10-25

~ FPlES, German police, female; Strongheart
n.o"l' excellent foundation stock 53 Que
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A. L. Kleeber who resides near
Reedsburg was in Baraboo today ana
reports that the bees came through
the winter in fine condition but are
not doing well at present on account
of the cool weather. Some Of the
Ruore ambitious ven ture out and load
themselves with pollen from the viii
low, soft maple, and a few other
plants falling to the ground with the
burden. Because OF the cold they Of
ten are net able to Use and perish
aabare they drop. He says they should
know better but d not, their ambi-
<io4 reducing the population Of the
1hive.
John Osborne, brother of R T.
Osborne went to Ashland more than
a week ago to bring his AUTOMOBILES
to Baraboo He has not yet started
on his return on account of the seri-
0us condition Of the roads.
Sunbeam Div No. SO of the G. l. A.
of g. OF L. E. was represented by
Mrs. J. Kier, MRS Arthur Brown and
Mrs. Paul Herfort at a union meeting
held in Fond du Lac, May L. About
200 ladies of different lodges were
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Mrs. J. P. Whitwen and Miss Hen
rietta Glarner have returned from a
several months stay in Pasadena, San
Diego and other places in California.
Mrs. Chester Service has arrived
home from the Grand View hospital
in La Crosse where she underwent a
serious operation few weeks ago.
Mrs. Service is recovering nicely.
About a dozen ladies OF the Park
View club gathered, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bonham on
the Warner Memorial road yesterday
and cleaned the house from cellar
to attic in anticipation of the return
on Saturday of Mrs. Bonham, who
has been in the hospital at Mime
apolis a good share of the time since
last January The act came as a
surprise to Mr. Bonham when he re-
turned from his daily milk route and
he greatly appreciatls HE kindness
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Friends of w. NJ .O'Brien will be
glad to hear that he resumed his
work Monday morning. Conductor
O'Brien was injured a few months
ago when a train ran over his foot
but he is doing nicely with an artif1-
cial foot
A H. Rotzo1I has returned from
Milwaukee with new Paige sedan
for Carl Stolte Of Loganville. He was
accompanied home by Charles Hmm
ers who drove through a Jewett Sc
dan which he has purchased through
the West Baraboo Garage.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Dewey Fellows of
Glenwood, Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Claire Fellows of La Crosse have
been visiting here with Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Fellows The visitors were call
ed to this locality by the death of
Mrs. Avis Fellows Gdttschall, who
was buried at Lodi on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Roberts and
daughter of milwaukee, have been
visiting here with Mr.. Roberts par
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was an aunt Of Mr.. Thiemann and OF
J. Thiemann of Devils Lake.
Among those from Baraboo pre-
sent at the funeral Of John NJ. Kind
schi in Prairie du Sac were L. M.
Jacobs w II. Ode. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
zwicker, Mrs. J. w. Meisser, Mrs.
Chris Gasser, Sr,, Mr.. and Mrs. Eric
Rehbein, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin M. Doll,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gasser, Mrs e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Rehbein and
Mr.. and Mrs Tobias Clavadatscher.
Miss Margarita Williams and Miss
Inez Cyan entertained the Queen
Esther Guild Monday evening at the
W. H. Newell home on East street.
Seventeen were seated at the table
and were served by Newell Williams
and Paul Harris. The place cards
called for stunts which were to take
place after supper. These caused
much merriment and added to the fun
of thes evening. A short business
meeting took place after which
games were played. Queen Esther's
Guild is an organization of the Pres 1
byterian church.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Norma A
colt attended mothers meeting at
Greenfield rural school, The school
is taught by a BaraboO girl, Miss
Marcella Siberz, who reports that
with the exception of two all the
mothers were present. Each mother
was presented with a carnation, re-
freshments were served. and the
children gave an interesting program
A health talk by Mrs. Acott conclud-
: the program.
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-
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Glen orion
this morning, a daughter.
Thursday night David Sansum was
delightfully."- surprised by several re-
latives the occasion being his sew
enty- fifth birthday. The party was at
the home of his daughter Mrs. H. l..
of Lyons. The guests were served and
every one had fine time. The guests
left wishing Mr.. Sansum many more
happy birthdays. Those attending were
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearce Sansum and chill
dren of Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Schultz and daughter Imogene Of Del
:on, Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Sansum and
son and Mrs. Jane Dahl of Bar&.
boo.
Miss Viola Marquardt delightfully."-
entertained eight girl friends at a
six-thirty dinner at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Mar
quardt, Sixth avenue, last evening. A
theater party followed the dinner
The event honored the birthday an
uiyersary of Miss Marquardt.
Henry Thiemann of Reedsburg,
accompanied by his nephew, Henry
Martin, and the Rev. FIR. Aloysius
Ernst of Sparta left Monday for Ma.
nitowoc where they were called by
the death of Mother Euphrasino,
which occurred at the Elvero Con,
vent in that city. Mother Euprasino
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Ell CTED PRINCIPAL
OF SCHOOL IN IOWA

Walter J. Rummel, physics and
chemistry instructor in the Baraboo
High school for the past three years,
will go to Monona, Iowa, next year,
having been elected principal Of
schools there. Mr.. Rummels hons
is in Rome, Wis.
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y MAN KILLED BY ROCK =
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x through the air struck Steve y
y GuIam, an employe Of the Ply y
i. mouth Mining Go at Wakefield y
* Michigan, and killed him. Gu x
y lam was working in an open Y
y pit mine when blasting was in y
y. progress.
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North Freedom bank, was present
when the fellow was sentenced at
Madison, and then hurried with him
by train to Waupun. At the peniten-
tiary he met the Richland county
sheriff who was returning in an auto
mobile. By using the ear Mr.. Ode
was able to reach a station on the
Chicago & Northwestern and home by
Y o'clock in the evening. 1t will be
recalled that Pixley drove those in
the bank into rear room, seized
the thousand dollars, and fled, only
TO be caught by the village marsh
al, Caesar Schenkat. The mother OF
Pixley resides at or near Loganville.
Mr., and Mrs A. c. Osborne Or
Virginia; Mimi. are visiting here with
Mrs. Osborne's aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Johnson. They arrived Tuesday, mo-
toring here from Santa Fe, New
Mexico where they have spent the
winter They returned by way of Den
yer, Colorado where they had a
fine visit with Mrs Harriet Avery
Briscoe, former Baraboo resident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne found the Bris
Goes nicely located and enjoying good
health. Mrs. Osborne will be remem
bered here as Miss Viva Robinson,
a former Baraboo girl While visiting
at the Briscoe home, the Osbornes
met Mr.. and Mrs George Kuhns of
Madison. formerly of Baraboo, who
were guess at the Briscoe home.
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ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Roberts
and other relatives. They have LEFT
for Los Angeles to spend a few
months with Their daughter Alice
and in visiting other places il Cali
fornia.
O. w Monroe who has been in the
cleaning and dyeing business in the
same building with the J. E. Won Vale
Jewelry store has gwen up the bbusi-
ness, according to the latter, and re
turned to Grant county. The firm
was known as the Baraboo Quick
Service Cleaners and Dyers and
opened under the management of Mr..
Monroe and o. A. GuIke several
months ago. Mr. Gulke withdrew q
few weeks ago and since that time
the business has been conducted by
Mr.. Monroe.
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present and an enjoyable meeting was

present and an enjoyable meeting was
held.
Mrs. Belle Bliss national president
of the w R. C. met with the local
order Saturday night. She gave an in
teresting account of various visits
especially at Boston, Concord, Wash
angton, ID. &c. Nh. and Mrs. Bliss
have recently returned from a win
ter's stay in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Miss Lillian Scheaman and Walter
Rademaker of Milwaukee spent tn
week end at the home of Mss Clara
Marquardt, south Of the city They
were accompanied home by Miss Del
yra Marquardt, who has spent the
past several months i'm Milwaukee
and returned to her home here.