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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-24
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE

Madison, April 1.-THE proposition
to give the state the right of appeal
from adverse decisions of trial courts
in criminal actions furnished the sub
ject of debate in the senate, and
finally the bill or that subject was
re referred to the committee on judic-
larry for further consideration and
amendment
The bill was introduced by Senator
Fairchild of Milwaukee, to cover such
situations as arose in the graft cases
in Milwaukee where defendants under
indictment for crimes were discharg.
ed without trial by decisions on tech.
nical points. The district attorney
sought by mandamus to secure a re-
view in tue supreme court, but the
court held that it had no Jurisdiction.
The bill was considered by the com
mittee on Judiciary and substitute
drawn to make It conform to the
statute enacted by congress recently
on the same subject. Senator Lock
ney declared that the bill was re-
Spouse to public clamor on matter
OF which the public knows nothing. -"
Senator Husting sided with Sena-
tor Lockney and Senator Brazeau
made an argument in support Of the
bill
The committee ON military affairs
reported for non-concurrence tNe res
o!ution to have legislative investi-
cation Of the soldiers home at Wan.
paoa Several senate hills We're or.
dered to eugrossmeuts Including two
by Senator Roehr for the establish.
meat of trade schools and the pun
ishnlent of larceny of lead pipe and
other property from buildings in
course OF construction and Senator
Froemming's bin to make mental
anguish ground for recovery Of dam
ages against telegraph companies
-Four bills were killed three by Sen
ator Whitehead relating to steal
ing gas and electric current and the
Hazelwood bill to punish unethical
doctors Senator Froemming OPP
posed the final passage of the Mueller
barber bill because by requiring an
apprenticeship of two instead of one
year it world make it more difficult
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-24
Here IS Years; couIdn.t Read.

Green Bay, Wis, April 17.-John
La Fond, resident of West Depere
since 1912, died there of old age. He
would have been SO years old in De-
cember. La Fond was of French de-
scent and was born in Nicollet, Can
ada, in 1908, and in spite of his res.
idence in the United States of SIS
years, he never learned to read or
write the English language. He
leaves two sons, George and Joseph,
civil war veterans; another son, John,
and two daughters.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-24

nails, but the name Of no American
appears in the list.
Starving Chinese parents exchange
their children to be eaten. The
famine .laims 5000 victims daily.
Russian and Japanese armies with
drew from Manchuria, thus keeping
the terms of the treaty of Ports
mouth.
Secretary Taft was given a warm
welcome at San Juan, Porto Rico,
where he reviewed the troops and
held a reception.
Premier Stolypin calls in troops for
the restriction of the douma's priv
leges, was ostensible object being to
exclude outside experts from commit
tees.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-24
Fourth Ballot.

Cooper-Serators Bishop, Burns
Loclney, Martin and whitehead, AS
semblymen A. S. Baker, Bell. CIeary
Curtiss, Goldsworthy, Morris, Norcross
Simon Smith, Sorenson, Sprague
John o. Thomas and Ties-l7
Senators Barker. Brazeau
Marsh, Morris, Murson and Noble, AS
.sembIymen John F. Baker, Harring
Ingram, Jackson, Jones, Keppe1
Mains, Thomas II. Miller, Nelson
Schauer and Wehrwein-17. Esch
gained the vote of Schauer on the
fourth ballot
Hatten-Senators Fridd Sanborn
Stout and Wilcox, Assemblymen Car
.penter, Coolidge. Hagen, Irvine. Keup
Kuckuk, Ledvina, Meitzel, Glen, Perry
and Stout--15.
Lenroot-Senators Browne, Owen
Hudnall and Stondall, Assemblymen
Ainsworth, Berg, Clausen, Durley
Ekern, Kay, Kies, Kimball, McGregor
Mckenzie, Nye. J. P. Peterson. Roy,
craft, George L, Scott and Theodore
NJ. Thomas-19. Lenroot gained Berg
on the third ballot and held him on
the fourth.
Stephenson-Senator Bind. Assem-
blymen Bancroft, Cahoon, Cain, Disch.
Falvey, Georgi, Hager, Hebron.
Kander, Leroy. MCGEE, Frank r
Mueller, Reynolds, Roethe, Soper,
Turner and Wellensgard-1S. Stephen
son had Schauer on the first three
ballots, but lost him on the fourth to
Eseh. Stephenson lost one vote on
the second ballot by Gains change to
Estabrook, but Cain came back on the
third and fourth ballots. Stephenson
also gained Disch and Kander on The
third and fourth ballots, and also had
Harrass on the third ballot. His drop
from 20 to is, comparing the third ard
fourth ballots, was due to the loss OF
Schauer and Harrass
Reconsideration Wright. Assembly.
men Burke, Everett, Kubasta and Mar
quardt-5
Winkler-Senators Fairchid, Page
Roehr and Assemblyman Estabrook-
a.
Fairchild- Senator Froemming, AS
semblymt fIarrass, Luy and Palmer
=
a'l-~-Asseublyman Grassie.
Observation-Disclosures Irvine
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-24

extremely long calendar with gusto.
The residence district option bill
passed without debate. 1t is the one
important piece of temperance legis-
lation that has reached the stage Of
passage so far this session. and a
counterpart of this bid was the sub
ject of violent debate at the last SEES
sion It pYovides, in addition to the
option feature. that no city may grant
more than one license TO every ESQ
population. The voters of districts
from loo to 1000 inhabitants may
bar saloons entirely from within that
district The committee on state at
fairs offered bill which extends tie
time for the payment of state aid to
county fairs from 10 to so days and
also prescribes a penalty of a maxi
mum of 800 for any false statement
as IA the total amount paid out for
premiums and other expenses which
must be filed with the secretary OF
the state board of agriculture. In the
event of any such false stateme, {
being made by the secretary of any
fair association that fair association
also forfeits its right to state aid.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-24
CABLE NEWS

General Botha was cordially vel.
coined in London.
Berlin aeronauts travelled over 500
miles in nineteen hours, landing in
England.
Pope Plus named seven new cardf.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-24

Madison, April 15.--The senate
killed II bills advancing three senate
measures and 10 assembly bills and
concurring in two assembly bills.
The bills eoncurred in were Mr.. Wehr-
veins authorizing counties, towns,
villages or cities TO construct break
waters, and Mr.. Domachowski's pro,
mbiting the. use OF cigarettes, cigars
and tobacco by persons under l6
years of age. The Froemming bill TO
require 20 instead of II per cent petit
tions to order local option elections
on the question of raise of saloon H.
cense fees, was on the calendar FOR
advancement but was referred TO the
committee on state affairs. The bills
killed were for the most part of I'M
important technical character or were
duplicates of bills already considered
A large number of petitions were
received. in favor of the proposed
Sheridan Drive from Illinois state
line to Milwaukee, for state aid TO
road building. and for more restrictive
excise laws.
Tho assembly rushed through az
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-24
Beware ~ Ointm-nts for Catarrn uuns
Contain MercurV

Is mercury will surely destroy the sense Of
when entering It through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians. as the
damage they Will do Is tenfOld to the good you
can POSSIBLY derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. J. Cheney & Co., T0lo-
DO o., contains no mercury. and IS taken inter
naiy, acting directly upon the blood and u1t-
cous surfaces OF the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine II "a
taken internally, aad made IN Toledo. Ohio, By
+. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials Tree
Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle
AAlls Family pills are the best.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-24
AT JEFFERSON BANQUET.
Bryan Given Enthusiastic WsIcome by
Brooklyn Democracy.

New York. April 11.-With William
Jennings Bryan as the chief attrac
ton, the democracy of Brooklyn last
might, in observance of the anniyer
Isary of the birth of Thomas Jefferson
engaged in an enthusiastic derc cratic
Ireunion and demonstration, The
function was the annual dinner of the
Brooklyn democratic club. Bryan
who, concluding day of vigorous ac
ton which embraced four public al
dresses, was given a splendid recep
tion, and delivered a characteristic
discourse, taking for his subject
Thomas Jefferson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-24
rHAw SHOULD BE IN ASYLUM.

His Half Brother Would Like to See
Him There.
Rome April 1.-THE Tribune has
published an interview with A. Blair
Thaw, half brother of Harry X Thaw
who is spending the winter here with
his family. Thaw said he hoped the
lawyers on both sides would agree in
the request that Harry be sent to an
ASYLUM
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-24

aadison, April Is.
Wisconsin republican legislators are
deadlocked over the nomination of a
successor to United States Senator
Spooner. The caucus last night
showed five leading candidates
closely punched with Is 20 20 votes
each, and no sign of way aring in the
ranks of any. Four BALLOTS were
taken
Stephenson High Water" Man.
The highest vote given TO any
candidate was on the third ballot
when Isaac Stephenson of Marinette
received 20 votes. The vote of none
of the candidates fuctuated much
throughout the four ballots and the
fourth and last ballot showed tnat
10 candidate had lost any of his orig
NAL strength, and that Mr. Stephen.
son, Mr. Lenroot and Mr.. Esch had
gained one vote each over the vote
they had received on the first ballot
Some Is votes we're scattered among
eight men besides the five leaders
General F. C. Winkler OF Milwaukee.
Emil Baensch of Manitowoc, c. r.
kstabrook of Milwaukee, former Con.
gresham Theobald Often of Milwau-
kee, j. Il. Puelicher of Milwaukee,
Senator A. w. Sanborn of Ashland.
j. II Rogers of Portage, Senator
George 3 Hudnall Of Superior and
Senator r. I. Fairchild OF Milwau-
kee. They received scattering votes
throughout the four ballots. Each Of
the announced candidates professed
to be satisfied with the showing made
and with the loyalty their supporters
displayed
May Be Long Contest.
The senate and assembly will vote
separately upon Tie election this
morning The vote in Joint session
will be taken Wednesday noon. a
resolution, introduced by senator
Sanborn, was adopted at the caucus
last night providing that there be a
caucus each night until the nomiua.
ton takes place. The senate in
framing the resolution evidently fore
saw the possibility of a long drawn
out contest, for the resolution pro
vides that II the last lay of the legis-
laure week finds no election then the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-24
First -Four Ballots.

he vote for the four ballots was as
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-24
REPUBLICANS FAIL TO
NOMINATE A SENATOR
Caucus Ends in Deadlock After Four
Ballots Are Taken
Five Leading Candidates Satisfied With
the FRS. Test
First Ballot in Legislature to Be Followed
by Another Caucus

! next caucus shall be held ON the
Monday night following.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20

frs8s.sE
snaHeiiboer ban frups oper&tgleuLs
Son boiler g9ieHf iaa reiier
ban iig IangIom arf paa &rnper-,
lie, ian paa Spooerne.. Ger fttaar ban
meo Sobeoet Sapnsbsjoe meo Sir
.feflgien. Sa1s glnie 60 etop, ban
bar meo, ra;er uo guften iom en-
gejrsfate!!.
gaa begpnoer ban arbeioet ted,
roligt CO folbInotigt, iom itob ban
bierl1ae % pl1aleas r1eo 2aalen IL
gebltemooerS DrogfSltsifnffe.
airfeflgjen CT III US % fm lbinge
runot; men Ser gaar iaa tnngt, ct
cno life Dor forpe 8eIte1luil10 grfer
at breie Den. Set beo fg. at ben gif
paa. augler, men oct CT life Iilfqr
Set, % set er rift maact I ioliornt,
ON IIl5ia,l o%oerboDeoct Sllar, 0a ben
pr alt for tung og :flobiet. Mrbei~~
cerne bnr erfIaret life at fu1,1e tage
Sen neo ncen Stillaos, og ionoiDn
Iigpis erber BET me6, at ma imgrer
Sen % Iober Sen lpbe bpis bem
90 fan Lobe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20

lpnlg gDIeuNpp MOI airfeipiref,
Ser ragerI6 SOD op 2liften:
rs d Ell auge paa aaarnetS 5ioe
f1ooIer ct Mennelfe, en- 5tige raffes
rs tic bam pg gjgreS fat, ban flatrer
ep as De1111e stiga lue0 NOT eel1, Der.
titles lpsra as Girfeipiret %
bitl1es fnlt msD IDse Wen5 ccn enc
Dol0r paa Sen, flDser Sen a1sen op.
as Sen gpsrits stigs til ban Itaar
mise. Sci, ltore &s,gle paa Spiret.
9sao III? Mon ler Monoers enc
Soollo glioe op o1er Quglens aano
slg smle ben o5er 0ens 9oerflaoe,
inOtil Ben faar fat | l5piret;; laa Tip
per ban meb Sen .anben. @no
@imlen! ct M%enneifelib / cen
&aan6! Gg Ell % a,16en al 1ilifuer
lie ren6er Jig bort i &aoiel. Sou bar
Manlen fat meo begge S9noer, Ct
9ieblif itaar bans 2egeme ! EN- rel
@infel u6er1 ON &11gleli, iaa lipper
ban GoofRitet UNDER Ser, Man0ens
4rop 1taar ct 9ieblif ret uo / Sui,
ten iom en- lepenbe S1pi, % / Bet
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81 Sc B + a n 3 e. timber et
beftigt GoroenDejr hog 2Dnet Deo
~ Chen forleoen Scat 1eo / Safob
Gbriiteniens @aarb ! Mebbelunoe.
@aoroen nebbranote ful6itanoig. 1
Seit, 9pre, 80 5pin og 1loget 6ier-
free inoebrpnote. Sit Snobo brGnb-
te. @ieren, ser er 80 Mar eammel,
bar paa &ejfe; bans Sgr rebbeoe lin
gamle Mo6er us at 6lammer11e.
st beftigt l1pejr traf Scat til
1. Sept. ZEN ober Npfigbing, 6aliter,
og Smegn. @eo 3zGioen i1og 2pnet
neo og antpnote ct 5ofipgermeiter
5es6orpf paa Srupgaarb ttlberenoe
&us, Ser beboe6es at &usmanb Carl
Glauien. &uiet neobranote totalt.
8eboer11e re6oe0e Jig ! set blotte Sim
neo; Sen aloite Spn bleD be6epet al
2pnet og maatte bpres no at set
b%rpnoenoe @l1s. &reaturerr1e reboe-
6es, men oIN Sn6boet brpnote.
st beftigt 9oroenbeir 6rog Sect
til 1. September be6 .2-Eioen be11
oper San1se. &loffe1t 2H log 2Dz
net mes / 8re6rene 811brs Mplle /
8runobp, iom ne6bren6te totalt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20
5on0erjvllano.
kNVAAQaQRQAY QAVAVaQAVAYhyRVAVA a4AVaQNVAQhqaQNe

en- 6 a-a + 5, Ser pIger
8 5 e II. @aoroejer S1tgl=
ia,,g paa Mariegaoro pe0 &a6erslep
laoer / 6elune Sio eleftriif 2ps in6-
ln99e ober Dele @darSen, og oesuoen
opltilles ser tire Motorer, iom ifal
,6ripe Sc forifiellige Sanobrugsmaifi-
11er. Mnlpgget uofpres al Snitalla-
tgr @lberfel6.
Gan % 9 + e r e r
b1iper. Mllerebe for nogen SID.
iioen funoe tpife 8la6e meo6ele, at
2onoraoo 8ecberer / @a0erslep bapoe
tilbogfalot lit 9nife ON at blipe for
flpttet til ipolisere Gene. @11 oplp-.
ier u6Iensburger Morboeutlcbe Set
tung", at ben ofbol6te -@mbeos<
mano"s Sorblipen i Sa0erslep efmt
er jifret.
MDt g M a 3 a n e p + o.
j e t t. Sorleoen afbolotes ct Mcoe
paa Sernbanebotellet Egnber at
Soft fra Bibing, Seer og Sfogs Ser
re6er, iom i11teresierer fig for MnlRg
at smaaba1er. Ser par mp0t Ell
gnes 3erioner, JON eneoes orn at
ol1befale to 2inier:: Mggeltpn0er
@lobpI, &p6enas, Goftenoe, GINS
bpl Mibpl, 2a6elltno, Meoelbp oa
galsbM, lamt fra 2aoeleHo oper
Stems, 8ploer11p, Mapite0 og 9itel
@giiteo Ganblpnligpis le1ere 8elteo).
st 5trma / Berlin ia1nt Diggrept
sgnnicbien ! Spl1oer % Mmtsfor,
ltat1oer Momien paa uNarienbof.
peb goftlm fif Get Sperp at noar
beioe 0perIag ober Gmfoitrin
eerne:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20
g d sfnIh Si6Iinprp 4idf

Dpbsfalo. 8i6ligere &igb-
ma,1o / SfiDe, 6. Sleien, er bpo /
&ellerup, "A Mar gammel. Sen Off
bpoe par cit meget afbolbt og agtet
@ano og inotog gjennem mango
Gar Ell le6enoe Sitting / Sen @D,
bpor hans 2ips Mrbejoe folot.
- Sogneprait peo ct. 8eoers
Strife og Soipitalet / Slagelie s. 81.
6. Sageman11 er bpo poa Geile Gpge-
BUS al Ell ~@iprtelammelie, 81 Mar
gammel.
On al Soriens 8ps aloite 8or=
gere, Sleofermeiter 3. Gricbien, af=
gift forleoen pes 9poen, s. Star GAM
mel. Mfopoe, Ser 0eltog / &rigen /
4S lom 5rtpillig | @orlens Sager-
forps, bolbt / 1899 so Mars 8orger<
iubilnun1 .pg bar 9Gresmeblem al
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES | 9orle11s.
Sen lo~ctaloemofratiife 8orger.
repreientant M1lrer @enrif &asmlts-
len i aigbenbap1t ct afgaaet pe0 81
SEN, 48 Mar ganmel. @an por Sor=
ret1ingsfprer for uMurertorbunoet
+ Onnn1nrf" mn h1r i1prpt MpAIpm nj
Borgerreprpiel,tationen / s Mor.
- @n al Rltlollan65 melt anlete
8pnoer er afgaaet peo Gg0e11, 1remlio
Sognefoge0 % 2pgosmano Cars
SSprgenien, al &rpl1ge. Sen afopoe,
ser blep q Mar gan1mel, par Ell /
bpj @ra0 retiinoig og nobel &arof=
ter. SON bar oeforeret mes 9anne-
h%roQsforlet:
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Sern % moiaf ct &afbns bporfra
Matrolerne pilbe befri benz. @olig.
sbepen er 11ns qienopretfet.


6 EN- 5 m : q g. 8ruu1s,
gaaro i Nplars PAD gornbolm Ct Il
6. Sesperien iolgt til 6. s. aoe-
fpen, tioltgere Ger at &pttergaaro !
Sbsfer. ajpbeiummet er $1,000 ar.
Mariager alolter Ct al Nro=
:prieter Mgller lolgt til ct aonIor-
tinm, beitaaenoe at 8rggger
,Scbmenblen Mariager, 8roprietar
Green, 9ornbolt, % @ien6omsto=
missioner s. @an}en, &anoers, for
10000 &r. Mpl, 8eiGtning % S,r-
pentar me6fglger.
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life bab6e nogen itgrre Samilie (to
-Nleiebpr1l) % life electromagnetic,
fun6e Sc 5000 nof babe llaoet til,
ON ban lite baboe bpgget. 2aurien,
iom %beberlfeoe De TIRE &opeoiprog,
par / 8inter paa EN- 8ejie til @ola=
itina, men &%oDeoparten at l1bgiften
bares not at bans &ejiefelle iaa ben
&eiie fan life babe rl1iteret bam.
8oroeaneembeoet bar: 2aur{en ifplge
Mpis" beflGot / ca. 4 Mor.
9an Tom til @sbierg fra 8ar0e, bbor
BON bar 2arer beo &ealifolen.
Ct 6aIIesinofigb er
.nplig oprettet at ip6fe 2anofipb-
men6 beo ct Me6e / &ommel. 6or
ct Star }i6en trao6te en- Gel &jpb-
memo fra @ern &erreo iammen og
beotog at arbei6e for Sagen u6en bog
at laoe 6oreni1rgen foretage Bellies
in6fjgb itrafs. Gaa @eneralforiam=
lingen 5. 4. September bar man be-
luttet, at 6allesinbfipbet al Gorer
ifal begpnoe Sen lite Sftober. Cont
menilutningen boiler 119rmeit- paa
Mn6elsprincipet. Meolemmer11e 1taar
iolioariif in6enfor bisie &ammer.
Set er B%oreni1eenS Spgape element
ltore, falleS Sn0fipb og moo fontant
8etaling at opnaa billigere Hriier o9
berpeo iejelt M11ligbeo for lapere
Salespriier.
6orentl1gen teller ollere6e ca. 60
al @gnens 1tgrre 2anofisbmen6, og
Ser er itabig Si1go1g al @eolemmer
Set er @eniigten at igge Sililntnin1
fra lamtlige @gne / Spllan6. Sen
rejite 8eppgelle fglgeS mes life rin1e
SpmGrflombeo &anbelsper6enett.
&ipbma10 Str. Milien, Sommel,
er 6oreni11gens 6orman0, @rosierer
Mrton Nielie en-, Marbns, 9ireftgr og
Torretningsfgrer.
Ct e-f 0 m p I t. Baa
Sefstilfabriferl1e / Malborg er mon
fommet efter ct Gpbefomplot blan6t
Mrbejoerne, iom plpn0re0e Sabrife11
for @arer til flere Guiinbe &roners
@Groi. Sammenlpargelien bapoe
beltaaet ct Har Mur og leoeoes al en-
at Sabrifens 6ormeno, Mnoerien,
Ser bar 8eitprer al Huoleriet. Sill
oenne Mfoeling bringes allie oe f9r=
o%tgpnbeoe 8arer for at regiitreres,
og 6ormanoen lerge0e ga for at fao
Sejrullerne bragt til SIDE, in6en oe
bar bogfprte, og ON Natten bortfSr=
tes ioa 8arerr1e giennem ct BtR0ue,
%Jormon0el1 bapoe laoet ltoa aabent.
SON CT MI arreiteret, og en- balr
Snes Menneif tier / og uoenfor Sabri-
fen er anbolote. Sagen ier u0 til
at bile foa ct meget fort Smfong
Mllereoe III bor Yolitiet maattet re.
lerbere ct @prelie til Spbeparing II
Sc ,biotil tilpejebrogte Sppefolter.
Ser CT ga iamlet / Masppis al
8omulost5ier, 8ollter, 2agenlnrre:
Ser, 2inneo og 9reiler, nGiten alt
fnroigipet Silitan6, iom Sfdrter
&ioler, 2aeener, Sengetpi = ia enc.
og |om Ma6rotler. 9isie iiolte el
ogiao tilpirfeoe at Sppefoiter> og Ell
Sabclmoger fer / 8pen er Sen, 6el
bor uofert Mrbeioet - efter stgenbe
/ SEN beb1te Sro.
Mfeo bpilfen utrolig 9riitigbeo
Sppene er gaaet til @prfs, foritaaS
beore, 11aor man bbrer, at be for a:
faa afiat bereS Softer engagereoe Ell
&eiienoe til at reiie rl1n6t poo San
set og ofbenoe @arerne CD ligeion
Sc lfal babe etableret ct l1bialg, bpo1
Sal9et foregif unoerbaan6en og Sc
itillineer paa @arer m%ootoges.
8ilanbene.
e o p t er pa
Is 3 a 5. 9. 80. Muguit meo6e
Ies: &onititueret Spsielmano
2fior6 Qin6nI hnr bpret SidIufipr
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8ianbene.

S i t e + o p t q e + a a
S 8 I a II 8. 9. 80. M1tgult me06e,
less. 4onititueret Spsielmano /
9fior6 2i11bal bar b9ret / Siglnfior5
for at ogn1rne ca. 50.uoenla11offe ST.
ifefartpier for ulopliet sil0eftiferi.
9e iogmte 8g6er beleber Jig / alt til
100000 &roner. Ser berifer
flor gorbitrelie blanbt Sc uoenlanolfe
Siffere. 100 Matroier, %bebabneoe
meo 4nipe, git / Sgnoags / 2on6 fra
Giifefarteierne og trl,eoe 5psielman=
Sen, ser mautte flpgte il1b / &irfen,
bpor ser init bolotes Guostieneite.
Ger lomlebes III Ell M9ltg0e Meu11e=
ifer, bporaf noqIe bepGbne0e meo
sfDoepaaben, og nroitifterne blep
orep11e ttilbnge til oeres sfibe. lin,
ser 6en oerpeb opitaaebe ret %alborlige
gfnrmpoieI bIep flere Gerioner laa-
rebe peo &ripitif.
Senere meooeles: Set, lpm gat
stpoet til l1roIigbeberlte sigll,.
|fiorb, bon, at to norfe Giiffere, Sc,
bapbe eiort gaptteri % trnet beres
Aapfei11 bad 2ipet,par bIeben lat
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20

Sorle6en afgif tioligere 2dno=
mar6 $. ST. &orsbolm, Ser / Sc ie-
mere Mar bar boet i Slensborg, efter
1nngere SioS gDg6om pe6 Dp6en !
1T Siem / @nutbsgaoe. aorsbolm,
Ser tilbgrte Ell trofait 6anff flensz
borgif Somilie, bapoe ! Marenes 2eb
bapt en- Gel Moogang; men ban bar
itaoig pe6 freioigt Moo. San bar
beiiaIet Of en- BARN SeorefanosfiGr-
Iigbe6 % blep ol6rig trat al at bore
E@ten til set nnn6elige 9anepirfe.
Gen Mfogoe naae0e Ell M6er at 6s
@lnr.
90 d ar s. + f.e { q e II
Ed I nj psr Sra Senoer
ifripes: So grbei0ere fra Slensborq
bar ppret ipsieliatte me6 BET for al:
minoelige Dg6elige lpimlenoe Mrbei
oe5at bebage 8gnoer 4irfeflgi til q
|gigre in 8liet JON geirbone. 9ereS
Mrbeioe fan glabe iig peo en- liDlil
gpmarfiombe0 fra 4ub1ifnnns Sioe
6rnsBnoen. ra gi1oner % Of
tiirrer man lneo spanoing % q
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-08-31
ONLY ROBBED GERMANS.
French Woman Who Had a Singular
Reason for Picking 81
Pockets.

IN Paris, the police have discovered
a woman whose peculiar sort Of pat
triotlsm has been compared to that OF
Boule de Sulf in Guy de Maupassants
story. She was arrested recently for
having robbed German merchant of
s6s. To the magistrate she made a
strange declaration. She said that he-
main object In life was to decoy Ger
mans and to rob them. She went
about with them to cafes and music
halls, and while affecting to be very
much interested In them she picked
their pockets. In this way she had
annexed for several years past over
G7O0 She had picked the pockets or
exactly 81 Germans, and she was proud
OF It, AS her reason for thus acting, the
woman said that in 1870 her family In
Normandy had been completely ruined
by German invaders, who stole her
fathers cattle. pigs, fowls and even
plate. She was then obliged to go out
as dairymaid, but not being accus-
toned to servitude she came to Paris,
and began waylaying and robbing Ger
mans. The magistrate listened to this
tale calmly. 1t made no impression on
him, for he sent the new Boule de Sult
back to the depot, there to await trial.