davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-20

lani, dobroaruzstve. bbalil svoj
uzlik a o'disiel do Viedne ucit sd
zamocnlctvu. Stal ma pfahu svo-
jich snov. Bol V sidelnom meste
cisarskom; siroky svet sa pred
MIN rozprestieral - jako no va
bilo zamocnicke .povolanie! "a
mocnici boil carodejnisi - DIVA
rail- dvere inym zakazane, dvere,
"a ktorymi boly pokbady ;nepozna-
neho vedenia - zamocnici liiStiii
tajomstvo vryte do ocele a zele-
"a. Jeho obrazotvornost' horela
plamenom. Potom prislo! sklama-
ME. Manifesto toho, ably bol zasva-
teny do carodejnfctva .zamkov,
majster ho postavil ku: vedeniu
stroja - takeho alebo inakSieho
- pracovat' pri nom vo dne V
noci, dvanast', strnast', niekedy i
Sestnast hodfn V jednom zapriah-
mutt. Bol to jednotvarny pohyb po
tisice razy opakovan!, ktorym Wy
robeny bol ktsok zeleza. V patna-
stom roku tostal nazornu lekciu
moderneho industrializmu, ma kto-
ri nikdy nemohol zabudnut po-
dobne ako nikdy nezabudnul IL
dalost' prvSiu, znazornuj1cu roz-
diel medzi bohatym "a chudobnym.
Nenavist' nespravedlnosti a ne
navist' stroja, neodusevnenost a
mel 'udskost' toho, staly sd u Ma
saryka vasnou, ukazovatel 'om, O.
kolo ktoreho sd jeho "Svctovy
nazor' tocil. Neskorsie bojoval
proti Habsburgom a Nemcom, le-
DO predstavovali nespravedlnost :.
Bojoval proti rimskej cirkvi a o.
ficielnemu pretestantizmu, lebo V
nich vidci vtedy stroll, nezivu wee,
ziadajucu obete zivych. Bojoval
proii kapitalizmu, lebo kapitaliz-
mus Dol tyranom priemyselneho
stroja; ale bojoval al proti Marxo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-20
tko je voskrz pravdive, vsetko kra
Sne a yoSkrz dobr6. MaSarvkov IL

I, u. xS., !,
tAo Je sosArz prasalve, ssssAo Ara
sne soskr1 aoore. MasarykoV q
vot Je venovanv A. adanln pray
uy JaAo naJvacseJ Jeunouucnosti
sNprostenle poos'atneJ ziJuceJ oy-
s'os.i sKutocnostl 9 Dludls1 q zo-
Snutorneno q nahoalieho; 'poJuae
pfoti IormaaizMu' Atory ousi pod-
statu zlVota' NazyVa sa' reatlstom.
Toiltleka straha, ktoru zaiozll 9
ktora koncenea doclellia osloDooe-
ME sVoJeJ Vlasti Doia hazyVana re-
ailstlckou stranou - s1rana' k1o-
ia III adaia spasu naroda prostred
nlctVom poznan' q utVaranla ska-
tocnostl rausie hez oslnuJuelcll.
shocn mlnulostl Duaucnostl'
okoro Kazaa osopa nosl Vo sVo-
JeJ ousl oofaz teJ q oneJ udalo-
stl' VychaozaJuceJ V prlsefneJ Jas
ilostl hmiy detskych rozpomle-
Aok ~ - - hlavne ne. doJem Jauro, OK oko-
~ htereho 'hesKorsleE krlstalzuJe
Sd skutochost cosl, co dodaVa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-20
Rodny dom prezidenta Masaryka.

ma pol 'ovacke, sbehli sa do chalu-
py a obdivovali nadherne kabaty,
podl ia ktorych 81 kazdy predsta-
voval nedosazitel ne bohatstvo. l.
ba maly Tomas odoprel divat' sa
IA vyyesene obleky. "Nepacilo sa
mi divat' sa ma tie veci," povedai
prezident Ceskoslovenskej Repub-
liky zk1senosti domkarskeho
chlspea. "Citil som, re bolo V tom
nieco radikalne chybn6ho. Ale ne
vedel som jasne, co to bolo. Ne
navist', ktoru som voci tomu NAL
zostala mi az do dnes.
Druhu episodu, ktora ma vliv
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-20
Prezident Mssaryk
2 knizky Eminent Europeans
Cd Eugena S. Baggera.
(Prekl.: Csl. Tlac. Kancelarie, J

(Uverejnujeme z.prilezitosti Is.
narodenfn prezidenta Ceskosloven-
skej republiky, ably mase eitatel-
stvo vedelo Wac 0 tomto vel'kom
muzovi, nez vacsina americkych
Slovakov nom dosial zna. Red
s menom Tomasa G.. Masaryka,
zakladatel'a a prveho prezidenta
Ceskoslovenskej Republiky, spoje-
ne s1 najobdivuhodnejsi uspechy
praktickeho statnictva vsetkych
vekov. V roku 1914 ako uprchlik
pred rakuskou "spravedlnost 'ou" ),
vzdor obrovskyn prekazkam vie
dol kampan ma rozbitie. Habsbm.g
skej rise, "a oslobodenie cesko-.
slovenskeho l'udu, kl triumfalne-
mu vyvrcholeniu oktobrom 1913.
Dneska,. sue hlavou najdemokrati
ckejsieho najpokrokovejsieho Z
nastupnickych statov, je najvae-
Sim hlasatel'om pouzivania zdra-
veho rozumu v medzinarodnych
stakoch, plemennej snasanlivosti,
hospodarskej rekonstrukcie So.
cialneho pokroku. A predsa jeho
hriliantne uspeehy jako politika
sd len jakosi nahodile pomere
ku jeho: opravdivej velikosti. Je
.vodcom .svojho ludu ME tax V
politicko m smysle sloia, jako via
seej mravnom a nabozenskom. I
II Svoj zivot stravil v>boji S drad-
'hym krest lanstvom, stereotypnym
;protestalitizmom tax ako al pa.
pezstvom. Konvencni veriaci po-
zerali ma neho ako na antikrista.
vtelenie rationalizmu, a vol 'neho
smysl 'anfa 5Rravdou je, re prezi-
dent Masaryk je mono jedinym
opravdivym krest anon medzi sku
tocnymi vodcami sieasnej Europy
- jediny statnik, ktory stavia
svoj pracovn poriadok Ia krest an
skej ethike, ale ktory al prenasa
tilto ethiku do kazdodenneho Ii
vota.
" jednej 20 syojich prac sa p!-
ia: "Ci boil kedy lepsi, vznesenei-
81, bozskejsi zivot nez Kristov?'
4 odpoveda Rousseau: "Jestli
Sokrates trpel umrel jako flo
zof, Kristus trpel a umrel jake
Boh.' V nasledujncej vete dava
XII l'uc ku svojmu nabozenstvu:
"Cely zivot je Pravda. Bozsky
Syn je najvyssia jednoduchost':
ukazuje cistotu svatost' V pra-
vom smysle tohoto slova. Mic po-
zemskeho sa k nemu nepriputa
va, ami k jeho zivotu, ziadny for
malizm alebo ritualizm; vsetko
,ychadza z vnutornej bytosti, vsc-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-20

.tik, Gle mofalista = filas0f Marc
dy sd zname podl'a Ardinoy, kto-i
ryych ctia; najya6si q naiilctyhod-
nejsi charakter ,eeskei historic lie
ME general alebo st6tnih, ale my
slitel' a musedlnik, Jan Has,, zrad-
ne Kostnici upaleny +. l415,
vzdor tonlu, ze mu bola bezpec-
most zarucena cisarom Zigmun-
dom. Jeho osobnost' navzdy Wis
kla znamku ma vsetko, co je maj
lepsieho v ceskom charaktere :naj
vacSie uznanie kedy, dane Masary-
kovi Dol vyrok, ze je priamym' po-
tomkom reinkarnaciou Jana
Husa. ), 49,, -
Umueenie Husa je vyvrcholenim
ceskej historic; bolo to mravne
Wit 'azstvo, jednako vel'ke, ako
bolo znicenie Vel'kej Armady pre-
Angliu. Masaryk povazuje refor-
maciu, ktora bola v Cesku zaloze-
ma ma Husoyonl, uceni, "a najvac-
Stu udalost' nielen v ceskych deji-
mach, ale v dejinach celeho sveta.
V jeho mysli nabozenstvo je mai
vyssim; pre- neho ale nabozenstvo
znamena reformaciu. Ale reforma-
cia, ako on ju chape, nie je defi-
nitlvna, ami konecnym faktom
sestnasteho storocia. Pokraeuje to-
hoto okamEenia. Masaryk pise:
"Historia caste nazyvana je IL
eitel 'om sudcom. Ale nadoyse-
tko je zavazkom. Vyznam nasej
reformacie dava raz celemu nag
mu narodnemu bytiu. Kazdy uve-
domely syn ceskeho fudu najde
v dejinach reforlnacie svoj IDEAL.
Kazdy syn eeskehe l'udu, ktdry
INA ceske dejmy, musi sa rozhod-
nut alebo pre- reformacius; alebo,
professionalism, bud'to "a, ceskua
alebo rak1sku ideu... >Jakos ka1t}a'
prava refor,macia, taxi al ta' nasa
zem je nie hotova. Reformacia zna
mena ustavicne reformovanie, ne
prerusovane obnovovanie, snazc-
ME po vyskach, staly process zdo-
konalovania; znamena vzrast.
Masarykova ncast' dusevnom
vzraste ceskeho l'udu bola porov-
havana Tolstojovym podieloni
na vyvoji mladeho Ruska. Pri
tejto analogii treba vsak pama,-
tat ma zasadne rozdiely, ktore cd.
del'uj1 tychto dvoch myslitelAov,
rozdiel ktory je ME. TAX individu-
elny jake viacej narodny. Je to.
rozdiel, kotry definuje Rusko cd
ostatnej Europy ma ktory Masa-
ryk kladie doraz vo svojom mo-
numentalnom dele o Rusku, moz-
no najvaesom, naplsanom O. TOM
tom predmete prislusnikom inehoi
naroda nez ruskeho. Je, to rozdiel
medzi individualistickym, akviti-
(Dokoncenie ma 6. strane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-20

vsmu sooialismu, lsbo, tento navr-
hoval kapitalistickti. nespravedl-
most nahradit spravedlnost 'ou
stroja, usmrt 'ujilcou symetriou,
ktora by ubila dusu cloveka. Sna-
zenie jeho zivota, snazenie po sku-
tocnosti, ie ME nicim inymA nel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-20

ma jeho zivot, prezil Y patnastom
roku. Sotva znal citat' a, pfsat', ma
naliehanie svojich rodicoE NAL
ibyt' ucnom u dedinskeho kovaca.
Nebolo v tom zaujimayostia a nepa-
clio sa mu to; ttlzil pc svete, vide
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-20

v
svrchovanou formou, ktorn na Sc
ba nabrala nenavist' nespravedl-
nosti stroja, on HASA, re pozna-
MIN skutocnosti a len skutocnosti,
clovek sa m6ze oslobodit z put.
Zamocnicky uen usiel Viednc
domov ku existencii dedinskeho
chlapca, ktory nemal 1spech. Ale
osud drzal ruku mad mladym Ma
sarykom. S pomocou dobreho klia-
"a, ktory tusil iskru uriemajteu
v Masarykovi, mohol sa dat ma
studia. Studoval v Prahe, vo We'd
nj, neskorsie na ipskej univerzi-
te, sue este vzdy mladym mu-.
zom, Dol ustanoveny "a profesora
na univerzite v Prahe.
Je to charakteristicke, re prvy
Gin, ktory sustredil pozornost' ve-
rejnosti na bud1com zakladatel'o-
vi cs. neodvislosti, boil vacSinou
l'udu povazovany "a dtok proti
Geskemu patriotizmu. Ceski ueen-
ci basnici zeliac tragediu, ktora
DO tristo rokov t'azila narod, OBJ
zerali sd o pomoc ku vzpomien-
kan IA slavnu minulost'. Najvac-
SINH medzi tymito boil takzvany
kralodvorsky rukopis, vysadna H.
stina ceskeho grandeuru. Masa-
ryk obratil svetlo svojho vedenia
na tento poklad narodnej ucty
odhalil no jake podvod., Cele Ces-
ko bolo pob1rene; Masaryk bol
nazyvany zradcom, ruhacom a ne
meckym agentom. Masaryk stal Y
tomto ohni neochvejne. Presiel ku
| vyboju a sosmieSnil tych, ktori sa
domnievali, re je potrebne zvyso-
vat ceskl velikost' pomocou hi
storickych III, "Narod, ktory je
ME zalozeny na pravde, nezaslu-
huje, ably zil'', povedal. Cd toho
casu Masaryk nevynechal prilezl-
tosti k tomu, aby neshladil roman
ticky nacionalizmus, aby nehla-
sal potrebu realistickeho naziera
. mia ma narodne potreby a povin~
nosti. Kontrastoval patriotizmus,
| zijicu podstatu, valecnym, ritu-
alnym prazdnym formalizmom.
V znamom Hilsnerovom pripa-
i de, lid, ktory Dol obvineny z ritu-
alnej vrazdy, prejavil Masaryk
i podobnn odvahu, podobne odsl-
| ,ienie pre- popularne predsudky,
II podobnou laskou ku pravde, ktc-
i ra no vicdla v aferc kralodvoc-
. skl,h rukopisov. V Cechach vsetci
II verili vo vinu, vsetci ziadali Hills
4 nerovu hlavu. Jediny Masaryk ha-
4 jill zida, a dokazoval, ze obvincnic
/. ritualncj vrazdy je nesmyselne
a zc q toho ohl 'adu Hilsner je ne
vipny. Toto pripravilo Masaryka
Il . znacnu ciastlu jeho popularl-
ty, a jelneho dina, pri vstupc do
siene, ktorej konal svoje pred.
nasky, boil privitany pokrikova,
MIN a vrieskanim. Ia civil ku sa
diyal na kriciacich studchtov, po-
tom pristdpil ku tabuli naplsal
iedine stoyo: "Praca Nastale
! licho, Masaryk prchoyoril k Stu
Denton. "Nepite, negemblujtc, ne
tiilajte sd, ale pracujte - to &
robi lid rebtc al Wy, ak chcets
no predstihnit'. - Potom pokra
J coval V prednaske.
Il W nebol vyrusovany. Ked' NJ
J toto vypraval, dodal, SO zylastnyn
omluvnym lsmevom, jako by cd
mietaj4cim chvaM: tBoh vie, ne
mann rad zidov.'' Chcel Mama
cit: ze on stiez,ma sypjespSedsad
] ky, lzeSnshol lsgss # Hszz Fels Nj q
J kdyt tmu nehapadlo, ze: eljeAl
8 nechut' robila jeho chovaAie tyn
obdivuhodnejsim.
8 Konecne stale sa, ako stat 81
malo, ze muz, ktory obpovil cesk.
Evening star., 1925-02-13
STANDARD CONSTRUCTION
CONTRACT is ADOPTED
Representatives of Eight Groups in
Building Industry Act in Con-
ference Held Here.

Meeting at the Department of
Commerce yesterday, represen ia tives
of eight technical and industrial as
sociationS adopted a standard form
of contract for building construction
designed to eliminate unnecessary
costs and embracing a clause for ar
bitration of disputes arising from in
definite contracts.
Responsibility for applying the new
contract to construction activities
was intrusted to the American Insti-
tute of Architects and the representa-
tives OF the organizations will meet
again in New York February 25 to
draw up a standard contract for the
engin eering trade.
Associations represented at the con-
ference, besides the architects, were
the Associated General Contractors
of America, American Association of
State Highway officials. American
Engineering Council, American Rail
way Engineering Association, .Ameri-
can Society of Civfl Engineers,
American Waterworks Association and
Western Society of Engineers.
Evening star., 1925-02-13

The Kongo will have a new bank.
Evening star., 1925-02-13
z SHIPS REQUIRED
FOR RUSSIAN FLOUR
$4,000, 900 Purchase From
Canada Going to New
York in 165 Trains.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TORONTO. February 13.-Canadian n
flour. milled entirely of Canadian
wheat, for which orders have been
placed by the Russian government
with two local mills. will bring at
least S12,oo0,OO0 in Russian money to
Canada This was estimated yester-
day by D. A. Campbell, head of the
Maple Leaf Milling Company, which
is to sell 1885, 900 barrels of the order.
An additional $50, 900 barrels have
been ordered from the Western
Canada Flour Mills, Ltd.
The Russian authorities. according e
to Campbell, will pay for the flour on
it's delivery in New York city. from
where it is to be shipped to Batum.
1t Is estimated that 1865 trains will be
required to transport the -four to
New York, and that % ships Will be
needed to get 1t over to Russia.
Campbell said the order was the
largest individual order ever placed
with Canadian mills, adding that it
brought to 1000. 900 barrels the total
flour purchases of the Russian gov
ernment in Canada since last Novem-
her. His company, he said, recently
delivered 50o,000 barrels to the Rus
slams on a previous order
Evening star., 1925-02-13

University, will deliver the, opening ad-
dress, and DR.. Arthur Dean Bevan of
Chicago. formerly president Of the
American Medical Association, will pre-
side.
Surg. Cen Merritte w. Ireland Of
the Army. Edward r. Stitt Of the Navy
and Hugh S. Cummings Of the United
States Public Health Service will speak
! at the second morning session in a
symposium on the results Of improved
medical education.
Other sessions will be devoted to at
tempts to solve the problems of meet
ing the shortage of physicians in the
rural districts, medical practice act and
enforcement, licensure, hospital serv-
ice, and educating the public in matters
Of health.
Evening star., 1925-02-13
$9,382 Is PLEDGED
IN DRIVE BY Y. w. C. A.
Campaign for $4,000 Making
Progress-Will Re Closed
on Monday.

The drive to obtain. the current ex
pense fund for the Y. w. c. A. for thu
fiscal year of 1925 reached $9,3S2 al
noon today, after passing the first
quarter mark last night at supper
held in the Y. w. G. A.. 614 e street
The drive to obtain the 100000 neces
sary to carry on the work of the or
gani1ation was started Monday.
Mrs. J. w. Frissell was hostess a.
the luncheon held today. when the re
ports Of the daily drive were read
Claude Owen, speaker at the lunch
Evening star., 1925-02-13

con today, recently lead the drive for
tho campaign of the Y. NJ. G. A.
The reports read today will be the
last on the figures Of the total until
Monday, when the drive closes. A
luncheon for business men will be
held tomorrow at the Y. w. c. A. with
DR.. William S. Culbertson. vice presi-
dent OF the Tariff Commission, max
ing the principal address
Evening star., 1925-02-13
Odds Against Cattle Thieves.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, December 26-
The police authorities of Santiago del
Estero are planning to use airplanes
In the pursuit Of cattle thieves in
that province of North Argentina
Cattle stealing there Is made easy
by the lack Of roads and the i'm
possibility of rapid pursuit over ex.
tensive uninhabited districts.
Evening star., 1925-02-13
Nesrs Transmission,
By Macy Radio Is
GiUe,, Se1,ute'S OK,

A joint resolution extending for
two years. from next June so. the
authorization for transmitta1 by
naval radio stations of certain
news and other messages was
passed by the Senate YESTERDAY
The service applies particularly
to the Pacific coast and the extern
sion has been recommended by the
Department of Commerce. Con-
tinuation of this service by the
Navy is necessary. Senator Jones,
Republican, Washington, said, be-
cause private agencies have been
unable so far to complete con-
struction of facilities to handle the
messages.
Evening star., 1925-02-13
LEAGUE PARLEY DELAYED
Request of Miss Grace Abbott
Granted at Geneva.

GENEVA, February 13-At the re-
quest of Miss Grace Abbott of Wash
ington, the initial meeting of the
League of Nations reorganized COM
mission for the protection of womer
and promotion of child welfare, which
was to have been held next week, has
been postponed to May 20.
Miss Abbott, as a member OF the
committee, desires time to study the
child problem which the league re-
Gently took over. from the Brussels
organization, as the Americans are
especially interested in this work
The league plans to devote d special
section to child welfare.
Evening star., 1925-02-13
MEDICAL CONFERENCE
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
Review of Progress of Medicine
to Occupy First Session to Be
,
Held in Chicago.

BY the Associa ted Press.
CHICAGO. February ia complete
review OF the progress OF medicine will
occupy the first day of the annual con-
gress on medical education, medical
licensure. public health and hospitals,
here March to 13. DIR. Ray Lyman
Wilbur, president of Leland Stanford
Evening star., 1925-02-13
French Amateur Hears Toxic.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
MENARS. France, January s.--A
radio amateur In this little village OF
the French Pyrenees recently sue
ceeded for 10 minutes in hearing the
radio station IFWA at Toxic. Japan.
He used wave length of 90 meters
Evening star., 1925-02-13

Fish packed In carbon dioxIde gas
instead Of ice kept fresh for 10 days
In trip from Halifax to Montreal.
Canada, recently.
Evening star., 1925-02-13

"Infernal and appalling" were
among the terms used by Sir Bruce
Porter, the famed physician of Lon
don, in regard to rubber corsets.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-01-22
j. j. Davies

J. j. Davies of Spring Green
passed away recently in Madison
at the age of 70 years.
He came to this country with
his parents, John I. and Gilmore
Davies, in September, 1860, and
lived for a time at Girard, Ohio In
the fall of 1868 they came to Spring
Green, where Mr.. Davies has ever
since made his home.
He was united in marriage with
Sarah e. Evans, at Spring Green,
January 4th, 1882, who survives
him. To them were born two chill
dren, John Edward Davies of Los
Angeles, California, and Evan L.
Davies, who died at the home of
his parents in Spring Green on
June 23rd, 1918.
Mr.. Davies lived for many years
on the farm northeast of the village
In 1907 he moved to town and in
1912 built the home, which he now
leaves.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-01-22
BUSINESS men
Want HIGHWAY
Il KEPT open

A committee consisting Of w. e.
Rowland, T. F.. Risley, w. E. Bar
niger, and DR.. H. j. Irwin has been
appointed to confer with State
Highway Commissioner J. T. Dona-
ghey on the matter of keeping
highway II open next summer while
parts OF the highway are under
going construction. This matter
was taken up at a special meeting
Of the Baraboo Advancement As
ISOLATION held at the city hall,
Tuesday night. In the absence of
the president, Ben Jones presided.
A report was made on the Chris
tmas Booster and several other
matters were taken up, including
the betterment of the tourist camp
site and camping conditions at
Devils lake. In accordance with the
plan put into effect last summer,
campers at the North end are ex-
cluded from a large territory. An
appeal is to be made to the
park commission to see if this mat
er cannot be changed A commit
tee was appointed to take the mat
ter up with the commission.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-01-22
Gilbert Conan

Word was received here today OF
the death of Gilbert Conan at Mad
ison at ten o'clock last night. Mr..
Conan resided in araboo until last
May when he went to Mad son to
reside, He had been employed by
the Burgess Battery company.
Mr. Conan is survived by his
wife and eight children.
Deceased, who was 55, was sub
.stitute night Waterman for the
Burgess Battery company and drop
ped dead shortly before 10 p. IN
Friday after completing his rounds
on the first floor OF the building
The body was not discovered ua-
til 1890 a. m. when Night Inspector
o. Mosier, looking for the missing
man. came upon Goman's boIy at
the foot of a ladder in an ,noloSed
loading platform.
The time of Goman's death is fix-
ed by C. H. Simonds, sweeper, who
toll police that he had helped Go
man while he was adjusting 4
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ceylon 5toweII

Ceylon Stowell passed away at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Lii
liam Bolten at Tomah, Wis, on
Jan. 6, The funeral was held at Kill
bourn, Jan. 10.
Deceased was born at Massena,
st. Lawrence Co. n. Y. Aug. %,
1888. When he was six years of
age his parents moved to Astalan,
Wisconsin, and soon after to Big
Springs, Wisconsin, where he re-
sided on a farm until 1910, when he
retired and moved to Kilbourn liv-
ing there until after the death Of
his wife, Jan. 10, 1916.
He was a veteran of the Civil
War, enlisting in Co. d 10th Wis
consin VOL Inf and serving three
years. He was a member of the
John Gillespie Post G. A. r. also
a member Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. He possessed a gen
tie disposition and was a loving
indulgent father. He was married
to Miss Mary Ann Nephenthaler on
March 10, 1865.
Eleven children were born to this
couple ten of whom survive him be-
side twenty-siX grand children and
one great grand child. One daugh-
ter, Vina, died Dec. "a, 1895, at the
age of q years.
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Mrs. Emile schieIdtbera

Mrs. Emile Schieldtberg, wife
Of Frederick Schieldtberg. died at
five thirty Wednesday afternoon.
aged 80 years. For q number OF
years Mrs. Schieldtberg resided on
Eighth street where she did car
pet weaving at her home. She was
ever Industrious and bent on do
ing her share of the worlds work.
Mrs. Schieldtberg leaves one
daughter, Mrs. John Mullen of
Prairie du Chen and several grand
children. She was a member Of
st. Johns Lutheran church and
services will be conducted at that
church at two o'clock, Friday af-
ternoon, the Rev. Gerhard Pieper
officiating. Burial in Walnut Hill
cemetery.
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y Mrs. Eln1a TAYLOR

Mrs. Emma Taylor, a resident of
Baraboo for AZ years, died at the
home Of her son, Harry II. Taylor,
1917 Oak street on Monday night
about seven thirty. Mrs Taylor
had been seriously i'll for some
time, suffering from heart disease.
The deceased was BON in Ohio,
Aug. 9, 1916, and she was Is years
of age at the time of her death.
She was the widow of Henry
Taylor, who preceded her in
death by many years. Beside the
son with whom she made her home,
she is survived by three grand
children, Elizabeth. Olive and Har-
ry Taylor, Jr.