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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-16
On paffer Satalps.

@i bar mOStasst ct grsmpIar at en-
6ss Sibers aatnIoe fra Gem gitb @uiis
neis College, Guincp, 81. Rermerne er
prbbebs mso opbsist srbeibe / Cub, os
geser er ilIuitreret msb "6~alfstone"s
@ilsber al SioIsn6relierns. Drupper al
Shlbenter, iHoipibueae Rortrqter al
gleser | Stiainasr, meo fine Seitimos
,uisr, gileber al be forifislise athletic
Teams. @anS % Grheitra. baire 8rss
Der paa Stisuiripning os en- Suuitras
tion al SioIebbeninssn, Der ioitebe
S10o, o00.
Seuue fmifte antnloe ~inoeboIner cas
iaa GpIbsuiueer bsorsreubs Briisr %
auSet at Snteresie ~pebrsrenbe StoIen o.
ienbes frit ill enbper. iom iiIifripsr Yra,
iibentsn, .. G, Rusielman. Guincp. 81.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-16

buffet nosen Sio ieuere op iaien /
Mihignr, bpor ban optraobte ION
en- aapitoIiit fra California. Men
Venaene tpa mart Tint. % 1aapi.
tnIiiten4 broa til Colorado ieien,
bpor ban after beeif en- Gel 8sperier.
Sor ct Stoae-Hpperi / California
blep ban | 1881 bsmt til 25 aors
SIaperi. men Hap no isien | 1907.
Men lob gia" @tner bapbe intet
IRrt % intef CLIENT | be maree, Ionse
Iar, ba ban ioh inoenfor EQngiIets
Miire. Gan bopbe life IGnge p9ret
pna Srifob. oo ban rspet ct Tr9n
n9r Gorbett, Ore. Sfisut Oregon
RaiIpap ono 4apigotiou Company
uoIopet en- @eIsnnine al $1,000 for
bans T~aaeribeIie, bIep ban Dog life
poa nosen Sib ianset. ct aar ie.
mere beeif ban ct Sr9nrsperi | Ga.
naba. Get bar enboo rar Wisiion
Suuetion 9. g., % robpttet beIsb
TIC til omtrcut $4,000 / Cub og
@uIoitso. Sor Wtners arreit uoIo.
BET Girtcriteterne en- geIsnnine al
$4,000 os Grpreis.a cmpaniet sset
Summen tilsf2, 500.
uben at fumes brp ia Set minb.
ite ON. at Der bar lat en- Zig bsi Rris
paa bans Sopeb, beeif iaa Iiner
eanife aleue Srenrsperi igien npr
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SranioIfeue til at ifine @otposnen
fro oct sprise Sren oa ticre ben en-
@il tiIbaee; men bans llbbntte ben
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bebt for "SIb giH" Miuer. sitter
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paa noeen Ger Der; nen bet ribenoe
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SiG" Wtner, Tom life sIeiet gribe
til @ooben, gioroe bet MI og iaoret
en- at fine SorfsIeere, inben ban ODER.
snb flo. 90 iaa blep ban bsmt til
Slaperi paa Sepetiben. Seq bar life
left ON ipert mango mer oumme
% taabeliae Mpnb emo oenue @r.
Riner. Den meite al GiSen lao ban
10 | FIN @elle iom en- forifrpmt @otte
i lit Sui. % naar ban en- Gang
ibIanot | lit 9ip bar poa Sriiob, ineg
ban ZIG enten lipr9b ON / WrIm %
Wsrts for at isee efter gptte Tom ct
Ropbpr, eler oaiaa Dor ban paa
SIugten iom ct iaget giIo6pr. Ser
bar bRret ifrepet ~ipGrbeu6e" Sor.
teainger ON ilige Grabater. Tom man
GA bar giort SeIte at, SortpIiu-
gerne bar man iaa la6et fomnle /
SGnberue paa Smaaeutter. iom ofte
bar taset Sfabe al at IGie lise Rs,
perbiltorier. Weu bar % err mn Den
Der uGpnte "SIb Sin" Iiuer anbet
END Ell Saabe oa SOif, nlaa lea
ipsree9 en- Smaagut paa ipp s(ar
oil %ifisnne og f~uritaa, at oct er IiSen
sere | at fsre ct 2io ioH benne Mi.
ner. Sons Sibspei bar iianobeo tie.
net % tuHg. Staffars Saabel
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Iernna CT bperfen en- Rerpin
eaer Stimnlant. Zen biGlper
@crperme peb at bjGlps Soropiel.
len.

Eeruna beirier Wnoen for fatarb,
ale Sougeitioner, og normal Sor6si.
elie er HeiuItatct.
Meo andre ORD, Rerilna aoar til
Robeu af Snbet, og De ubebugeIigc
Spmptomer foripiuber.
MrS. :. 6. Samiiou, 81 @artant
Street, 8otionpiae. Gal, ifriper:
"@iin Naue pIaeeSe migi Ter gar.
Seq iorisgte mango Sloas ReOiciner,
90 bleo oaiua bebanblet at tire SGger.
De iaabe, at iea bapbe nerpss
Spspepiia. Seq bIep iat paa fIpoenoe
Si9t | ire Mnoneber.
Seq tom mig Iibt un0er aehanS.
liugen, men ina inart iom lea Itnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-16
ct aIimrrube Iil6nb.

q. g. SoIter Pul. Co.. 9ept. B., 4J6
She gpe. Go, minneapolis, 0eiun., bar
to interesiaute aoertisiemenier | bette
Runner. Sor $500 oil De ienbe lem
"llngbommens Ben" fra M til Sanuar
1909, % ct gremplar AT "giaeobosen"
en- BOG Der inbebolber 80 nutre Siaeber
trptt paa flint, emaIisrst &apir % inos
buubst ! brunt ginS. Sisie 8iaeeer CT
at raire Sanbitaber | Rorse og er bel
barb Rriisn, iom fortdnsss for goeen.
Sc aOerterer oeiaa ct fort llspaIs al scs
be 8sssr til meaet l6ue Rriier. llublao
life at IRie bsres soertisiementer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-16
ara sslmen, wis.

Sec rtobtcs for en- Stnnb fiben gsdp,
neffempelen fra .oem, os ies bill iiee Gem
nlnHge Eat for ben. Set er en- COB Rras
mic. SsapIingeu berr,mot bIen aanife
bra, men life iom ifior. Sanre % 8pcbe
sr sanife SaarIis. ba III for ct Bar Tiger
iiben baDbe en- 5torm, iom Iasbe aft
Smanersn fIabt til @affen, iaa bet ions
mer til at bli en banIfelie Sarpeft.
RaisapIinsen Yer nofina bra ub. men er
ueset iensrs snb flor. iaa ri ma piit
faa en- COB 5sft. bpis hi Hal faa noeet
@ais. Saa maa ies lutte mso en- pens
TIC SiIien til -Poien"s 2aiere os Rers
ionale. g. q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-16

COB Nuiii bnabe Deb SambaHbsmshet o.
pen Mefeu al Gaeen. gsb bette Rsos
pleier mango at ipiie Rieric RinSae
men Der BIZ oeioa bIi Wab at faa fisbi
paa Steset for fadbanns Tom life bar
COB anIebnine til at tase mee is RaSs
fiirb.
SisrteIis S~uSbpoeIie uSiteoes iii aIs
CODE Morom0nb til at bibaane bdabs
Gansetten o. Gscpnet ! Como Bari, en-,
bner ncrIfiubet RanS % apinbs. Gubbs
90 Ilnsoom. Hal bore osIfpmmen.
Stpret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-16

iebe meo at taee Reoiciu, blep lea
ipg isieu.
Seq tog @teoicin / 10 glar, ina
bleo leo iug teien oa opgau etbnert
Saob ON SeIbreSeIie.
Seq iaa Ell grfGGriug fra en-
Ronb, bpis SiIiGIOe uor Iiat NIT.
ON at uGre bleoet beIbre6et al ge.
runa, iaa ieg beiIutteoe mig til at
prsne ben.
Seq fisbte en- Slaite itror os be.
apnote at taae ben. Seq bar tnget
iIere SLATER oa er fiiloit9nbie BEL
breoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-16

Ran9s, iom maa l9ie, Tribe eler ars
beibe peb aampelps, Haesr ober iaars
Zine. Del bar fHlpeItben fin aarias
| oaarIist SpS. % maj fan life iorbinbrs
bet. meo miHore nan ftaffer ia en-
Ding @Inis Gone 9ampe6r9uoer. Sens
ne Sr1uesr BAR en- @EaSissIs, Der i9tter
Dem iftanb til at faa ben iuloe glptte al
6Iammsn belt nsS til geeersret. bborpe6
eanlpeIbiet forit0rses ~. "ging"
erGnberen lnbes / StsrreIier 30. 1 o.
go. 2 90 toiter mn 25 Gent. Spsrg
eSers 5aueIenbe. e1er ieHo % Gent for
en- iom Rrspe.
gins Burner Co.. Sept. SO. Rims'
apoIis. Rim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-16

Gerueitprfeube Tibler Tom Siqre.
preparater, aisr nlesen Sfaoe. 60.
o%enieoiciner og SopeoptnepuIpere er
ale Iise 49, pirfer nebtrpffenbe paa
Siertet. % buroe life dnpenSes. Ser.
uerne piIoe barre | goo Stano, ON
6prosieIien bar gob. GeruHa retter
paa SorosieIien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-16
neutrality-suspicious..
100 guIbel Spebs pr. slere er SET

100 SHibel Spebs pr. gere err set lbs
bbtte bet paaitaaes at Sen nbe Spebes
tort bill eioe. iom ct. 9ouis Seeo Cons
paHb, 641-648 4tb Street. ct. 2ouis,
8is., introbucerer oenns SRion. 9Giers
ne buroe iiripe eftsr Ssres npe "@bcat
anb Bulb eataIoe" meo 8eIfripeIier o.
S~anitrationer al %puenuGpute SbebeIort,
arnu bette gIao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-16

"Seg bar tiltaset | Stbrfe o.
islsr mig iOm ct anSet Mruneffe.
Seq tror, gernna sr alt, ben pna.
itaaes at pGrt."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-16
correspondence

Rsrsipenssneer aben Rasu % gsrse tasss I'm bet mtnbns esripn Ill;
BE- biz lite eneena qtnntuiepf al Hfnatapuen Nasasf oil thr btrs
g~fmtnsgsrt. mssniasa sssismI,nse AHExtpsusmt inter Bet men
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06
COAL RATES To
Be READJUSTEO
GENERAL REDUCTION IN PROS
PECT IN WISCONSIN,.
DECISION BY COMMISSION
Relief Granted to Troy Center, But
Further Investigation viii Be
Made-Dangerous Crossing to Be
Fixed-Westley's Threat of Boy
colt not Considered.

The railroad rate commission yes
lterday handed down decision which,
while of only local Importance imme-
diately, may ultimate in the reduction
OF freight rates on coal all over the
state.
! ). A, Schwartz of Troy Center,
town Al miles from Milwaukee on the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road,
complained that the rate of 80 cents a
ton charged by the railroad for carry
| ing coal from Milwaukee to that place
was discriminatory and unreasonable,
and asked that the rate be reduced to
60 cents.
The railroad replied. opposing the
petition, that the illustrations set forth
in the complaint as showing the lower
rates on the Wisconsin Central to
competing points were not reliable,
and declared that the Wisconsin Cen
trail rates were not compensatory
rates. but were too low as. the result
of competition. The railroad also de-
olared that to reduce the Troy Center
late would result in the necessity of
revising the coal rates all over the
state.
| The commission decided that the
rate complained of was too high, that
relief was necessary for the people of
| Troy Center, but that to order the
reduction to 60 cents would create a
great and unwarranted disturbance in
the railroad business by unsettling
at once all the coal rates in this state
and more. 1t was therefore ordered
that the rate to Troy Center be re-
duced from 80 cents to rs cents, and
recommended to the railroad that the
rates on coal from Milwaukee to var
Iious points be adjusted as follows:
Genesee, to remain at so cents;
North Prairie, from so to SIS cents;
Eagle, from 90 to 70 cents; Mayhem,
from 80 to so cents; Peck Station,
from 80 to IS cents; Elkhorn, to re-
main at 80 cents. The commission
suggests that coal rates are bound to
come down but does not want to pre-
ciptate a disturbed condition without
fin and adequate investigation.
To Fix Dangerous Crossing.
The immediate replacement of a
dangerous grade crossing on the
Northwestern road in the town of
Brigham, Iowa county, with a subway,
was ordered by the state railroad
commission on the complaint of John
Campbell The railroad denied that
/ the crossing was dangerous, but the
engineer of the commission after an
examination on the ground reported
that it was only question of time
when there would surely be serious
accident at that place.
Get More Than Asked.
The village. of Newry, on the Mil
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06
szEcHENYL IS FRUGAL.

There is reason for all Hungary to
say, as it says that the Vanderbilt
fortune will not be dissipated by Lad
islaus Szechenyi Indeed, there are
many in court circles who see in the
Szechenyi-Vanderbilt alliance the
founding of a new European house Of
wealth, with Count Laszlo (Ladis
laus) in the role of a Hungarian
Rothschild. One thing is certain
Szechenyi will never inquire as another
Boni de Castellane His countrymen
say he will redeem the international
marriage. They all agree that he
will be a sober, frugal husband, living
on the interest of his wlfe's' millions,
investing soundly, adding some humid
reds of thousands each year to the
capital, and dying at the end of
staid, well ordered career with the
distinction of having redeemed one
of the oldest families of his country
from-well, poverty
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06

and now in jail awaiting trial at Chi
cago, that she is violently insne.
James Reddick, public administrator
and chairman of the republican county
central committee, Chicago, was killed
in an automobile accident at Half Day
III.
On October is, Frank Morris, wat
enlisted at Milwaukee in the hospital
CORPS, u. s. A., and is at Jefferson
barracks. and Rosilda Fassar, st
Louis. aged IA, were married, the
brides mother consenting. The father
learned of it afterward and was not
pleased. Morris made his first visit to
the Fassar home as son-in-law, and
the old man greeted him with a gun,
from which he pumped several shots
into the anatomy Of the young soldier.
Morris viii recover.
George Buckwich, foreman of con-
struction gang working between Ra'
cine and Milwaukee for the American
Telegraph and Telephone company, is
under arrest on the charge of emoez-
element. It is alleged that Buckwich
would send in a statement to the COM
pany of the wages due the men under
him and check for the entire amount
would be sent him. This check Buck
witch would cash but, it is charged, he
failed to pay the men the entire
amount of wages he collected from the
company as due them.
Milwaukee officials Of the Western
Union Telegraph company deny all
of contemplated settle
ment between the company and the
striking telegraphers. 1T does not
seem probable that the company would
to settle the difficulty at
this time" said F. A. Mohr. 1.-THE re-
cent withdrawal of the subject to de-
lay clause that heretofore appeared
on all contracts, does not indicate that
the company needs the immediate as
sistance of the strikers. In addition to
this, 1t is evident that the company is
daily adding new men to its force and
that these men are constantly be-
coming more proficient.
Because Miss Helen E. NJ. Roberts OF
Chicago, a popular assistant principal
was discharged, fifty students of the
Pewaukee high school went out on
strike refusing to return unless the
teacher was reinstated. Sentiment or
the parents Of the students and the
public generally is unanimously with
the teacher. At a mass meeting it was
demanded that the school board rein
state Miss Roberts or resign. The act
of the board in dismissng Miss Rob-
erts was taken as the result of COM
plant by other teachers that she had
demorlized the discipline of the school.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06
FOREIGN.

Israel Zangwill, novelist, said the
absorption of Jews into the American
citizen was the strongest foe to re-
united Jewish race.
Count Won Motke's libel suit ended
in a verdict in favor of the editor.
Shocking conditions in the Berlin
court were exposed.
Millionaires and members of high
society in France are afraid they will
be implicated in the exposure of the
workings of a gang of church hooters.
A French admiral derided the con-
struction of monster vessels like the
Dreadnoughts and declared high ex
plosives, not big boats, were the best
defenses.
The Japanese government paper es-
tablished by Yuan Shi Kai, the new
grand councillor, announced that there
will be established a government press
organ in each province.
1t is reported that a S10,000,000 or
der for guns will be placed in Germany
BY the japanese military commission
dispatched to Berlin, The Japan csc
will also purchase ten war balloons.
Although dissolution Of the second
duma was met without protest, the
conditions of peace in Russia are only
artificial and an outbreak is sure -
come unless reforms are granted.
Tangier rapidly is becoming the cen
ter of all the vices OF the white men
IF Europe and the blacks of Africa.
The scum of the earth is there and
the normally bad conditions are acceu-
tuatei by present troubles.
No trace has been found of Barbara
Laronkhin, daughter OF Ex-Governor
La onkhin of Reyal Russia who dis.
appeared after leaving the Aldwych
theater in London October "a. The
belief is growing that the girl ran
away of her own accord,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06
Madison, Oct. 80.


For the purpose of aggressively
and Systematically pushing the candi-
dacy of Senator R. NJ. La Toilette for
the republican nomination for presi-
dent OF the United States, commit
tee covering all the congressional dis
tricts of the state was formed at a
conference held yesterday afternoon at
the Avenue hotel.
The conference was attended by
nearly 80 leading republicans Of the
state, most of them members of the
legislature and some of them state
officers, besides prominent profession
al and business men of the state.
The Q possibility of the nomination of
Senator La Toilette at the national
republican convention was discussed
and reports were had from other
states, the conclusion being that the
Wisconsin senator has the elements
of strength which combined with q
fair amount of systematic work will
secure his domination.
1t was recognized that Senator La
Toilette has no organization or move
ment far advanced in other states; it
was recognized that other candidates
are nearer toward lining up state del
egatjcus than is Senator La Toilette,
but the fact was clear that there is
unquestionably strong demand and
a most encouraging sentiment very
widely spread over most of the entire
country in favor of the nomination of
Senator La Toilette, and it was con-
cludec that the interests of the state
and of the cause represented for the
past 20 years effectively by Mr.. La
Toilette suggests that there be fcvmed
an organization to give effect to this
earnest sentiment In his favor.
Therefore a La Toilette for presi-
dent" committee was constituted,
largely from those present at the con-
ference yesterday, an executive com
mittee was appointed by election and
this committee will have in charge
much of the work done, reporting
time to time to the general commit
tee.
The general committee will probably
be enlarged at subsequent meetings.
The executive committee did not hold
a meeting yesterday and no definitely
detailed plans for the prosecution of
the campaign were announced, as they
have not yet been matured. The gen
eral committee, by congressional dis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06
BANKS.

Andrew Carnegie praised j. P. Nor
gan's course, in the Wall street furry
and said Roosevelt must be reelected
president.
clearinghouse in many cities fell
in line to safeguard the money and the
finances of the entiVe country are vir-
tually on a certificate basis. Business
men declare this action is a wise one
and will harm no one.
Eight banks and trust companies in
Manhattan and Brooklyn suspended
payment. The clearinghouse decided
to issue loan certificates, which will
be used in the settlement of bankers
balances. Reassuring statements as
to the financial situation were issued
by leading business men and govern
ment officials. The savings bank
presidents decided to require sixty
days notice from depositors for the
withdrawal of funds.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06
Conference of Leaders Results in the
Naming of Committee
Sen. SanDorn chairman, Speaker Ekern
Secretary and Dahl Treasurer
Good Working Sentiment for Wisconsin
Senator in Many States

tricts. and the executive committee
as constituted at the conference, art
as follows:
La Toilette Presidential Committee.
First congressional district:
Harry G. Martin, Darlington.
Perry c. Wilder, Evansville
William H. Armstrong. Racine.
Second district:
George Wylie, Leeds.
Andrew T. forge, Madison.
Alfred T. Rogers. Madison.
Third district:
Duncan McGregor. Platteville.
James A. Stone, Reedsburg.
Marshall Sorenson, Viroqua.
Fourth district:
William ]. McElroy, Milwaukee.
Fred c. Lorenz, Milwaukee.
II. Louis Shulz, Milwaukee.
Irving H. Fowle, South Milwaukee
Fifth district:
Henry Loekney, Waukesha.
John H. Puelicher. milwaukee,
Henry F. Cochems, Milwaukee.
August C. Backus, Milwaukee.
Sixth district:
Henry Krumrey. Plymouth.
George w. Watson, Fond du Lac.
William Kohl, Mayville.
Seventh district:
Thomas Morris, La Crosse.
Walter l.. Houser, Mondovi.
w. S. Braddock, Mather.
Eighth district:
John Strange, Oshkosh.
James ]. Nelson, Amherst.
Thomas Torrison, Manitowoc.
Ninth district:
Fred M. Wilcox, Appleton.
Edward w lie Roy, Marinette.
Samuel H. Csdy. Green Bay.
Tenth district:
Albert ". Sanborn, Ashland.
Charles F. Stout, Westboro.
Anton Kuckuk, Shawano.
Eleventh district:
Walter Owen, Maiden Rock.
Ray ]. Nye, Superior.
D. c. Coolidge, Downing.
Executive committee:
Albert w. Sanborn, chairman.
Herman L. Ekern, secretary.
Andrew Fl. Dahl, treasurer.
John H. Puehlicher.
William J. McElroy.
August c. Backus.
Alfred T. Rogers.
Walter Owen.
Harry C. Martin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06

waukee road near Westby, asked the
railroad commission to order a side
track at that place. and they not only
got the sidetrack, but will get a sta
ton as well. The station is not or
dered in this decision, but it is rec
commended upon the railroad company
and will doubtless be supplied for in
view of the opinion of the railroad
commission such an improvement
would be ordered If the people Of
Newry made formal demand for it,
The road resisted the sidetrack de-
mand because the people Of W'estby
declared they would take their traffic
to a competing line if Newry were
supplied with shipping facilities.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06
WISCONSIN,

At Manit VOC William Villa, aged
20 years, was seriously injured by the
discharge of his gun while hunting.
Announcement is made tlat the Wis
consin Business Educators association
will hold its annual meeting in Osh-
kosh November 20 and 80.
Antonio Caponi, a labor9r in the
employ of the Kenosha Gaslight
company, was fatally injured in the
demolition of tank car when large
quantity of crude oil exploded
The wholesale price of beer is going
up 81 barrel. Such action was prac-
tically decided on by $50 brewers from
every part of Wisconsin and the PENN.
sula of Michigan.
At Fond du Lac while playing tag
with a number of his schoolmates,
Donald Miller, aged 8, was run over by
a heavy dray wagon loaded with coal
He died from his injuries.
At Stevens Point the explosion of
dynamite that was being thawed out Oh
a kitchen stove instantly killed Mrs.
Nick Kitowski. aged Al, and injured
four Of ner children, two probably
fatally.
At Fond du Lac Mrs. Z. r. Herren,
wife OF Major Herren, sustained seri-
Gus injuries by falling down a flight Of
stairs from the parlors OF the Com
mercial bank, Mrs Herren is 60 years
of age.
George A. Yule, president of the
Badger Brass company. of Kenosha
has been named to act with Col A. L.
Pope. Hartford, Conn as co.receiver
for the Pope manufacturing company
and the Pope Motor Car company.
1t is believed by those who have
been watching the case of Mrs
Charles j. Romadka of Milwaukee,
charged with numerous jewel thefts
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06
BIRMINGHAM ELECTION DEEMED
OF DEEP SIGNIFICANCE.
FURTHER GAINS ARE SEEN
Cold Water Folk Declare That
Before the End of November
There viii Be Dry Law
Covering the Whole State
To UpbuiId the South.
Madison. Oct. 81.

There isgreat rejoicing among local
prohibitionists over the anti-saloon
victory in Birmingham, Ala, and
party leaders can see nothing but en-.
couragement for their future cam
paigns in the south.
The triumph of the temperance
forces in Birmingham is taken as a
forerunner of a prohibition law COW
ering the whole of Alabama, as it is
said to have been understood that IL
the prohibition sentiment prevailed
at the election, the Legislature, which
meets next month, would act favor
ably on such a Law.
Great interest had been aroused by
the Birmingham campaign, and in all
sections of the country the returns
were awaited anxiously by the prohibit
tionists. Many of the party's ahlest
speakers in the north took part in
the canvass.
Isn't it create" said one of the el.
thusiastic drys 1T isn't only Jeffer-
son county which has come out for
prohibition. but the whole state. Il
has been conceded that If the county
in which the largest city u the county
in which the largest city of the state
was situated went dry. bill for state
prohibition would he presented when
the legislature couvenes on November
T. Within six weeks Alabama VIII re
prohibition state
The south, long looked upon as a
section where almost everyone drank,
is becoming the stronghold of the pro-
hibitionists 1t looks now as II the
south would free the north from the
drink curse, even as the north, gen.
GRAFTON ago, freed the south from the