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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-13

| 6rcibCrr 2cro bon Gebrcntbol, icit
God)folgcr mcr0cn miro.
Ger III 9llbnpcit aus Dem 2c6rl1
| 0cihieocnc @roi %Nleranoer aorolip
bat nift meniger ais 80 Wiaioncn
aroncn fir mobltbGtige Ginrihtun.
gen bintcrlulicn.
Ger Sultan @pcrIctbt Der
Nutttn Ocs 9oti6uf.
tcrs cincn Oroen.
9crlin, ~. Wtoi. - Ger olncri.
foniid)e 9otidoitcr Gborlcmognr
Sorucr nno Satin iino bon elmer
llrloubSreiIe nnd Sii0.Guropu, uui
lueIdcr lie olld) Die olpmpiihen
Spiele in 9ltbcn llno Gonitnntinopcl
bellldten, bCItc 5urildgetebrt. @ei
ibrer Inflnit in Der Stobt am gol.
oenen Sorn lllO Der Sultan lie ST
lid, trot Den miltommcncn 0dltcn
an Der Shlobtbilre ent0cgcn,' 0ob
Der Gruu Eolucr Den 9lrn unO gclci.
tetc lie 5lt cincm Site. Gdrouf I'M.
terbieIt er lid cine bul6c StunOe nit
ibncn iiber nmcritoniid)e Gingc unO
5eigtc iid) babel ilbcrroidenO gut III
tcrridtct. Gum Sd)luB pcrlieb e.
Der 8ottin oca @otid)ofters oen tiiys
fiid,cn 6rnucnorocn Sbciofat, mos
trcllc FiliftcriilQllng beOeutet.
Ger Sulton inn Sterbcn.
% a II d It CT, England, ~. Moi.
- Cine Gcpeid)c oc5 biciigen Guar.
bion" aus Goi1ltontinopel iogt, BOB
ooS Vciinocn oc3 SllltntS alien amt.
lid)en Iemcntis jllm Crote 81 erniten
9ciiirftitngcn &cronloliung gcbc.
Ser Correspondent Iilgt bel, ooB Scr
SuIton foit tG0lid bcltigc, flir5e Sic
bcroniGue, wGbreno Ocrcn ieine Gem.
perotur bis 81 100 8roo iteigt, SIT
iiberlcben bot. Dad, Ocn InfGlen lit
Der Sultan goll5 biniGaig, iudbrcnO
icine aorpcr.S empcrotltr untcr 81
fGQt.
Salt Den go15cn Gag 6riltgt or in
ieincm Sarem 5lL fnum lpogt elmer
icincr 9erotber Stoot8gcidditc leid)t.
bin 81 cripGbncn. I'm Die Goridrii.
ten oeS Ir5tcS fiin1mCrt er lid nid)t
ltno ipei9ert iid. Oic linn pcridricbr-
ncn ar5neimittcl ci%njuncbmen. S6roz
bum Eoido, bcS SultonS criter De
rot6cr, lpogt nid)t, icincm Serrlt rel.
men @cin iibcr ieinCr @ciltnobeitS5l.
itunO cin5lidenfclr. IS lit me6r, ais
froglid) Oh gIbbnl SontiO lGngcr, ais
) o0er & Wonotc al lebCn hot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-13
Wnicbal am Sunntaa.

@abinNton. II. Moi. gle
itdotiIhen NltoritGtcn pom Eropincc-
ton. Woii,, bobcn lire Sppoiition
gegeu SallipieIcn am Sonntoe Sci
tens Der Motroicu ser Shiife bes
noroutlantl'tcn @eituooers siiriif-
gejogen. GonliroI Gpons bate &c.
brobt, at nnOercn Crten ans 2ano
SIT gebell, iuenn Die Matroien bort
uid)t am Sonntol ipielen oiiricn.
Iie Sodlt nScorpion" lit bon
9aiie Serrc nnd) Eoint.a.Eitre. 8ua-
oalpupe, %nbgeguuQcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-13
Sdiifbrudl.

Salifor u. e., ~. Mui.-3er
hritiitc Compiler Scotia" GopitGlr
Ser9ulon, lie9t bel Cape Sable nil
@oiicr in Moid)incnroune. Scribe.
gierungS Compiler .9uuricr" lic0t
babel uno mill pcriltdcn, Ocn Gam.
pier "Scitio" nod) 5oIiior, 1870 Mici.
len cntIcrnt, 81 ihitppen. Ger 2l3i
Sonnen groBc Gompicr ging an, 2S.
Ipril bon SoIiior nod) ct. Sobn.
u, q, ob. Man mciB nidt, Oh ser
Compiler nit cincm GiSberge colt.
oirte o0cr olli 6clicn ocrictb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-13
Sdnr5 I'M Stcrbcn.
Sic 4er5te crlportcn jcOc Mtinnte icine
Auil0iung. - IQgcmcinc Srolcr,


Sic Icr5te crluorten jeOc Wtinlttc lclne
Iufloiung. - NQgcmcinc Srollcr.
Dort, II. Otoi. - Gr.
5. HuOiid) fanO iid) beutc nm 10 Wtl.
nltel1 nod 8 llbr bel Srn. Garl
Sd)llrj Elm lrn0 blieb clnigc Wtinlltcn
bel inn. Gr crtlGrtc bci'm &crlolien
OeS Sollica, BOB @crr Sfur5 lett
Z llbr friib bcocitcn0 idpGhcr &C.
iporoen ici, mo OoB Die @obrihcil
lidteit, OoB or Den bclltigcn Gag nod
iiberlebcn lucroc, lebr gering ici.
lin 131t llbr Wuroc ioIgcnOc3
Bulletin oiagcgcben:
"Srn. Shur5' 9efinOcn lit idliul-
rler geluorOen.
q. Socobi."
SreunOe Der Somilic, lucld)c 0oa
aronfen5immcr bolO Oorollf Der.
licBel, iogcn, OoB Die 2llil0illng nobe
bcuorltebt .un0 0oS GnOc ic0c Wtiulltc
ellltreten fam.
Or. Socobi mo bic onocrcn g(cr;te,
iuelfe Srn. Sd)ur5 bebnnocln, crflGrs
ten beute 6rilb, oob Der Morqcn fcinc
9clierung gc6raft babe. Eroiciior
Socobi CAB Inn 14S llbr folgenocs
bulletin ans;
Sic Nodt brad)tc feline l%ucicnt-
lidc &crGnocrung. &crj INTO Yl1l3
rcogircn oui 0ic Ycbonolung. gb uno
6l ltcllcn iid NnfGle bon 9ltbcmbcz
flcnm1lng ein. Seine 9eiierung."
@dbrcnO Ocs geitrigcn Cages idicn
SEER Sfltr5 5eittueiie frGitigcr uno
frildcr 5ll leir, un0 NnOrciu Carnegie
murOc nlf filr5e Weilc ms &ronfcns
simmer geloilen, lpie aud Goluoro
=. FrcctorillS bon Der ,@eItlid)e1
Folt" III ct. 2oilis. Gic 9ciicrun1
mar MIR Don flr5cr Tolcr.
Sm Snlie ocS Yotienten ml1rOc
bcitc mitgetbeilt, ooB Serr Sdllri
p~ollltonoig bel 9emuBtiein lit lno
&orgGnge I'M aronfen5in1mlcr be-
lprid)t. Gin Mitglieb Der 6olnilic
1llBcrtc, Dab Scrr Sdltr5 lpobl priB,
Dab er Icbr frunf lit, ooB cr obcr icit
gloubt, Die &ronfbeit iibcritcbcn at
f0nncn. Die beioen E0dtcr uno Der
Spbn OcS &ronfen blicbcn bis III
frilbcr WorgenitunOe bei iDnl.
IrtBer Or. Sncobi bottcn olld bic
Gottorcn Sdlllb uno @ooOluin Die
9tod)t I'M Sollie oes Goticntcn Der.
brod)t, INN epcntuca idncQ sur Son0
81 lcit, fats ibrc Tienitc 6cuniprlld)t
luiir0erl.
Inn 1912 llbr NodtS bottc lih
Serr Carnegie nod cinmol nod Dem
V%eIlrlOcn ocS Srn. Sd)llrj crfrnOi0cn
lol'en mo gebetcn, ibnt bclttc Sriib
glcid) luieoer mittbeilen 81 lolien, iuic
cS linn gcbc.
Sm Souic ocS &ormittogS bo6cn
lid pcrld)le0cnc Sreunoe ocS Scranton
perIonlid) int Suuie o%eiiclbcn nod
9ciinOcn crtunOigt.
I'm TO llbr gbcnOS ipuroc iolocn.
OcS Bulletin o%llSgCgcbcn:
Ser 3ultonO OcS Yatientcn bat iid
gcbeilert, Ger Bulls lit ctluos
rnbigcr. Ger Eoticnt bottc cil1cn
rubigcn Sdloi uno crid)icn ctuoa
itdrfer."
Gie 6an1ilic mohtc %bctontt. Doi
lpobreno Der Nod)t feline ucitcrcn
bulletins oitSgC0cbcn miirocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-13
Sm frcicn 3anbc Wmcrifa.

Snoionopolis, Sno., 12Mioi
: 6reo. z. Furop, Scrousgcbcr mn
Teooftclr Der Sun" muroe I'M
Griminolgcrid)t jl elmer @eidngllib
ltrofe bon 30 GoQcn unb sur 3oD.
lung elmer Stroic bon $3.50 pcrur.
tbeilt, lpcil CT Die Sonolun9smcii,
bes Gid)terS Alior0 in |erbinounQ
nit Der GnfIo0e oca Eoli,eiheisMth
ger pegcn ErilgcIl,a zines @efonAc
men idori f"ritiiirt hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-13
GprticBmna upn Der critcn Scitc.)

Gerltorbtncn miro morgen nit OCnt
iiblid)cn Bomb oubcrbolb Der StoNt
bccr0igt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-13

Sn 6lottcnfreiien miro iiir bic
Grridtul1g zines Grinnernngs.T Sent
mails I'M @id@burg Notionol Mili.
torp Eorf oNitirt, INN Die bel Der
ginnobme bon Gidsburg erfolgtc
entifeiocnoe Mitpirfuna Der Ilottc
IN GrinncrunQ I'll brinaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-13
Grfplarcidlc WaQunfabrf.

EbilobeIpbio. -. Mai. y
Nlfrco u. Chamber modlte bcllte CT
men NufItieg in oen nelen Solon
urtb loioetc iitcr III South gnbop,
N.-S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-13
Sin %tb0ncrncr @Dbc.
Scnotor 9ailcp bon Geros greiit ocll
FrGlioentcn Hooicpclt in elmer
HcOc an. - 2ettercr miro pom
Senotor Garter %pertbeioigt.

HcDe an. - SeBterer mlr0 Dom
EQUATOR Garter pertbeioigt.
Waibing to II, II. Wai. - Slr
clncn Der bittcrltcu glngriiie, meld)t
mabrcn0 Der 0cbottc ilbcr 0ic Giielt.
bobnrotens9ia gcnod)t mltrocn, logte
Scnotor 9oilcp. BOP Der grefutip.
0cuIntc ieilc Stclllng 0cGnoert mo
lein @crlongcn nod Snriireform ollf.
gegcbcn babe. Ser Scnotor bon
ScroS bebauptcte, DOB bic NnQriiic
oca ErGiiOcnterl alf Die Srlrit5 crit
nod lcincr G%rlpublung gemod)t NOR
ocn Icien. Gor icincr @obl lei CT
iiber Die 5rogc Der GegltIirnng bon
%GiIen6obncn 10 it'll mic oos 8rob &c.
mcicn. Ger equator id)Iob icine Ir.
gllmente nit Der Ucmcrfrmg: .Nber
laiIen Sic ms fem @ereoc mcbr i'm
Scnot. mnden lito fem @crcoc inn
Honoc iiber oieien ciicrncn Wonn.
Gr lit bon Sbon, uno nod, Oojl, bon
gart5 gemobnlid)em Sbon."
Die Hc0c mar cine Intlport oli bic
ocS Senotors Garter, melfcr oell
Erulioentcn gegen Die &ritifcu Der.
tbcioigt bate; or bate aciogt, Bic
mono tonnc i'm Der Scigbcit bcihul.
oiaen. Sm Gerlouie ieincr Teoc mics
equator Garter olti Die ocmofrotiidc
Eartci ais cine Ynrtei Der Nernei-
nllng nnb Nid)ts mcbr hin. @eoer
Senutor @nilcp, nod Senotor Nan.
llcr bottcn irgeno ctlpnS gctbon, I'M
ciIcftipc Giienbabnraten. Scictgeblu,g
ST. crmogliten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-13

Sine Fortic M60ben 9(lr-
5llgc non 9rollcm Someipun.
&rngen llll0 Mioni6cttcn nit
bldltcr o0cr griiner Moire be
lcBt; cIlbogcnlonge Nermel;
9roile9 9ItloB Sltttcr, 5uiorn.
men 0c5o0cncr Girfulor Rod ;
NIT SAIibioum borne; rcglt.
lorc $500 @crtDc.
Cine Eortie Srollcn Gton
sln5ilgc aus @roooclotb, Ghc,
plots, Scr0cs, Eloio N}irtu-
res etc, III id)uor5, bloll, bca.
mo mlttclgrou; regular bis
6u $4,000 p%crfouit.
Gton &odctS, icpnrotc Sat
fets ans Soifcto oocr Gltd
cinfod) llllo bcicBt; prohtpoll
gemod)t; regular bon $1,000
bis $500 pcrfouit.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
DOME TIC.

..-,I-,.I-,, - = ,ov-Iar MI ~
as @ 80, 80 -. Tanost. sbool
7''.A> :
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eqal''s 4s - ~ NJ, g.. ~e,or.es nc
Hi : e 80. 80 as. -. i.
80 ineeH 80, -. go -. '-l,
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- 49,, ,e5D' ~ ''' - E.- .na b,t.ar.
a. i'ssS "o'lits -. -. -
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
WASHINGTON.

In order to show the senate when
the house is in session a red light is
displayed over the door to the cor
Tidor
President Roosevelt is said to have
selected a Chicagoan, James Harlan
as a member of the reorganized in
terstate commerce commission.
An agreement reached on The
statehood question by the house and
senate conferees paves the way TO an
early adjournment of congress.
The president, in letters to the SEN
ate and house committees on pen
sions. seeks to call a halt on the pas
sage Of special pension bills and was
rebuffed.
Government figures on the exports
OF grain. provisions and cotton for
April and for ten months show that
a stream of wealth is flowing toward
the American farmer.
President Roosevelt, with salts
factory rate act in sight, turns his
attention to pressing legislation for
the Panama canal and will try to
have the lock type adopted in spite
Of the adverse vote Of the senate
committee.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
FEDERALLAW MAKERS.

Washington, May 1S.--After 20 days
of almost continuous elaboration, the
senate passed the railroad rate bill
| by the practically unanimous vote Of
II to s. The three negative votes
were cast by Senators FORAKER, repub-
lican, of Ohio, and Morgan and Pet
rus, democrats. Of Alabama The
only amendment adopted was one Of
Ifered by Senator Teller eliminating
the words in its Judgment from the
power given the interstate commerce
commission to fix rates Features of
the closing debate were references
made by Senators Deliver and Till
man. two leaders Of the opposing
political parties. to the part President
Roosevelt took in bringing about the
passage Of the act, Whatever may be
said for or against tEe president, Sen
at0r Deliver said, rs conles ont OF the
Gghc vida every proposition he has
advanced written n plain terms on thu
statute hooks Of the United States.
Speeches by several other senators
followed Mr. Delivers. but anxious
as were rae senator's TO reach q vote
there was. nevertheless. much Inter
est manifested when Senator TaIman
took the aJor. After announcing his
intention to vote for the bill as the
best he could do he entered upon
the task Of acknowledging the insru-
mentality OF the president In securing
tho legislation. He came blnntly 10
'ne point, saying; But for the work
of theodore Roosevelt in bringing
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30

Blaine Was assistant adjutant general,
by courtesy of the var Office and in
memory Of a distinguished father,
stopped off at several points. Capt.
Blaine managed somehow to bridge
them over and remain inconspicuous
until he reached San Francisco. There
the glorious air OF the golden state
got into his veins. He dropped the
dignity Of shoulder straps and became
Jimmie Blaine, Jr., the family black
sheep.
Honolulu was the next stopping
point Jimmie Blaine stepped
ashore with the rest of the gold IaceQ
officers into the arms of society.
Native feast and native dances were
planned for the entertainment of the
American soldier. At one of These
the captain ceased to distinguish be-
tween Hula girls and the matrons OF
society. He grasped one of the lat.
ter, in spite of the dignity Of his gold
lace and epaulets, passionately to his
row Of gold buttons The lady was
Lulu Aona, and Mr.. Aona happened
to be witness of the scene. Straight
way he enacted another. When Capt
Blaine arose from it he found him
self some distance off as stiff and sore
as though some one had been playing
football with him.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
FOREIGN

Turks swooped down on a band OF
100 Greeks who were busy burning d
village.
Queen Alexandra and Princess Vic
toria were enthusiastically welcomed
by London populace.
The British ministry angered ne
whole nation by It's obstinate retusa!
to punish perjured officials.
The British parliament starts what
is expec ed 10 be a long struggle on
the details Of the education bill.
-Four hundred women suffragists
besieged the British prime minister
in London, but got little satisfaction.
France is absorbed by preparations
for the second election, which is sure
to be another triumph for the re
public
Emperor Nicholas win grant O
limited amnesty on May o. 70 com
memorate the anniversary of his cor
onation
Secretary Bonaparte has resume,
his duties at the navy department al
ter an absence Of about three weeks
caused by his illness.
The ear is TO celebrate the an
niversary OF his coronation, May ~
by granting amnesty to all politica
prisoners except terrorists.
The French cabinet decided that the
separation of church and state re
moves the immunity of divinity stu
dents from military service.
The czar win regard the demand.
of the lower house of parliament as
merely an expression of opinion, but
gives hope of some amnesty conces
sion.
The pope suffers acute pain from
the govt, which has extended from hi.
foot to his knee. his temperature
reaching 80 as a result of the indam
nation
A military convention between Rus
STA. Germany and Austria is seen b!
the Vienna press in reported ylsi
of the head of the ears army il
June together with the Won Moltk'
trip,
The czar suubbed the DONNA b,
refusing TO receive personally the re
PLY to his speech from the throne, ant
the members OF the lower house ar,
in a fury A rupture between
Nicholas and the parliament ma!
come.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30

facturer and head of Pittsburg's first
family, startled society by marrying
his mothers pretty Franch maid.
Indictments against Los Angeles,
San Francisco and Oregon men ac-
cused Of land frauds charge them
with reducing men to poverty and
forcing them to aid in the scheme.
Joseph Wartscher. a German aero
naut. plans a voyage TO Europe in
an airship, and in order to demon
strate his theory win make a short
trip out to sea from New York this
week.
A protest is to be presented to the
Presbyterian general assembly against
! its action in abrogating amendments
to the constitution adopted since the
plan Of the Cumberland union was
agreed on.
Trouble with a condenser, which
I developed after a preliminary spin to
Monhegan island, will cause a delay
of at least two weeks in the builders
acceptance trial of the battleship
/ Georgia
Gifts" of 1922 shares Of coal min
ing stock to officials and employees OF
the Pennsylvania railroad were dis
closed by the investigation of the in
terstate commerce commission a.
Philadelphia.
Bellamy Storer the former Ameri-
Grant Smith, third secretary of the
American embassy to Great Britain,
with Arthur Harmon of New York
was presented to King Edward by
Ambassador Whitelaw Reid.
Governor Higgins of New York
signed the bin substituting simple
recording tax Of one-half per cent
payable once for all. for the annual
tax Of the same percentage imposed
4 by the mortgage tax law of 1905.
The annual joint convention Of the
two national clothing associations OF
/ the United States-the National As
/ ISOLATION of Clothiers and the Ma
tional Labor Bureau Of Clothing Man
Iulacturers was held at Cincinnati
Burglars wrecked the safe of the
/ First National bank Of Hoffman,
/ r.. and escaped with several hundred
dollars. Confederates stationed il
! the street kept up constant firing
/ to prevent citizens from approaching
Four persons are known to be
dead. several towns wiped out anC
others badly damaged, and million.
Of dollars worth of standing timbei
destroyed as the result Of forest fires
that swept over counties in Michigan
and Wisconsin
Though the rare old wines from tht
cellar Of former Senator Henderson
are now but a haunting fragrance il
the cutters of Washington. the recipe:
for preparing drinks. written by Mrs
Henderson thirty years ago, still live
to tell that she was once an expert.
Wilson Miner. husband of Charles
T. Yerkes' widow, is accused Of MAX
ing an cmelet in the hair of Henri!
/ p. Grouse. a rich iron man. ant
scrambIjug eggs on his neck, and or
dered by Grouse to leave New Yorl
for d year. but laughed at his al
legged victim.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
Spring T0luers
in SwitzerLand

Right in the middle of February
the" begin to come out over the green
Mills. First tufts of pale primroses
look up from the rain-scented earth
to the pussy-willows growing above
them, and then in the picturesque
gorges between the mountains the
snowtla'es and hepatica peep out
Snowdakes are something like snow
drops, only larger. But while you
are spending the days gathering them
yellow cowslips, English daisies and
viOets have come to join the prim.
roses on the hills. Tiny blue sylla
yellow celandiRe, purple and white
crocuses and marigOlds are there, too,
even before the last snowstorm has
tufted and wreatbed the trees. and
then, oh. then, come the gentians.
There is something about the gentians
so different from any flower here in
America-they are not at all like tne
American gentian. 1t is really thrill
ing to find the first dark blue and
white star looking out of the grass.
to pick it, it seems so precious.
Then there are periwinkles, speed
lar dandelions. But after a while, in
early April, you find a little mountain
stream some day, and there on the
bank you discover truly bluely forget
me-nots-wild forget-me-nots. There
they grow in the long grass, with the
little pink tipped daisies for compan,
ions, and really, can you imagine any
thing preJtier?
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
SOME WOMEN WHO GAMBLE.
An Unpleasant Picture of a Growing
Vice

wee.
Harriet QuImby in Leslie's Weekly
"A leading New York pawnbroker,
whose uptown place of business is
graced only by patrons who have val.
liable possessions to pawn, tells OF
constant visitations to his place OF
messenger boys, porters and janitors,
who come hurrying in with jewels on
which they are in a great hurry to
are rings, brooches and pins innumer-
able, torn hurriedIy from the fingers
and gowns of card-crazed women.
whose interest in the game could not
be appeased even when their last
penny was gone. Women employ
bellboys and messengers with such
regularity that we nave an average
of several calls a day" said the pro
prietOr of the shop. Lace handker-
chiefs, with the perfume or faint odor
of cigarets still scerting them, furs
and other articles of clothing come
here as well as jewels" The cad
playing of women is as serious as
that of professional gamblers and,
as the following will illustrate, it is
just as exacting:-
In one Of the ultra-fashionab1e up
town hotels a wealthy young woman
entered a game with some friends,
and in few hours she lost several
hundred dollars She did not seem
to realize that the debt was one Of
honor and when she rose from the
table she passed the matter off as
joke. She really did not consider
the game in any other light than that
Of amusement, but her friends had
and they were consequently enraged
The result was that the loser was al
most, if not entirely, cstracised from
her set, and her name was stricken
from the calling list of a large num-
Der OF women who had heard of her
action.
An incident. which carsed consider.
able gossip at the time. came to my
personal notice at q fashionable
shore resort last summer. One OF
tti- Wei NuOW Al ll4CLAlDElS vi Tic ~
cial SET appeared on the scene with
very handsome lace scarf, upon
which she was selling chances for
the benefit of a distressed gentle.
woman The scarf, perhaps worth
SIS, was supposed to bring several
huudie4 in chances, The exact
amount Of what it must bring was
eternally dinned into the ears of ali
who would listen. No person at the
resort, not even he most inquisitive
could get an inkling as to where the
assist, nee was to go That the
scarf was rafied OFF and the money
used tor something was evident but
to all inquiry the answer came. ut IS
for a gentlewoman in reduced circum-
5tan5rs. and we would save her TIVE
humiliation Of exposing her name.
Although the matrons conducting the
phiianthronic move were above re-
preach as to social standing. that fact
did not save them from being the
target Of very pointed remarks. espe-
cially from the men friends who had
been caioled into buyiug chances fol-
the unknown gentlewoman
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
OBITUARY.

George DooutIle Head, aged II
years, enc G. tle best known Of the
business men OF Kenosha. died n Chi
cage,
Charles Mathews, a tobacco
dealer of louisville. Ky, died of heart
disease at The Hotel Aston. in New
York City
Frederick Fillmore Saain, president
.of the .s.ain LubricaJor Company
and inventor of metaiuc packing.
which is commonly used on railroads,
died tn Chicago of pneumonia. aged
81.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
SECOND WIFE SEEKS sEPARA
TON IN DAKOTA.
ABSOLUTELY NO ACCOUNT
Son of a Distinguished Father Has
Had Too Many Favorable oppor-
tunities-Record in Divorce Court
and Army-Tried Law and News.
paper Work-Failure.

Mrs. James C. Blaine, who is soon
to go to Sioux Falls, S. D., to estab-
lish a residence for divorce purposes,
is about % years old and has been
called the most beautiful woman in
Washington society. Before she was
II years old she became engaged to
Brooks Baker, a son of John A.
Baker, OF New York for many years
president of the Metropolitan club.
This engagement was broken, and i'm
mediately afterward Miss Hichborn's
name became connected with Mr..
Blaine's. Admiral Hichborn soon
heard the rumor and warned his
daughter not to bring the young man
10 his house, as he would net be re-
sponsible for the consequences.
After that time the ourtship was
known in Washington sociely as an
idyll of the parks and lanes.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
SMALL. BUT BUSY,

Don't pin your faith on husky men
Despising little runts;
The microbes very small, but then,
Just notice all his stunts.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

LA BELLE LODGE, A. r. & A. NJ. Fo-seS.
each month. Hall n williams block.