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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-10-31

d. F. Mains was born in the town of
Webster, thi-ty.two years ago. While
he was still child his people moved to
the town of Clinton and there he grew
up. His early schooling was received at
the Brody school; later he spent year
each at the schools of Viroqua, Cashton
and Bloomingdale. Being a member of
family of twelve children, at an early
age ne was thrown upon lis own re-
sources, so bis education was received
entirely through his own Efforts. He Sc
cured teachers certificate and for four
years taught in the schools of the coun-
ty. During this period he was married.
He thereupon went upon farm where
he staid until elk years ago, when he
was elected to the Office of clerk of the
circuit court, which he now holds For
the last three years of his farm life he
was town clerk of the town of Clinton,
Mr.. Mains has held the Office of clerk
of the circuit court for three terms, his
third election two years ago being vto-
lation of precedent, and thereby testify
ing strongly to his eminent fitness for
public Office, and as well to the esteem
of his fellows.
He is at present the owner and man
ager Of farm Mr. Mains life upon
the farm, his early struggles to secure
an education, his work in the rural
schools, and his services in the courts of
the county, have all helped to give him
broad view of life and wide acquain-
tance with men, especially with those of
this community These are qualities
which the man should have who repre-
sents this district in the assembly next
winter. He is and slways has been a
principles and reforms SO earnestly pro
Mr. Mains is clean, upright busiDs ss
man, clear headed and capable; one who
will do credit to the district which has,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-10-31

Dr. A GundersoD, one Of the leading
physicians Of La Crosse, who was bitten
by dog thought 70 be mad. went to the
Pasteur institute, Chicago. for treat
meDt The campaign against unmuz
z'ed dogs continues with yigor in La
Crosse.
Get pair of "Everstick" rubber at
the Blue Front Store.
Lutte Purdy left for Milwaukee to
accept position in 3 piano factory.
Boys stocking, Iron Clad The
only kind for the boy
The Blue Front Store.
For sale the Seth Smith residence
property Inquire at the Blue Front
Store.
That old landmark, the Randall
building, was the scene of smsl
blaze, last Monday morning.
VIM. Dowell end son, Virgil, Of
Viola, mingled with friends in this city
on Friday and Saturday last.
H f. SImmis Of Spokane, Wash
iDgtoD, superinten jent Of the Crystal
Marble company, Is exEscted here and
at Westby this week Many Viroqua
and Westby citizsns are stockholders in
the above company.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-10-31

Dance at tae Opera hall, Friday
night.
-Titbits. Cameron for any sizs of
storm sash or windows.
Remember the hest lioes Of under
wear are to be seen az the Blue Front
Store.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-10-31
MARRIED.

At Elmhurst, IllinNis, October Is, Mr..
HENRY B. KAUFMAN, assistant cashier OF
the Bank Ot Hillsborl, TO MISS HATTIE A.
KREuTTMAN, OF Leon valley.
Al he Methodist parsonage In Vios@, ~
bY Pastor Haskell, October al, SIR, JAMES B.
HEAL o. Sylyan, kichland county, and MISS
ALICE MAY PUGH OF KiCkapSc town.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-10-31

VHAvE SOME CHOICE FAElI LAND TO
dispose Uf-l20 acres loraIed SIX niles west
Of town. VIII sell ali or 80 acres OF same
New buildings. Ipquire at my furniture
store, In city Of Viroqua. JAMES E. sIETE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-10-31
AGrand Church Concert.
Isaac Busby is Dead.

Republicans this is Your Ticket. Vote straleht.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-10-31
Reduced Sale in MiIlinery.

Bargain sale at Mrs n rris' store.
commencing Friday, October 26, and
continuing through the season. Have
inst received one hundred hats that /
can sell at oue-h4lf Less than the former
prices O1e hundred pumss al cnlors:
a. pumes at 81 s. planes at S9 80; f3
planes at 81 50; 81 plunss ~ 81 All
take sdvantage Of this sale for never
before could you buy planes OF. hats st
su ;h low prices Also new ltned caps.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-10-31

ct will receive a more decisive mai )rity
at the polls than Berlie Moore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-01
Pure, HeaIthfuL Refreshing
APoNlmar1s
"7he queen Of Table Waters"

in each of the block stations substantiates
this belief. The sheet at Rangoon shows
that No. IS got the block from Operator
Mattoax, and the sheet at Lawyer shows
that Mattoax had not notified the operator
there that No. 50 was on the block and en-
ga fuller investigation will be made as
speedily 10 possible, but We do not expect
additional developments.
-The company has q number OF men
securing the country in the hope OF locating
Operator Mattoax, but up TO a late hour
his forenoon we have been able to ascertain
absolutely nothing as to his whereabouts
The report yesterday that there had been
looting among oolored passengers OF n o.
the wrecked trains was greatly exaggerated
as this appears to have been confined to a
single colored passenger, and an investiga-
ton points to the fact that the negro was
probably going through his own grip when
he was seen by the jamestown, N. ", man,
on whose statement the alleged looting was
based.
The local Offices OF the Southern, under
orders from the general offices In Washing
ton, have been draped in mourning in MEM
DRY of President Spencer.
An official OF the Southern Railway late
this afternoon said the company wanted to
find Mattoax In order 20 get a statement
from him that might throw some light on
the causes that led him to allow two trains
in the same block at the same time. This
Official was not prepaTeu 10 say WDetncT
the company would take steps to prosecute
the missing operator, and he did not know
II he could be prosecuted under the laws of
Virginia.
j.. W. Shaw, a negro fireman who was one
OF the injured in the wreck, died to-day.
This brings the list Of the dead up to eight.
It is believed that the others injured, seven
In all, will recover. The work OF clearing
away the debris and restoring the track to
order is being carried on rapidly.
Col. Joseph E. Willard Of the State Cor
poration Commission this afternoon sent
the following message to c. H. Ackert,
fourth vice-president and general manager
Of the Southern at Washington:
Please furnish commission with detailed
report Of accident, real end collision, be-
tween your Nos. IS and 81 yesterday morn
ing near Lawyers, Va, in accordance with
Section So, Chapter 4 Of an act concerning
public service corporations, approved JAN
uary IS, 1904"
This telegram was sent in accordance
with Section So OF the corporation laws
which reads as follows:
Notice OF every accident which occurs
attended with loss OF life or injury to per-
son shall be given within five days there.
after by the company operating the railroad
on which the accident occurred, to the
State Corporation Commission, and such
company shall furnish the commission all
information requested by it concerning the
cause OF the accident"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-01
BLAME PLACED ON OPERATOR.
On1ciaI Says G. ID. Mattoax. VINO Has Dis
appeared. was Responsible.

LYNCHBURG, Va, Nov. SO.-The accident
of yesterday morning, near Lawyer, on
the Southern Railway, in which President
Samuel Spencer and his party 10 st their
lives, was due to the block telegraph rules
being disregarded by Operator q. ID. Mat
toax, who was in charge of the night trick
at the block station at Rangoon, four miles
north OF the scene Of the wreck n the
first station north of Lawyer.
Assistant General Superintendent Z. A.
Coapman of the company to-day gave out
the following statement. which explains
fu lly the cause Of the trouble.
Investigation 80 far made develops that
Operator Mattoax at Rangoon let tr ain
Is in the block, and, disregarding the rules.
failed to notify the operator at Lawyer
Of this act. When the first section Of train
81, the Washington and southeastern
Vestibule Limited, approached Rangocn
Operator Mattoax asked the operator at
Lawyer for the block on train 81. This was
given by the operator at Lawyer, who
did not know that train 80 had gone n upon
the block.
"No. SO broke down at the south end Of a
curve, and as soon as the train stopped
the iagman ran back to protect his train.
As far IA we can learn, the hagman had
proceeded about 800 yards when No. 81
came in view on the curve. Engineer
Mckinney saw the signal and applied the
emergency brake, but he did not have time
to leave his seat before the collision took
place.
IAN inspection Of the telegraph sheets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-01
THE BAssETT DIVORCE CASE.
Ex.Congressman FaIrchild Denies That He
wade Trouble Betwee the Couple.

WAsuINGroN, Nov. 3O.-Attorneys for
Charles c. Bassett, who is suing his wife
for absolute divorce and has named the
Rev. f. Lawrence Hunt Of Brooklyn as
correspondent, sprung a surprise on the
RESPONDENT to-day by asking permission to
call the complainant to the stand as a wit
ness TO rebut the testimony given by his
wife in a deposition read Wednesday.
The attorneys for the Rev. Mr.. Hunt
ohjeoted. declaring that if Bassett were
called the defence would claim the right
10 nut Mrs. Bassett on the stand.
took the matter under advisemcnt and will
decide Monday.
The complainant, by the leave Of tho
Court. submitted the deposition Of Ben l..
FaircniId, former Representative IN Con-
vress from New York. Fairchild said
ne did not know Of any jealousy on the
mart of Mr.. Bassett. Regarding Mrs.
Bassett's statement that he had done moth
ing from the day OF her marriage but To
make trouble between her and her husband
and had been the tale bearer between
Mr.. Basse,t's family and himself and wife,
he entered a specific and general denial.
Mr.. Fairchild was asked as 10 the dinners
given by Mrs. Bassett to Congressman. He
said no never suggested any of them, but
told her she was placing her husband in a
very bad position by being 50 e1travagant
He denied having any knowledge Of any
calls made by Mrs, Bassett upon Miss Can
non, Senator and Mrs. Hopkins, Mr.. Mon
dell of Wyoming, or Senator Warren, in
his behalf.
Mr.. Fairchild admitted that he lent Mrs.
Bassett S 5000 before she was married 10
help her buy furniture. He said that Mrs.
Bassett during all the period Of their mar
ried life. apparently treated him "a a con-
fdential friend Of the family, and told him
how they were getting deeper into debt
n explained their troubles. Up TO the
time Of his marriage, he said, Mr.. Bsssett
was provident and saving: after the mar
rag Mrsi bassetI ave expensive dinners
Bassett complain Of any cruelty on the
part OF her husband.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-01
POSTUM CEREAL.
POSTUM CEREAL. POSTUM CEREAL.
It's Very Much
The Same
With a Woman as With a Man.

She has her ambitions, sIriyings, hopes.
failures and successes in her own field Of
human activity very similar to the man
in his.
At times both seem to he hampered and
unable 10 make headway against 40 me
demon of i'll luck that persistcntly interferes
time and again just when success seems
clearly in view, a little way ahead.
Oft repeated disappointment sours some
and makes others more determined than
ever.
II is to the latter class this preachment
ia directed.
Think over the past failures and you
will discover that they have been caused
by lack of ability TO accurately snalyze
and think cut your course and draw COR
rect conclusions in advance to show the
way.
It's q matter Of Brains, well nourished,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-01
POSTUM CEREAL.

strong, active Brains, that are clean and
not drugged.
Suppose You clean up the machinery and
be ready to think successfully, for that will
mean gain OF money or fame, whichever
you are seeking.
Try leaving of the coffee for a while and
zee how much more accurately the Brain
begins to work from a correct premise to a
winning conclusion.
II will help nightly II you take on Postum
Food Coffee, for it contains certain elements
which work 20 rebuild healthy soft gray
matter in the brain cells, and after a little a
distinct difference will be seen between
your present power and that Of the past.
Try IL.
There's a Reason for
POSTUM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-01

S~pencer's. They were not injured, but
returned home after the wreck, having
abandoned their wedding trip.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
Mas in @erlin aelebrt ,pirs.

Sn Der oeutf9en Hei6sbauptitdot
leben auber BEN 9ebrern fir ale erz
oenfliGen WtHenf9aften unb &iinfte,
audi iolde fir jeoe Dirt bon Sport, fir
@eiten, Je6ten, S6tpimmen. Surnen,
2abeln, S6IitH9ublaufen, fir Polo,
@plf, SuBban unb QapnzSennis. Ser
ner eriftiren bort 2ebrer fir Die met
item lebenoen un6 tobten Sprahen,
1elbft Ole 9inouoialefte, Suabeli uno
parifer 0rgot tperoen 2ernbegierigen
fur @elo uno quite @orte beieebraht.
Mu9 rsuter Son unb sefelf4aftli4er
nmsana," Mimif un6 Mbetorif, Serz
piertunit uno Trifiertunft, MaKass
uno 6ineerndgelpflege, nidt peniger
als adt ftenosrapbifde Spfteme. oas
S9a9z, 8tlldr6< uno &artenfpiel.
insbelonbsre Der cole Stat u. +. M.
baben in Berlin ibre 2ebrmeiter. 2eh@
rerinnen finoen mir fir peiblide
GRANDDAUGHTER jeglider Dirt, fir 9ausz
baltuns uno S9neioeret. fir &oden,
pldtten, pubma4erei un6 8lumenz
pfleae. DAB aud Die nMeifterin oes
8arfubtansens" in GroB>8erlin eine
Sdule einseri9tet bat, lit befannt.
OaB ale 9anoperte uno Generic etc.
in Der Meibsbaupt.aot tbeifs in be-
fonoeren Sadf9ulen, tbeils bon eins
aelnen petfoneu selebrt peroen. Be-
oarf faum befonoerer grtpdbnung. Sn
biefe Gruppe seb0ren AUDI Die Oiener=
f9ule. Die Jabrf4ule, Die gbauffeurz
fdule unb bic Iogsnannte rSournas
liftenbo4f9ule." gnoli4 1T mod elmer
@ruppe bnn 2ebrern au ge6enfen, 0erer
| 30slinse feline beg~riffsftubigen Wen.
fdentinoer. ion6ern Yapdgeien. @tdqrl
uno fonifige gele9rise Ggempldre oe'
9bieripelt ffn0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
eiaori[Ge pinsrs.
Sompaentessihait clues YbitoIcsen ame
eiaes Sepdpe.

eueS Ypttotc9eU UWo
eiaeS &od,s.
SsSn 2onoDn amiiiirt man ii9 eeoen%
tpdrtig auf cine gang b~eionOere 4rt
uno @eife: Man iBt biftorif9e Diners
unb Soupers. Grfinosr oieier Wooe
iino Elm &oh uno : elm iunser beut=
ider pbilologe. Sieier bate in
Seuti9lano @9iffbru9 erlitten unb
mar nu9 England gegangen, um fi4
6riiben irsenopie fortsubslfen. Raas
Dem er beinabe perbungert mar, gelang
es ibm, in einem Boarding 9ouie"
ais .mGnnli6ss Wdoden fir Mles~
llntertunft gu finOen. uno bier lernte
er ben Sod fennen. Der fano 9efalz
len an Dem inteltgenten IufpGrter. CT
plauoerte ab unb gu nit ibm unb Bel
einem bieier 9efprd9e fam Die Heoe
auf sic 9aftronomie Ser often.
Sie &enntnife bes Pbilolosen 9aben
Dem inoufri0len gngldnOer cine quite
Sbee elm, uno i'm 0ereine nit benz
jungen Oeutf4en fibrte er tie aus. Sn
einem befannten 9otel perabrei9t er
MablSeiten a:ls alien sei4i4tli4en
gpo1en unb a1er befannten @Dlfer.
man tann Bel ibm auf rOmif3e unh
auf grie9if9e Wetie efen, fpie 2ueuls
lus f9tpelgen ober ii9 fdttisen. ME
bic @partaner ii9 seiGttist baben.
gr ferbirt na9 8elieben Yfauen5unz
gen ooer bie beriibmte f9parSe Suppe.
2iebbaber fDnnen na6 9inefiI9sr Site
9aifif9flofen unb Srepans nit GBs
ftGb6en fpeiien. Mer Elm e9tes Norz
manneneHen baben min, befommt 5a=
fermus nit 9eringen pprgeIebt. unc
per oiniren min, tpie uniere 5ufinfs
tisen Gnfel biniren peroen, beleftirt
fi4 an Speifetabletten unb zYatrpnen,
ote er felbft tn Wafer auflOft ooer NIT
Mafer mif9t.
Dos 9ei9dft sebt sldn5eno unb es
gilt fir febr f9id, feline Treunoe gu
einem biftorif9en ober etbnosrapbtz
fden gHen e~tnaula0en. Ser 8o9 leiz
tet Die Riiae, pobl Die merfpiiroigite,
Die es gibt, unb Der Pbilolose fibi
taasiiber i'm Muieum uno iu9t in 80
lianten uno 6anof9riften nud rneuenA
alien &ii9enre5epten. Ingebli4 fpl
er Der beriihmten Jifdiduce Der RO1
mter auf Der Spur fetn. Die beioer
beabfi9tieen, elm Gbnlides Stabilize.
ment in paris su erOffnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
u b 4dsun9 m portirter
80 aaren.


Wabtngtor n, %. Gebr. Sc.
trstdr Sbau unb &sprdisntanten Der
Wer9ants MR'n bon Nem BORT eridie=
rerl Dor benz Saus.@omits fur Wittel
unb Wsss UNI bic aleott-Biu su bee
ipre9sn, tuel9e @erdnbsrurigen In Der
srbsbung BON 36lsn trift, wie fe ben
Wfniasn Der Wer9ants AH'n ent'
fprs9sn.
Die Mlcott- Bill fsbt ofene @erbanb-
lung tn Streitfdlsn ibsr ginfddBung
bon @aaren fef. Dies if Der 5aupt'
puntt 3wii6sn Sstr. sbatp uno Der
Mer&anis NR'n.
6etretdr Sbatp erfldrte, baB bic
@inf&dber in s%meifelbaften 6dIen 8er=
tretsr bon SanoeIsbduiern berufen, bte
ibnsn srfldr.n, mas fe ielbf fur dbn.
ltne Waarsn bs3ablen uiw. Sol4e
6anbslssebsimniHs absr tpuroen bon
ben @si6dftslsutsn niGt tn OHensr
Sibuns preis9e9eben.
@ unb
b.
Steube1bilIe, O., %. Teb.
Gin beftigss 5euer, Dos nod elmer @as'
srploRon ausbra9, tpttbet In Grub
go. q Der @sfsri & 2ate grie @oal
Rinins 60. au 9illonpaIe. Dis Grub
uirb nit Wafer ssfaQt unb SOC
Wann inr porldufs auBer Arbeit.
Wan bsftr9tet, baB msbrsre Wdnl1el
BET Der grploRon umfamen.
Deut9.M meritane bsin
prdftbenten.
SO 3 n 9 o n, %. Gebr. Der,
trstsr bes beuti&.amsritanif3s ben Bum
oes srf4ienei beute Dor benz prdFoen
ten. um segen bic 6epburns9 oliber
Bill Su protshirsn. bic eegsntpdrtil
Dem @Ongrehs torliegt. Die Selsea
tion uurbe aeihbrt bon ben frtiterel
Sheriff gb. 5. Samisn unb u. Mranl
Don Neu BORT.
Samien srtldrte, Der beutf&.ameri
fanif4e Bunb febe bic Befimmungel
Der Bin nls cine S&mdleruna be
Re4ts amstitaniI4er Burger an. .Wi
fhblen, iagte er, baB bie 2onfitutioI
einem Wanne bas &e&t siebt, mas G
uinf8t. tn einem staate su befeIe
unb nod einer, anbsrst i9idsn a
laRen. Sebes Geieb. tueI9es biefe
He9t berttr3t. pirb bon ben Deutid
s1meritauern bitter befdmpft ,peroe
unh MIR uerber bie Graee In iinftie
] pslsif&e @ampasnsri traaen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
So. 3omsreB.
Sep b

W abington n. %. Gebr. Wii
8 aeaerl 5 Stimmel bsfdlOb bas Ses
natstpmitie fir auif3snfaailiaen
Sanoel bie 6spburn.Tiq aber giien=
babnfra9tratsn obns amenoment Elm.
subsri9ten, aber ieosm Witslieo lou
bic 5rsibeit bs3tslid amendments &C.
ndbrt bleib.n, bic i'm Senate einge-
bra9t tuerben. Senator SiQman lou
Die Bill porlssen. Dies if elm auber.
gepDbnli&er SAL inbsm cine republic
tanii9s WaiOritdt einen SemOtraten
nit 8ertretung elmer Bill bsauftragte.
6aus.
Wafbington, %. Gebruar.
Dime Oppoftion nahm 6eute bas 6aus
BITE Silman.@ insspie. &efOlutiOn an,
tpsl&s bic 3uiIdenHaailiAe aOmmiiROn
anwsif, iofort cine nnteriu9ung Der
8sf4uloissngsn sinauleiten. bab GEE
wifs giienbabnsn benz 9anbel bet Der
Bsf6roerung bon Ro6le unb Woae
6inbernifs bersitsten uno barber 3u
beri9tsn.
Die Refolution mar ni9t In Der
Gorm tuis fe bonn Ssnate argeuommen
uurbe unb ptrb besbalb on benIelben
3uridgebsn. IS tuurben 3ablrei9e BE.
i9werben ibsr @iisnbabnen laut.
gillespie iagte, tpsri riar eie 9dlfte
bon benz mabr let, mas er 9eb6rt babe,
Rslle bic fommersiele Rduberei bon
6eute bns aIte Rdubermeien In ben
@rensgebieten bolRdnbie In S4attsn.
Den Rsf bss 2asss pibmste bas
5aus tlsinsren anaslsgenbeitsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
Cincinnati
Wtu binter aaoerem @roBf6Sten
ni9t suriifbleiben.

cincinnati, 90. 6ebr. 0or
Der 6ommifRon, uel9e Der S~taatsfenat
ernannt bat, um bic 6fentli9en Nems
ter bon Cincinnati unb 5amilton 3u
unterfu&en. erfaien beuts @ountp.
S9abmeifer 9pnida unb faete, bab er
etua $40. 900 bafir erbalten babe, baB
CT @ountpgeIoer in peri3isosnsn gan-
Ten bepontrta.
Die unteriu9ungs . 2ommiifon be.
febt aus ben orei bsmofratif6en sc.
1atoren Drate, gipp unb samiot, nit
Wnwalt R6ttinser als geifano; bic
3tuei republitanii9en Genatoren, bic
fir BITE 2ommiffon ernannt tuurben,
baben ibre Memter niebsrselest.
Dor 6pnifa hatten f9on mebrere
gantisrs ausgefagt, bab lie bon beridis=
benen periOnen, bes @ountpi9abamtes
gelobnungen aabltsn als tleine Mner-
tennuns fur SepOniruns bon @eIoern.
@eber ben 3sussn nod ben Beam
ten mar Der geifano bon Rs9tsan.
wdlten gefattet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
Ganarif@e SnieIn
D { b."

ga paImas, %. 6ebr. Der
aneritanif9e 8rodsnbud .Setusp" 1T
tn Si9t.
Gbina.
nus ingG SANG.
peftna, %. Geb. @u $ing
Sang, Der frhbsrs @sianbte nod ben
Ser. Staten, nsrtbeioiste In sinem
Snterpieu BEN Bopcott ameritanii9er
Waaren.
gDu Sing Sang lsbt iebt rubig tn
psiing unb III nit Der @obifeirung
9insFf9er @eiebe bstrnut.
Weiter fagte Wu Sing Sang, es
gebe tn @bina bsri9isoeEe arte1 bon
&eformern. GoI9e, wel&e TIM Nus
lanbe gepsfen feien uno f4 um9eieben
batten, bie tuinf9ten perntinftige Re
formen, feline rabsfalen, He tuclten erR
China fopeit brinsen, auf feinen ei9e'
men 6hben aebert au f6nnet. Die 3abl
bisierReformsrl lei leIher sertng. Au9
bic berrf9enoen 2lafen fablten. bab
gtpas eei9ehen uitihe, aber He tpiibteu
ni@t mos. Cine 8. alahe befebt
bauptid&lid aus iunaen Stubenten:
He feieri at rabteal unb mttbten erf Ct
fabrungen iammeln.
Bor Aaeu ieien finan3iele &efcrmer
notbmenbie, aber Obne austudrtiea
Ollie unb 0apital ieieu Re ut4t us6o'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
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