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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-08-19
SATURDAY,
Aug. IL, 1905.

On OnONIg NdNs ~ lSOOs
Patrick Lynch of Providence, driven
insane by heat, attacks two women
with baseball bat, injuring both, and
smashes furniture in his own and
neighboring homes with an ak.
Frank Carr, who claims to have
been born in Cambridge, Mass, tries
to break into four Taunton houses;
has running pistol fight with the po-
lice, swims river four times before
being captured.
r-ISTUS tiEu44as--t---.-l Il>,~s 10 mo oo-i In
Lowell, Mass, and street cars in Bill
lerica are stalled.
Relief steamer Terra Nova, with
Ziegler polar expedition members
aboard, reaches Tromsoe, Norway.
Sixty-one new cases Of yellow fever
in New Orleans; nine deaths yester-
day
Extensive lumber fire at Frederic
ton, N. b.. burns mill and large stock
in yards. loss about 100000
Miss Mary A. Tucker, lost in New
Hampshire woods, slowly recovering
from exposure, at Rochester.
President Roosevelt gets great re-
ception on tri-state trip; bespeaks
sympathy Of whole country with New
Orleans in her affiiction.
Rear Admiral Benham, retired, who
cowed the Brazilian feet in the har-
Dor Of Rio Janeiro and served on the
Schley board, dead at Lake Mahopac,
Ny.
Fund for Hoch's appeal said to be
short and convicted murderer's case
may not be taken to supreme court.
Davis squadron of four battleships,
Alabama (hagshipJ, Illinois, Iowa and
Massachusetts, in Boston harbor.
Taft at Manila outlines the plans OF
President Roosevelt for the Philippine
Islands.
Mary Tarr, a 12-year-old Rockport
Mass, girl, carried out to sea in a
canoe, rescued by quick work Of two
well-lnown young men.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-08-19
WEDNESDAY,
Aug. 1s, 1905.

NNA' W. lSSSs
George L. Marsh, a chauffeur of
Brockton, Mass, under arrest in that
city under orders of the police of Chi
cago as a suspect in the mysterious
"Mr. Dove" murder, November, 1894.
ENJOYS at Portsmouth agree upon
two more points, but secondary ones;
cession of Saghalin considered for a
time, and set aside; believed the crisis
is coming fast.
Co. F Of Norway, Me-, wins inter
state team shoot at Wakefield, Mass.
Steamer New shoreham strikes
reaches dock.
Man leaps from a ferryboat in New
York and is drowned; handsome
young woman tries in vain to prevent
him.
Epidemic off cerebro-spinal menin-
gifts raging at Lunenburg, N. s., with
so cases and 20 deaths SO far.
Transfers convent presents low.
ing cup to President Snea.
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte
finds no cause for action by the de
partment in the d tn Of Raphael Co
hen, who died as tie result of box.
ing contest on the converted cruiser
Yankee on July 8.
Enfield mills property at Enfield, R
l., sold by public auction.
Yellow fever situation in New Or.
leans shows a slight Improvement;
new cases 62. deaths 6.
Receiver Gray brings suit for an ac.
counting againct officers Of tie Pre-.
ferred Mercantile company.
w. l.. Bodine, superintendent of
compulsory education in Chicago. de.
clares in speech in Detroit thai won,
en- are driving men to the wall in all
Industrial pursuits except those requir.
ing the heaviest labor.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-08-19

Missouri produces S4 per cent Of
all the zinc and 80 per cent. of all
the nickel mined in the United States.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-08-19

II is common belief that fine
bread possesses less nutriment than
coarse bread.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-08-19
THURSDAY

THURSDAY, Aug. II, 1906
Prospects of peace thought to be
little brighter; articles Z and 8, deal
ing with the Chinese eastern railroad,
disposed of yesterday. Witte says,
"Of the eight articles l have already
yielded seven"
Federal supervision of life insurance
considered at Oyster Bay conference;
President will indorse project in mes
sage, and Senator Dryden will intro
duce bill.
Walter Sanger, son of George M.
Pullman, dead and the male line of
the millionaire car builder extinct.
All members of the Boston board of
aldermen, together with Messrs. Bur.
roughs and De Bois Of the national
dock trust, summoned before the
grand jury, with relation to bribery
charges.
Salvation Army captain instantly
killed by trolley car at Old Orchard.
New fever cases in New Orleans
number 66, deaths A.
Secret inquiry in Brockton, Mass.
into the hack scandal"
Mrs. Sarah r. Huttleston Of New
Bedford, Mass, almost SO years old,
aunt Of II. H. Rogers, is dead.
Two men killed by being thrown 70
/ feet to bed of Connecticut river when
train caused runaway.
Huge gain in child labor in the
United States.
Census bulletin shows that birth
rate in the United States is persist
emily declining.
Ethan Allen memorial tower at
Burlington, VT, dedicated.
Twelve killed and six injured by
the slipping of a great mass of lime
stone In a quarry at Allentown, Penn
Trolley car hit by locomotive in
suburb of Cincinnati; three killed and
10 injured.
Massachusetts naval brigade will
be given shore liberty at Portland
and Bar Harbor.
None of 'em dropped out?"
mo, they're all there"
at isn't full jeweled, anyhow, is
it?"
"Yes, it's full jewelel."
1--WE been suspecting lately that the
case is only washed"
You're wrong. It's solid gold"
But it isn't first-class make, Is
it?"
"Yes. there's nothing better in the
market"
"Pm glad to hear you say So Per
| haps you wouldn't mind letting me
have a fifty on it?"--Chicago Tribune
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-08-19


woman Oh
the least Inc use oA
should reentessy
their daughters at heart
waiting a street very pretty
in which she dressed Her dark skirt with shirt waist ana n M
adming shoes ahu
admiration
broken
something
to wait long" interest in her had vanished
IS
talkThe Commoner
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-08-19


represented them as her he
n Cincinnati.
the
which first suggested Immediately
nv in the home immigrants the
corrupted
service process the desired
Tmune examinations stated issuing certificates
with photographic idenuhcaions.-HarpeTs Weekly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-08-19
Leading Up to It.

Leading Up to 1t.
81 wish you would look at this
watch and zee what's the matter with
IT," the man, said, handing 1t over.
The jewelei' examined it.
Il can't see anything wrong, he
said. What seems to be the trou'
ble?"
ut has lost nearly a minute In the
last three months"
"That isn't worth making fuss
over
81 didn't know but one OF the Jew
els might be broken, OF something"
mo. they're All right"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-08-19
Ela-a"0N~ '"Vt"~1
! HoLO the immigration
! LaLDS are EOdded
cy BrOughtOn Brandenburg:

GIRL being marry young whom she has
seen or by unscrupuous relatives for immoral
poses as daughter sister in family OF chance
travelling acquaintances hafdozen lads coming
to fulfil labor made for them by relative
this country need only deny they any work
prospect cripple desirous OF getting into the United
States to enter the thousand excellent hosp
tails need only give fellow passenger who good
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-08-19
~0N~S "-SO'
The Use of Slang
Bv Dr. e. u. Z. Gould.
BY Helen Wasts Motley.

NE of the crying sins of the is the general and pro
mscuous of slang words and phrases by young persons
fact the evil is confined to young peo
by their elders also, who should SET
better example Even when it comes from masculine hps
slang phrase anything but elegant From woman
simply disgusting Many times young girls are houshr
because they hear 1t from o
Rltd dnnItn prls True is
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
UNION UNIFORM
KNOCKED OUT

Chicago July ls.--ludge ruley yes.
te'day afternoon issued an injunction
restraining the Chicago federation OF
musicians from enforcing an order
that all members of the musicians
nnjou shall he clothed alike in a uni,
form Of dark blue cloth without orua-
mrn,aton. When the order was is,
suNI by the federation the proprietors
ot various bands applied for an injuno.
zion restraining enforcement Of the or.
'er because they had ordered eNpen-
sivo uniforms for their baads and the
uniform woull not only cause them a.
nancial loss. but would decrease the
alwctWeness Of their bands. The
judge sustained the contentious of the
band men and issued the injunction,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13

Wilson the papers in the cotton re,
pnr. Investigation. subsequently
HE papers were placed in the hands
y, (aited States Attorney Beach, who
Will make a thorough inquiry emhrac,
ms every detail connected With the
compilation Of the statistics involved,
!, Is stated that he has been urged by
Secretary Wilson 10 probe the matter
s1 hc bottom ami use any measures
a his command 10 detect aud get Al
The true condition and hriug the gull.
y persons to trial.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
ELks ELECT.
Grand Lodge Chooses Officers for the
Coming Year.

Buffalo, July 1.-THE following
grand lodge officers were elected by
the Elks yesterday:
Grand exalted ruler--Robert w,
Brown, Louisville, Ky
Leading knight--C, r. Tomlinson,
Winston n. {.
Loyal Knight Charles W, kauf.
mann, lloboken, n. j.
Lecturing knlght--Edward Nc
Laughin, Boston.
Secretary Fred c. Robinson. Du.
buque, Iowa
Treasurer John K. Tcner Char.
lcroix, Pa.
The only contest worthy Of note
was that for the ONCE Of short term
trustee. C. l.. lngsley OF Waterloo,
la. and Mayor Charles G. Schmidt of
Wheeling w. Va, opposed Or. HAY
elm, the latter finally winning.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
AMNESTY FOR FRENCH
POLITICAL EXlLES

Paris. July t2.-The senate yester.
day passed the government bin pro
Niding for amnesty for those convict.
ga by the high court In connection
With the revolutionary conspiracy OF
1892 Paul DeRoulede, former mem.
her of the chamber of deputies, who
is in political exile in Spain, win now
be permitted to return to France,
The enactment also cancels the sen.
fences inflicted on members Of relg.
ions congregations SIR breaches OF
the law of associations and the pun,
iShments connected with the drawing
up Of the secret reports of army OH,
GERS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
PAY Depositors in Full.

St. Lcuis. Mo. July 12-Receiver
Spencer of the Peoples United States
bank stated that he believes he will
he able to pay all the depositors in
full and have enough money left TO
pay the stockholders not less than rs
cents on the dollar. Mr. Spencer
says he has not taken action to OBJ.
tain an authoritative valuation of the
property which constitutes the bank 5
security for loans made to the Univer-
sity Heights Realty company, the
Womans Magazine and other con
Germs controlled by President Lewis
of the bank. These loans, it is stat,
ed, amount to over $1,0O0,00O.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
CHINA WANTS To
Be REPRESENTED
ASKS VOICE IN PEACE CONFER
ENcE AT WASHINGTON.

Washington, July 12.-Nothing more
is heard here Of China's request to be
represented at the peace conference.
This action on the part of China has
by no means pleased Japan and the
latters objection to the suggestion was
fully expected by the Washington gov.
eminent Whether the president has
communicated with China cannot be
learned here. In diplomatic quarters
sympathetic to Japan it is declared
that China's request was made at the
instance of Russia, but tnis statement
lacks official confirmation.
Kustenj, July 12.-1ne Russian
squadron seems to be delayed here,
owing to fear that another mutiny will
break out should the vessels put TO
sea. The fact that 35 sailors from the
kniaz Potemkine, who surrendered
have been imprisoned on board tle
different vessels of the squadron await
ing trial for rebellion, has caused in
tense Indignation among the crews and
as a consequence there are fears OF
another mutiny.
Granted Audiences Too Freely.
Moscow, July 12.-Count Shouvaloff,
who was assassinated yesterday, owes
his death to his custom of freely grant
ing audiences and receiving petitions
from all classes. One bullet wounded
the count in the pericardium, another
pierced his abdomen, a third struck
him in the arm and fourth his shout
der while the fifth bullet struck the leg
of an official who was standing near
Confer on Negotiations.
Washington, July 12.-By appoint
ment Japanese Minister Takahira will
call on tle president at Oyster Bay
Friday for conference regarding the
peace negotiations. The Japano Sc
minister is expected TO reach New
York about the last of July. Baron
Kamura will be accompanied by Col.
Tachima, the newly appointed military
attache at Washington, who will be
ono of the commission.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
MONTHLY CROP REPORT.
Government Announces Statistics Of
Condition.

Washington, July 12.-The monthly
crop report of the department of ag.
riculture shows the acreage of corn
planted 94.1l1 900 acres. an increase
Of 2.0S0,0o0 acres 0r % per cent
over last year The average condi
ton Of the crop July was 87.3, com.
pared with S8.4 a year ago, and a ten
year average of SIG.
The condition of winter wheat July
| was S27. compared with 1871 in
1904. ten-year average 77S; condi.
ton of spring wheat July J. 910,
compared with 93.7 last year ten
year average S9.3 The amount Of
wheat in the hands Of farmers July
/ was 24,257.oOO bushels equivalent
to about IA per cent Of the crop last
year.
The condition 0f oats July was
921, compared with S9S last year,
ten-year average S8.5 The acreage
Of potatoes, excluding sweet potatoes.
Is less than that of last year BY about
10000 acres, or 6 per cent. Ghe con.
dition July was 9l2, compared with
1919 a year ago, ten-year average
a21.
The acreage Of tobacco Is less
than that Of last year by eDcul $4,000
acres. e. per cent; the condition
July l was STA against s5.3 a year
ago
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
World Gathering Of Christians.

London. July 12--E1eter han was
the scene yesterday afternoon Of an.
ether world gathering Of Christians,
when the congress Of Baptists was
opened BY Judge Willis. president Of
the Baptist Union Of Great Britain
and ireland. Those present included
500 delegates and nearly 1000 visit.
ing Americans. The congress will
continue In session until July is.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
COMMISSIONER EMERY PREPARES
FOR ENFORCEMENT.
NEW POSITIONS WAITING
Railroad Rate Commission Holds APP
pointments for Consultation With
f, GoVernor--confederate Dead May
Have New Headstones-New Dor
mitory at Chippewa Falls.
Madison, July IL,

Madison, July IL,
Dairy and Food Commissioners Emery
is distributing pamphlet containing
the now and amended iaity and food
laws Of Wisconsin He is mailing
copies to the daily newspapers, and to
persons and firms interested and re-
guessing the pamphlet. All the deal
ors, creamerics ANA cheese factories
Of the state within short time will
be supplied with copies of the laws as
they were left at the close ot the last
legislature,
In the pamphlet Commissioner
Emery gives the following notice to
dealers and manufacturers:
"lho attention of dealers and manu-.
fuclurcrs Is called TO the new laws re.
latlng 70 chemical personalities. ma
pie syrup and maple sugar, syrups.
mOlassos and glucose mixtures, buck
wheat -four, condensed milk end evap-
Grated cream. ana the sale Of lemon
ana vanilla extract. Attention is also
called To the time when these laws arc
made to take effect. and dealers are
hereby notified that as contemplated
by The legislature the time until those
laws are made TO take effect will be
Giyou In which 10 clear shelves Of out.
lawed goods and that then those laws
viii be enforced Parties IN interest
,,hnnIl pnr,F,,llv .,nunfnI tbap, 81.
with these laws and promptly meet
their requirement Attention Is called
to various amendments Particular
attention Is called TO amended laws
relating to the adultoratlon Of milk,
sale Of renovated butter, canned goods,
aiulterated honey, chopped meats and
rauSagcs and vinegar"
Waiting for the Governor.
The railroad rate commission was In
session all day but the election Of a
person TO fll the position Of secretary
was not reached The commission did
rot fiji the other places created by the
commission Iaw--two clerks and q
stcnographer II Is said that the com.
mission desire to confer with Gov. la
Foleltte before making appointments.
To Build New Dormitory.
The state board Of control is adyer.
Using for bids for the construction o.
IA new dormItory at the state home for
the feebleminded at Chippewa Falls, 10
cost $4,000 or $4,000. This addition
20 the home for the feeble minded was
authorized by the last legislature.
New Headstones for confederates.
A letter from the governor Of Ala
hama has been received by II. w.
Rood. custodian Of the Wisconsin civil
uaf museum. 10 the effect that the
next Alabama legislature will doubt.
less make an appropriation for the
purpose Of placing new heaigtoncs az
the graves of the several hundred con-
Federate soldiers who lie In Forest
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
SCORES Of MEN
DIE IN A MINE

CardiH, Wales, July l2.--An explo.
sion of frcdamp in No. pit OF the
National Colliery company at Watts.
town, In Rhonda valley. yesterday is
believed 10 have resulted IN the loss
of AT least 126 lives. Up TO Midnight
Gs bodies hal been recovered. Heroic
efforts were made TO recover the en-
tombed men, but the results show that
wholesale death has taken place.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
NO ACTION ON RESIGNATION.
Governor La Toilette Reluctant TO re.
Iieve Col. Villas as Regent.


lieve Col. Villas as Regent.
4 letter was sent from the COVER
nor's Office yesterday acknowledging
The receipt OF the letter Of resigna.
lion of Col. william F. Villas as Il
member Of the board Of university
regents. He is planning 20 travel
extensively and in order that his alb,
sence might not interfere With iho
work Of the university he asked 'ha
governor to relieve him. Governor
La Toilette is expected Ia Madison
,oday. but he will take No action en
the resignation at this time for Il Il
known that he appreciates bicnly he
services Of Col Villas for the uniycr.
Sits and win be reluctant " have tla
distinguished gentleman sever bis
connection with the g)fe nng body 81
the institution.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
TO PRESENT BARON RosEN.
Exchanges With President to 3
Significant

Oyster Bay, July Ex-senator KnoA
Of Pennsylvania Is an overnight guest
Of Senator Plat nt Sab Harbor. Ar
fragments are practically completed
Tor the presentation to the president
Thursday next Of Baron Rosen. the
Kew Russian ambassador, 1t is ex
.iected that the exchanges between tnc
president and ambassador when the
lute~ presents his credentials will be
lruporant and significant.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13

rounced by Chairman Paul Morton,
who declined 70 discuss the disclos,
ureS in the Hendricks report. No
official copy Of the testimony has yeJ
reached District Attorney Jerome, in
spite, he said yesterday. of efforts on
his part To secure a cNpy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
Bate War Expected.

Duluth. Mimi, July 1.-THE West
ern Passenger association ended It's
convention here yesterday. Much Of
the day was taken up by discussion
IF differential rates The opinion is
that there Is to be a rate war between
Chicago ana New York roads.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
NATIONAL FOOD LAW.
People Spend Millions for Deceptive
Goods.

Portland, Ore, July 12,-The neces,
Sity of ,.ational food law WIS the
principal topic of discuss,pa yeSter.
day al the convention of thu Nau1ua'
Dairy and Food association. It was
stated that the only way u e; a ma
tional law is TO educate the people to
the necessity of it by showing them
the billions of dollars they SPEND an
nually because of receptions III The
manufacture of food produces.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
NEW EQUITABLE DIRECTORS.
Sufficient Number Named for QUO
rum.

New York. July ia sufficient
rnmber Of directors for a quorum o.
the Equitable Life Assurance society
without however. filing all vacancies
caused by designations. were selected
Yesterday. Much comment was eE'
cited by the publication in a mornin
paper Of testimony taken at The IN.
yestigation III Superintendent Hen
bricks. Former Governor ODe.l. IN
an interview az Newburgh, statea
that he had seen none Of the cyl
dence until its publication and r.
fered important suggestions toF
remedial legislation at the present
extra session Of the legislature Thai
the services or Second Vice President
Tarbell will be retained was an
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
CHARLES WANTS
To TAKE CROWN

Copenhagen. July l2.-lt Is under
stood that Prince Charles Of Denmark
is willing to accept the crown Of Nor.
way II King Christian and the Danish
consent Some members
Of the royal family favor his accept.
ance Of the crown, but King Chris
tlan is believed to be opposed to II.
No decision, however will be given
out before his majesty returns from
Gmunden, Austria, two weeks hence,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
BlGELoW ASSETS SMALL.
Foot Up to About Ten Per Cent. OF
Claims.

Milwaukee, July 12,--1'he commits
sion appointed 10 apprase the assets
OF f. G. Bigelow. the former bank
president, made a partial report yes.
tyrlay, The total appraised value Is
$2SSS,6lO, while the claims which We're
filed and approved foot up to $2,191. $3.50.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
RESCUE EFFORTS FAIL.
Thirty-nine Miners Believed 10 Have
Persisted.

Bortmund. Prussia, July 12.-Efforts
TO rescue the 30 men who were cut
on In the Borussia coal mine Monday
have been wIfhont success and II ~
feared that they have perighei.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13

mn cemetery, Mr.. Rood End Mr., III.
$ SiggleSow TOOK this matter up with
;he southern executive ami n favorable
answer has been received, containing
expression of appreciation OF the care
by the northern people of the graves
OF the dead confederates
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
AFTER OFFICIALS WHO
LEAKED COTTON REPORTS

Washington. D. q. July l2.-Act.
Ing Attorney General Hoyt has RI.
ceiyad from Secretary Of Agriculture
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
State Fair Entries Closed.

John NJ True, secretary Of the state
board of agriculture, was kept busy
yesterday attending TO tho receipt OF
entries for the races 1T the state fair
In Milwaukee September lib, II being
the last day for tho acceptance Of en-
tries for the state races. In some OF
these races there are large fields, but
In one or two the entries nave not
hoen 90 numerous The entries for
these races closed at II o'clock last
night
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
Economical Lobbyist,

Attorney MS, Dudgeon of Madison,
member OF the assembly In the legis.
'ature Of 1908, yesterday filed with
the secretary OF state four statements
Of his expenses as a lobbyist turing
the recent session, He spent no money
whatever on any of the matters upon
which he was engaged He represent.
cd u. IL. Safer, nm electrician. who
WAS injured In the capitol park by rea.
son Of n fall cocasionod Ny the break
Ing of lamp post, and who was grant.
cd an appropriation of $1,000 by the
legislature, Mi, Dudgeon also repre-
scented Chicf of Police II. G. Baker of
Madison and others, the Savings Loan
& Trust Go. of Madison and the Sta.
tionery Engineers association He
does not set forth In his statement the
sums paid him for his services, Some
of the lobbyists who made statements
included therein their remuneration.