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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-09-27

Birds of feather do not always flock to.
gether, at least IN harmony. The hawk and
the chicken are sometimes very, close but
both are hot 1T the time enj0ying lite.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-09-27

PENNSYLVANIA, 1t Is stated, leads In the
production or natural gas. Which kindf
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-09-27

It Is perhaps just rs well to teach little
girls fairy tales for then they won't sound
so strange when their husbands tell them
later In life.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-09-27

the good roads movement over large
areas is acquiring natural and power
ful impetus.
When this practice of oiling roads
was first commenced In California, com
plant was made that teams passing
over 1 read freshly oiled would scatter
the oil in all directions, injuring cloth
Ing and everything else of delicate
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-09-27
Railway Connection Desired.

Yearly meetings Of the Parliament
can Railway Commission have been
held since 1000. At the meeting lib
Washington last spring, Charles nj.
Pepper, Commissioner Of the Confer
eiiee, submitted a report, which
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-09-27

Even with the five principal senses all
well developed. II Is an excellent thing to
have common sense.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-09-27

All III wind II Is indeed that blows M
good. Even the bad cooks are blessed by
manufacturers of dyspepsia tablets.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-09-27

The number Of lawyers whose business
II Is 10 expound and uphold the Law Is
probably almost equal to the number ~
lawyers whose energies and abilities are
devoted to evading aid cheating the law.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-09-27

You cannot fool ali the people al the
time but some. OF the astute business, men
Of tpls. generation have kept the majority
OF thsh guessing the rest 81 the tine.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-09-27

Solid black lines
represent the railroad
mileage already con-
structed. Dotted lines
represent the stretch
es yet to be built.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-09-27

Tho holster irdustfy Of massachusetts "a
threatened with extinction. There Is stlIl
a good supply throughout the country Of
the political variety.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-03
8lnc
timber anialO al 0ierteiua0beo.
6auOe lloie noe al at OGre bob.
81. Wliics' 0cart Sure bialp %
belbre0eDe.

SEA narsr r.sst gsirHieli9bsO psb at nae, at Cr.
9I.s osnri ea-s sr elt. bbab non fan sniff bet OF
rte. Sea ltr sf oss.fiJaocm 1 10 Var % odDos
afep I manet iorfc1t3t s1;oitr. men mil fen VrsDeoe
Il mtles' pearl cure. ionot lea inaen einor'ns'
10 bopot 5ootbgue ~ siffr OF bapf praoet poor
aaheFsrts .4aiu SITE" oat. iaiitc lea, At nulis Ssrss
.neart Cur fnbc 5irlrf min 9ea banoe iaa btit'ss
alnialb. at lea TT ltbrr bier belt bline. Inner olsis
gnfalb iaa leo m iom nst Sci ina 9%soieiHen abl0'
nj liter gru1sonplsuiua 90 ita Ian beeiehs. al iee
5..b aisfss st.5Tssci. 3ee .aaesr ale nef q bs'p9rei
"a Ntcrtcinabnm. Ill al taat II. Nlt.es' aeip pears
5nrt hra.s. 9ea ifripsr bette % siptr NIT Noon III
nine qtselltsfaasr." e.. s. Qnrop. Siiinion. 9tbt.
.1sa nrritbt farii 5Biasrns al plsrieloa9hee 81
feraari 1876. = ct Advertisement l ct sipuJ Stfp
glab beifrep en- Jiaub fine gumpiomsr. Der par al
iamme ari iom miue. Sea ialts III aioer gmhee
s3ruaef "a min Sfutor iamt an tuHs. fp9lfnoe Oop
nfmmclit palitn. Mathfb % D. riobiff punssr. seq
btp virttlie banst for min 9iiitano % isbt' tefs
Tlafer al 9r. gfiles' oeari Cure. Otter erusen al
oen lprite JIaifs bar leg alori9 urret bslp1ret rHee DC
aamis, ubtbaaeliet epmptousr. % nn er ise raF 90
anisr min oelbrtbtIis for udris." eepis aHosriou.
anbn. e ..
vile g~poteIfrt irlasr % Baranier-r BIN tgritt blane
al Tr. Diilts' %N9Remioler. Sttlu fter ~ poa on
gersgfiitt % 81 riciul tpr1nt. Aorfsle: Sr. Dtufs
Wsoical Go, 9ifhatt. Cub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-03
GlIfer coers SLENDER.

! en- at aanaods tore Stope bars
De ct pdrti 3emmsrbuggere unoer
9tbelie at en- sn9elif Sngenier opilaaet
reres 9eir for at bugge os ienere BE-
Urge neooper GlOsn, iOm feb tat
forbi, iaa msget 5emmer, iom be
tunbe fad ferOis / be forte COM
mermaaneDer.
8lanbt Oigie Jolt bar ogIaa en-
Reger. fom beo Deter, en- ualminbelig
i0ar 5pr, bei og fartbpgget, mso
truIst lllobdar og en- Tmilenbe MunO,
lem bpert gisbtit lob ie en- prpetie
Retfe df 6oioe, itinneHbe 3onber.
getsr arbefoebe fom for to % bar
oltio Diaig til at gibe be andre n
6oanbsr0fniHe, ndar bet tunbe fable,
bbiftet sjoroe BAN til en- pubet Mano
bddbe blanbt 9ummerater og bos ben
unge arbeibs6erre.
}neen fafbt pda al gore Qar oo
BAN for ben Gags Stblb, at ban bar
Qeger; be felte ale, at ben forte
Wlonb funbe bare ct Gtsempel for
.tem / mere enb en- 5enieenbe.
Men en- Dag bar en- M Mauo
bleDen optaqet bldnbt Q~rbeiberHe, "a
ba benne n%pantomne opbdsebe, at ban
par fat til at urbeibe Sioe ON SiSe
meb en- Reoer, bleb ban rafenbe. Wisb
en- ting go for ban log puu peter 'g
ertlarebs, al ban ftulbs pafte fig bets
fra.
peter Iaa up pad BAN meb 1T
I9bponlige emil og tGntte peb fg
Telo, bpor let bet bible bare for BAN
al efspebere BAN NOT idd ldngt til
SHE, ON ban Oilbe.
Sao rettsbe ban fig op | TN fulbe
6ejbe % fpdrebe rolig:
Set en- bebft, bu f%ndffer neb Sns
oenisren ON bet. Del er BAN, fom
bar taget mig meb berben.'
Gtfb at 2grgrelfe git Smitb =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-03

iet Up / 3aarnet og benete / fit Stils
labs reOe til at ringe, og Der ferite
Sang 6leb timet 9anite fagte ms0
Zen, falot 9repban paa ana pda
airtegaaroen % osb Stbsn at ham
6ertugen % 6e~rtuginOen % 2lOelss
manben 6ermannsburg, Iom BED bon
6aielborIt. % 2lmtsforpalteren, iom
FEB 9inQeling, % belle Meni9beoen;
CO meoens Der beo timet iagte, bIeb
Snopieliesbgnnen boGot. Gfter at Der
enonu par beOet 5aterpor, fetot oe
fulbe 8loftetoner inn, og intet 2je
forblep tsrt, bu ben faa lenge lame
De 9no faa berligt be1gebe genner1
9uften. Men BEN fare 9repbdns
6ierte iprang bit At 9IGbe og yam
ubraabte: a6erre, MI Iube ou bin
5iener fare meo 5reo".
Om Gftermabbagen bar man title
bjemme; 6ertugen gjorOe ct 5orIeg
paa at ffebe granbe. Tom bog life
falbt ri9ti9 beIoigt ub; berpda bar
preiten Iaa Gbelmobig, al ban 10
oeoe, at ban OiIOe nsies meb ben
tioIigers goelie, % alort9 forIun9e
6ertugen til psrionligt arbeioe meb
at ogre so elIer anbet 6oberi. Ser
tuoen BAD MI, ON man for bans
Sfblb piloe bplot Qftenunbagten mo-
get tibligere ben Dag, tbi ban pilOe
eerns til6age til 3ele. Sra ben Tag
at Tom ban iger en- Sang ON Qdret,
enten Qangfrebdg eler / paaiteoas
gene, og / Qaret 1886 fuIgte ban pa
iior grepbans Gig til Sorben. Dem
ne bar fun "a 2(ar gdmmel, ba ban
bsoe. 9nsoag often for ben 6te
Sguoag sfter 3rinitatis Datum er
life dngibet / airtebogen), ba ban
fflte, at bans Gn6eli9t bar mar, Ic6
ban enbnu en- Sang ringe meb ben
tore Slofte; unber aIottsringningeu.
mebens ben TtgrIts Del at Wenig9ss
BEN fob / eIer uoenfor 9uiet % BAD,
icp ban inb msb @lpbesmine. 6uns
been0e 9aber fremItammebe: Strife!
Du SUBS Gam, Iom barer a. Der
hens Sbnber, forbnrm Dig oper mig
cg giO mig bin 5reb, 0 5efusl "
men. On 26rbdgsn fdnbt gegrds
pelien Stso. Saa ofte ies bsrer Slot
fen rings. ma ieg tante puu ben fare,
fromme grepEnn og paa ben benli5e
6srtua George WilbeIm, og BET Orb
ialber mig ba ino: .Gn aetfarDi8s
S,6ufommelIe er til geIiignelie".
Sluttelig bemGrter isg. at ieg pal
@ruuo al oenns 6iitori> bar fattet en-
qrunbi9 WobDinie mob oen ~nDmooeng
4flssnin9sloD. ) ardft at benne
2oo er fornnIig ben ne0nte Gadrb
bleben ublsit fra prpitetuIbst. Scr
ben Oar ieg ben fornemite MunO /
9ongerigst 6dnnoper; tbi &ongsn bar
min 59ftebonoe % its bans 6srre=
manb; nu sr ise en- rinse 2anbsbps
pref; og en- Inaban bar, fpm Re
tenot, bperfen ,Stitfelie eler Sfens
beb".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-03

Mqnoene, lat iette QiOet til for en-
iaaOan 5Dr, Iom ban ber."
Nlen / naIte 9jebIit iua be Peter
meo naiten OpermsnneItelig Stprte
puFe 5smmeret til SiOe. iau B ns
5cbO % babe Ooertrop tom Iii
Spns. 5 ben enc 2lrm bOlbt ban
ben boiOe MunO, bps 9Opeb 9piIeOe
poa bans StulOer. og meo ben an
ZEN fOsmmeoe ban MOB 2ano. W(Gns
oene babeoe no / Stremmen og fiji
9rebet fat / be 10 og truttet Dem /
9anb, iuit iOm 3smmeret after piI0e
.ioe Dem meo iig.
Smiths 4niigt bar gdnife blegt,
ca M9noene 6piiiebs til bberonore:
.6an sr osb!"
Rel" raabte 9ster, o6erren pil
gios mig oeuus 8ro6sr. Seq er biz
paa BET"
Os ban begpnbte at gnioe bet
ftioneOe 9eeeme at al i'm Mo9t, Tom
ON ban oiloe gniOe TT eget Gin / BET.
6nOslig bsgpnots MonOen at aunoe
fragt, og ba iaa gsoiOitbsoen oenote
I lbass, og ban mat aabneoe fine 81
ne, reiite gegeren fig 60 FOB en- Sturnb
nto folbeoe 6anber og opaoOsn0t
qnFgt i title gsn. Saa blep ban
qre6et at fart geoagelie oa 6rsb uo
/ Ell jublenbe Raab:
oSansluial Og Sub 6errsn flyer
til fine gnsle: Seq er glab ooer. CT
ie9 giOroe Better foa it1rt."
Om Qatten, meOens ale iop,
baagneOe qeter DsO, al en- Munb
lagbe Qrmen ON bans Suls Os en-
iaarsOGost ainb inb til bans.
Peter, bDiitese 6an me6 en-
Stemme. iom a ipalt af gepaseIis.
,groosr, 9rober. er bet big2"
,.8robsrl Seq er life no8sn Bros
Der for big. @iO isg par Bet peter.
ieg bilbe gerns gre noget for big
noget rigtig meset. Men, 6odb ftuIos
bel fuuban en- fOm ieg tunne gsrs for
nig2"
.9rober." hpiifeb< Better, Der er
10 ling, bu funbe gre for mig. iOm
rilbe slaoe mig mere snb noget anbsi.
Det enc er - banb life merel = Og
tst unoet - pris ben goOe Sub. iom
bar gioet big til mig"
.Dien ieg DifOe gre nogei frr
rig" iagoe Wanoen.
a9ette er for mig - bet bsbite
/ gerbenl"
4lbrig 6erts man en- Gb fra Smitbs
Q9hsr mere. 6ber Morgsn % often
fulgte ban Oinig ,grobsr peter", Tom
ban tatbte BAN, inn i GtoDen, bDor
De tunoe Dare aIene. - Og ole 0i6fts,
a! be gif ber6en for at 6ebe.
.8robsr Better" Tagos Smith til
BAN peb en- at bisie q~nleoninser,
ojeg bar alorig bait ipnberIie Rsbe
paa Religion Os airte, for jeg traf
Zig. Men M er bin Sub 6leben min
Sub, % naar hi fomner til 8pen
igen, bill ieg fslse big. bOor bu saar
for al finbe BAN. @il bu labe mig
oure Iammen meb big / bin airte9"
o9erren bGre prifstl" TOarebe Gee
qeren og trbtiebs bans Suunb I I'm
foere forte meO groberftnbets inberz
lige gurme. o9ibfte jes life, at Sub
0iloe siDe mig en- 8rober!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-03

Iaa beb ben nh ar6eiOer ten til
Sngeniprsn og iaobe:
o6gr. isg oil lite fin0e mig / at
arbsjOe iammen meo en- iimpel Reger.
Seq bar aIorig giort bet for, CO life
ell ieg bet MI better. Gnten Faar ban
oaa i'm Bel e1er ogiud gaor ieg."
Nrbeios6erren iaa paa BAN meb ct
itrenat Bill.
.@el4. iaqOe ban I%angiomt, opil
DE- life arbeiOe Iammen meb Nsges
rem, faa faar 9e gaa. Qeter Tan Oeie
op mob to Iauoanne 5Dre ION Dem.
Den IibIte Mono, ieg bill unobGre Der,
er geter."
Smith git berTra mumlenbe Sber
CO 5prbanoelfer menem 8Inberne.
San into9 i'm gGobs igeu, men belle
9agen i9ennem greb ban enb0er Nm
lebnin9 til at tomme meb be itnggeite
6aansorb mob ben oiorte Slubbert" /,
iom ban tdlots Qegeren. Mlen petsr
lob, Tom ON ban life bsrte bet, %
arbeioebe ufortrsbsnt Oibere, mems ct
qobt Smif fom og gil paa bans 4ns
Iigt, ION bet pleiebe.
Om aftenen famlebe be fig efter
enbt 9a9bRrt ON ct Hammenbe 9oal
1nbe / Stopen. De fab runbt DIN
tette, % geter baboe ldgt Jig / fin
fulbe 2angbe meb 69nberne unosr
6obsbet % gIittet rettet paa Stjerz
ferne, fom tinbrebe Ida mutt p1d
rem Hare 6imnel. 9u Tom Smith
aaaenbe % itunbiebe oeb Chen al
ban.
Din Forbanbebe 1egsr!l" iugOe
fan. Oct er NOT, at isg ItaI matte
orbeibe Iammen meb Dig, men bu0e
Dig beb 6iben af mig, naar Ri ftal
fpiIe ogIad. bet oil jeg life. @Gt
msO 0:g!"
so ban Isftebe Joben meb ben
ibare Q%rbeiosItsoIe og CAB BAN IT
itDgt Spart / Chen.
st 2isblit Ttsb Der Iom et 2pn
fra Iegersns forte Zine, atturot Iom
BET Glimt, Der Inner frem al StadIet.
naar mar Ildar paa bet meb Stint;
men Ida tom SmiIet tilbage igen, ibst
ban itoo op % Oil ooer til ben mob
latte Sibe at gaalet, bOor ban lag
oe ia nsb igen.
Manoene begbnbte at tnurre preot,
en- al Dem iag0e til peter:
,6Uorfor lager bu life ben 6pr
og giuer BAN en- O%rOsntIia Oru9t
9rpgl2 Oh tunbe Iau BAN fua, ct
6pertsn bans Stone eaer Mo0er ftuIOe
tun0e tenoe BAN ioen. ffuI jeg p9Obe
paa."
oDet ifulOe bu gsre. peterl!"
yoa6ts en- anoen af Ulanbsnt. .SO)rs
for ger bu bet itte2"
Der bar ct gie6lits StiIbeb, Ibet
Il ale Tpanbt Dentebs paa peters
Sbar; ct SIagsmaal menem Qsgeren
% ben uforitammebe nbe Mianb Oilpe
De gsrne Ie paa, t9ntte be.
Du iagbe qeter langfOmt:
seq tai fortaae ier. bOorfor pc
ter life fan rsre peb ben Manb Der"
Gan reifte fig op. og ben fOar.
SfitieIis ragebe op ober Dem aIe.
Gan tOg i'm 9umIe Struubut at, Iutz
lees gjnene. folbeoe 6Gnoerne Os
iaa meb bsitibslig Stemme:
oOg bet Itste, Der Dagen bar 10.
Zig. at petsr git I'D | Stopen ganIis
dlene. So Sub t9erren rom panbrens
oe / StoOen. Os ban Iusbe: ypetsr,
qetsrl" 0a fDareOe jeg: scr sr iss,
So ban fpurgts: o5por er
ofn 8ro'r2"
s8ru'r!" mumIebe en- af 5oItens.
oJoDiit, jal"
Wen peter berte BAN life.
sDa tap jsg. Men Sub 9erren
Better. jes bar sibst big 10
Menbs Stprfs, for at bu Ital bieGps
bin grober - og bu bar gjort BAN
Sg bu tog en- GngsI i'm 8og
,fysn nph. Go M,th 6srrpu on.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-03
GEO Arnen
Sr9f fro 9uOUig 6arms Gin.
GEfter 81. 6. g. 9ropesRasmusfeu.)
0srm r gsM

Del er en- NGngbs mGrteIige Wlins
Der tnpttebe til 9ermdnnsburg og ben
uermeIte Smegn, Minber, ION
9orms, Der baobe en- tlar grtenoslis
af, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-03

.,T3inbet laber ION ingen Sing,
81 bog ct lgnligt 4iloeIpring"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-12-18
TO KEEP
OUT Of RECORD

New York, Dec. 15-During the ~
ward w. Scott, president of the Provi-
dent Saving Life Assurance society,
made an earnest appeal to Chairman
Armstrong Of the investigating com
mittee to exclude from the hearing
certain statements bearing on his re-
lations with the Equitable Life OF
which he was formerly the Australian
agent Charles E. Hughes, counsel OF
the Investigating committee, had asked
Scott whether the Equitable had not
a claim Of 100000 against him.
Scott at first declared there was no
isuch claim against him, and then
Hughes presented letters that passed
between Scott and President Alexander
on that subject in 1901, in which Alex
ander asked Scott to make formal adj
mission in writing that MS accounts
with the society showing balance OF
S57, 1888 due the society were accurate.
In one letter Alexander wrote that
Scott had accepted the accounts. SCOTS
letters to Alexander proposed a con
ference, but made no admissions as to
the acceptance of the accounts.
When these letters had been read
Scott made an earnest plea to the COM
mittee to rule that this subject was
foreign to the investigation He de-
clared hat he had been pursued by enc
MES for several years; that in 1900
he caused the arrest and Indictment OF
a man who had been engaged with the
Equitable to deliver to it records stol-
en- from the Provident Savings Life;
that a traitorous bool1keeper who was
in league with this man was dismissed
from the Provident's employ and thai
it. was in connection with these mat
tiers that his (Scott's) relations with
the Equitable were reported to the
committee al i in a spirit of revenge,
Though Hughes did not uncover just
what the Equitable's claim against
Scott was based on, he brought out
from him the statement that the
Equitable had made such claim upon
him and that Scott refused to settle II,
Another incident in SCOTS testi
mony was his statement that when he
bought the control of the Providents
stock he used $4,000 which had been
lent by that company to two OF It's
agents in order to enable them to buy
100 shares of it's stock. They did not
buy the stock and Scott said he took
over the loan and delivered to the So
ciety promise to turn over to it 1Ou
shares of it's stock when he got tn"
stock 1t is now held by the trust com
pany to whom he still owes $4,000
which he borrowed to buy it.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-12-18
FOR
THE UNIVERSITY

Jefferson, Wis, Dec 15.-The will
of Mrs. Fannie Parker Lewis, widow
of Robert E. Lewis, a wealthy pioneer
of Watertown, was filed in the probate
court here The estate is valued at
more than $25O,OOO. The philanthropy
ic work which has characterized the
lives of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis is carried
on, by the will, indefinitely. Mrs.
Lewis bequeathes to the University OF
Wisconsin fund Of $4,000, the in
come of which shall be paid each year
to two women students either having
a high scholarship record or In need
of financial aid The Northwestern
university at Watertown receives a
fund of $4,000 for aiding needy
students. The Glens Falls IN. Y)
home is given the same amount For
the city of Watertown, Mrs. Lewis
sets aside fund of $4,000, to be
used in maintaining parks, bouleyards
and squares, many of which she has
caused to be made. One of the pecu-
liar requests is the one giving $500
each to the children who were maids
of honor at the unwilling at the big
soldiers monument donated to the
city by Mrs. Lewis. The little color
bearer at the ceremony Philip Quent-
meyer, gets the same amount. To her
family physician, DR.. F. G. Werner,
Mrs. Lewis gives $4,000; to her nurse
$1,000, and TO her maid $500; and she
sets aside a fund OF $500 for her male
servant Rev. Thomas Thompson,
Congregational minister of Water
town; Rev. George Weiss, Congrega-
tional minister at Waukesha, are
given $4,000 each, and Rev. Morris EV-
ersz Of the Methodist church at Wa
tertown gets $1,000. Mrs. Lewis also
sets aside various requests ranging
from $500 to $4,000 to relatives. At
torney John M. Olin of Madison is one
of the witnesses. Frank E. Woodland
of WATERFOWL is named as executor.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-12-18

jects more or less intended for home
consumption and applicable to partic-
ular localities.
The following subcommittee OF the
house committee on appropriations
have been announced:
Sundry civil bill-Tawney, Smith,
Iowa; Brownlow, Taylor, Alabama;
Sullivan.
Legislative - Bingham, Littauer,
Brick, Livingston, Burleson.
District of Columbia-Gillett, Massa-
chusetts; Gardner, Michigan; Madden,
Burleson, Fitzgerald
Pensions - Gardner, Michigan;
Brownlow, Keifer, Sullivan, Living
stOn.
Fortifcat,ons-Sm iowa; Keifer,
Graft, Fitzgerald, Brundidge.
Deficiencies - Iittauer, Tawney,
Graft, Brundidge, Livingston.
Permanent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Brick, Hadden, Tayolr, Alabama; Bur
Lesson.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-12-18
NUMBER 20.

in this case, has said that he was a
stakeholder" said Mr.. Golf. 1T is
we'll settled rule that a stakeholder is 4
mere depository or bailee."
THAT refers entirely to betting con
tracts" said Mr.. Kearney.
81 think it applies equally to the
present circumstances" replied Mr..
Golf.
IF Mr.. Pfister did pay any money to
Crilley, where is there any evidences
that it was the money Of the Wiscon-
sin Rendering company" said the
speaker, little further along.
Should Go to Jury.
Mr.. Golf insisted that the case should
not be taken from the jury on the self
sewing admissions" Of the defendant,
but that the jury should be permitted
to pass on the truth or falsity of these
statements. Judge Brace took the
matter under advisement until today.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-12-18
Old GAINESVILLE Conductor Dead.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Dec. 15.--Nicholas
Fredericks, for 40 years a resident OF
GAINESVILLE, and an old conductor on the
Northwestern, is dead in Chicago,
TTredericks was also street commissions
er up to three years ago. At the time
of his resignation there was much talk
considering charges of graft against
the council Other members Of the
council at that time have also removed
from the city, one going to Mime
apolis, the other to California.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-12-18
INDICTMENTS IN
REBATE CASES

Philadelphia, Dec. ia number or
indictments were returned by the fed.
eral grand jury yesterday against ship
pers, freight agents and common cal
riers in rebate cases brought to the
attention of the grand jury Wednesday,
The indictments returned are:
Great Northern railway company.
CI4. Campbell, local freight agent OF
the Great Northern.
l.. W. Lake, New York, general east
ern agent, Mutual Transit company.
Four members of the Wood company
Paul J. Diver, agent Of the Mutual
Transit company.
Mutual Transit company. three
counts.
Paul J. Diver, two counts.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-12-18
CAN'T HONOR REQUIsITIoN.
Governor Mickey Refuses to Have
Pat Grove Removed.

Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 15.-Gov Mickey
announced last evening that he could
not honor the requisition of the gov
ernor of Iowa for the removal of Pat
Grove to that state. He gives as a
reason the fact that there is still a
criminal charge against Grove in
Douglas county, Nebraska, and until
that is disposed of he cannot be re-
moved. Governor Mickey says in
conclusion that when justice is salts
fed in this state he will honor the
Iowa requisition.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-12-18
RAILWAY NOW is A FACT.
Proposed Madison & Northern Buys
More Property for Road.

Appleton, Wis, Dec. 15.-That the
proposed Madison & Northern railway
is not backed by visionary promoters
now seems to be a substantial fact,
deal having been made whereby the
company came into possession OF all
the property owned by the Double
Power Wind Mill company. The
company now has it's right of way
complete throughout Outagamie
county with the exception of about
a half mile in Appleton The road
will be practically an air line through
Outagamie and Shawano counties
and will traverse a virgin country.
1t is said that Oshkosh and Sheboy-
gan men are interested in the project.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-12-18
COMMITTEE FOR
SHIPPING BILL
WILL MAKE FAVORABLE REPORT
TO SENATE.
NO SUBSTANTIAL CHANGES

Upper House Discusses Panama Canal
Emergency Appropriation Bill
Republic Caucus of House Fav-
orabIe to Admitting Territories as
States.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-12-18
Stole to Keep Family Warm.

Racine, Wis, Dec. 15.-Hermani
Mats is serving a ten days sentence
in the county jail on a charge of
stealing two boards. Mats claims
he took the boards for a fire so his
family would not suffer from cold.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-12-18

The motion to reconsider prevailed,
u to 10, Senators Hatten, Hudnall,
Morris, Munson, Sanborn, Stout, VIII
cox, Wipperman and Wright chang
ing their votes from the previous roll
call
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-12-18
Charged With Pillaglng Church.

Peoria, H., Dec. 15.-Charles Beau
champ was arrested yesterday on the
charge Of pillaging st. Johns Cath
Ollie church Wednesday night. In
his possession it is alleged was
found $500 worth Of gold and silver
chalices and candlesticks from the
church service.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-12-18
Board of Control.

Governor La Toilette communicate
ed to the senate the reappointments
of the present members of the board
of control and all were confirmed.
Their terms expire August 8, 1910.