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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
sMthteun.

@ouo. Waruer BAT BEN sruartes
ten aufruf fir cine @~rtratlsuna Der
Stdats9elebgebung erIoHsu. DieIelbe
ion an Z. October SuTammentreten,
UNI bic nothpeRoise @epiQiguna Iir
oos nGentral QOrmol @oQels@ al ma
den unO einen 3uIab gum 9~orpa6Iens
aeleB gu er0rtern, pono6 tinftia bic
@anoiodten fir 0ds @%ouoerneursa unt
oas 8icegouDerneursdmt ourh unmits
telbdres 9oltspotum BEL Den 9orpabs
len dufg.iteut perosn foaeu, ME Is
fir Die anoeren ganoiOaten iton ieBt
perfist lit.
= SIN S6att Der Sonesz 2duabIin
So .sgragrube gu 9ssaunee firsts
Elm nit @rbeitern gsfintsr 6orosrtorb
700 SUB tief 6inob. nobel IL Der
Sniahen fofOrt gst0Otst puroen. nab.
reno Die iibrisen 10 ihpers 9erlebuns
gen e%rlitten, oaB tie toum nit Dem 2es
ben oo0on tommen pernen. Bon ben
llm9etommenen limb iopeit iosntifis
cirt: @bas. &eut, @lfreo 3. 0iuis, z.
ROOOa, Matt. Climb, So6n Q6o, So6n
@9eri, Sbos. Blight. Int. gurto, !.
Spbnfon. Die @erIebtsn Tno: Sam.
Steoens. Sobn Mdtii, Sobn Rsipino,
4lfr. Sepen, SEQ. Sebotono. Sbos.
Roberts, @mil Mubpnen. 0as linz
gliid ~ereisnets Ii6. inOem bic grsmie
an Der 5rOmmeI, iiber bic oas gabel
gIitt, brad. 10 bab Ii6 oas Gabsl nit
ruienOer 9sidpiubisteit abpidelte
unO i6lieblid brad.
Gopt. Ranoan unS 5 MairoTen
Oes Dampfsrs nQlerauoer Qimmid"
BON GlsbeIanb. O., fanOen sin WeIens
grab, als oas Sdiff in Der Rd6e BON
Bbitefifb Yoint am iii0iiben
lfer Oes SuperiorsSess fheiterte
unO D~eriant. Den iibrigsn II nit
gIieOsrn Der 8emannnug geldna es
Our6 bic f4ipers granouua oas ufer
gu erreihen.
Biaium sSoHes, elmer Ser aes
fiirhtetiten 5alf6miin5er BEG 2onoes,
purOe gu gaffapOIis in einem
SumpF ais 9ei6e sefunosn.
am Dinstag .. %. funoen in
6isIsm Staate bic DdbIsn 3um gprs
fafungscou0ent fatt. 3rob Der aros
ben Bihtisssit bisisr Dablsn mar ipes
gen bes mlngeIhhsn @eritdnbniHes bic
getbsiliguqg nur Idepa6.
Sn NIpena nurDe 5pbn Re-
ITEMS @ebduoe, in pddem 9rou Z.
VaDIor cine B1derei betrie6, ourd
6eusr 3sritDrt. RanIor uno 5rau, bic
i'm obsrsn Stcdpert f9Iiefsn, entsius
gen babel Hur tnopp Dem 6Iommsns
to0e.
- DIS ouf Dem SaginoufluFe Der
9aIolinbsb6ltsr zines Wotorbootes ers
pIoOirte, iu6tsn 4 Der 9 SnIaFen,
Der 19jGbrigs Dug. 5ei0, Der 20ia6rige
Roman Rent. bic 20idbriss 9ldnds
gotosti unb bic 16iGbrige Qnno adrs
mer ii6 our6 sinen Sprung ms
BaFer Dor ben GIammsn gu rettsn
uno funDen ben 5oo our6 grtrintsn.
Die iibrigsn SnidFsn bIisbeu in Dem
Boot unO ss gslung i5Hsn. bic Slam
men gu I0fhen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
9~niunntTdJf
NumrthtRn.
1utttofa.

ghieago.- Die 5tabt g6xaso
naroe an SinEias uno Mittno6 ..
U. ocn sinsm unDsitsr beimssiufi,
oas sroBsn Shoosn aHssriatst bat.
DR. atssH sob IL Str5msn nitosr uRo
uberi6Demmte 0isls asasrgsi9oTs.-
in ben 6sissn INSTRUMENTATION
1Hssaeain prsBEsus beabH6iistn,
zen aznPF nit Ssr SP3ct5ssss IN Hu
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Grswn9t
3lAtmmA.

Giemano reipsftirf bsE @ianH
iuelner immsr in S6ulosn il
nHo 0ehen ecbH INNER idRener
oerinwinbet ais Is isin ioate.
Geiddftslsute fonnsR beuislbsn
nidt eebTauden Der DlaRn
tuelher pon isosrmanu reipeciirt
miro uno berisnige meIder BON
Der @eidditspsIt ssiudt piro,
1T oerieniee iuelhsr INNER etnas
bon ieiHem eobn s9ridleat.
Mir pollen 5bntn beLFen iin
bic @eDobnbeit sum Sparen ans
susignsH. @sonnM Sis Gin
Sbarcoaio nit nns, ibr SAB
miro fiber isin uno S6neu 800
Sntereiien per Sabr, na6reno IS
in unierer Obbut 1T, einbringea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Nnntnna.

Gin i'm poitomt in RufftIs
oilIs, aussebrOhsnss Gsusr 3trf0rte
oas gun5s gei6dFisDisrtel. Gani qds
ben unb 8 BobnbdulsT lisssn in hide.
gerluf $4,000.
Bel sinsm Brand in SAINTS Dol
iei's 5aus at CottaHb fam ons
Gbspaar nsbh BEN 5daalins in Den
5lammsn RH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

! u perfanfen ODER sI permietben.
@iHs i40ue 5drm I Section srOB, sntss
ga, -, eutes Baiier. 9dus unO STAT, l
gtss (e bonn Eotun, ales in sutem 9uTtanbe
II sNi asrtaafeH ODER 3u permiet6eH.
AOrspie: AntOn oafener, UiOOrston, glort6
EofAta.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
.Sn pertanfen oser ~ pertnnfnen.

: YradtuOLs 100 2lder Tarm, 3 MeiIen
pom aelpastum, isis. 100 Qder unter
TfIIs, 90 Ader N;eiOe. 6ols uno Seu,
faHO. Nuf oteler 6arm finOet man BON
hem aAerbeiten 2dno i'm State BisconItn.
Putes z Simmer 8atiteiu 5aus, Stein
F%HnoameHt; feiHer Stall 40 bel so TGB
Enit Stein 5uHOamsnt. 9aes in euism
fultanoe. 90 Stud RiHoDieb fonnen Ieiht
AIf oieler 6arm unterbaIter weroen. @uter
gtartt tlr ale ~@rjeuguiBe. Bia lebr biQia
1egen Saar Oersaufeu oosr eesen fleiuss
ttgentbum umtauihen. Dlaa aorelii-e:
w. .. e. o Columbia SO Waaion ct.
DtiIuautee. isis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
gu perfanfe,,.

\ 20 Ader sutss 9an6 nit @rnte 2 Rlbe,
40 0abner. sroBsr ih6ner @arten, autss
paus nno S6eune. 6utter u.i.fu. cine
Hattle BON ednOltdohe lit frantbeitsbals
bkr On uertauien. Nlan a6reIire: Sid
gBIHtsl, GranO HapiOS, IBIS.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Rath. Rlrbeiier psnrrnn-

Tas bon ben beuti6tn fatbOIiihen IIns
gtritnbunsssuno SlnsIiuss 9ereinss BON
Fsiseonlin Crenniiirte ireis Nrbeitsnahs
peilunsss uno SHformotions zBureau be-
Plnost fiH iebtin SO. 220 0iscsnltn ctr.
w. 9iObIineer Sscrstdr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
IA @ranO NUe.

@eIo gu Isiben esiudt auf sutes RIolfer
sigentbnm Brieie ridte man an 6. M.
60 columbia 8ubl. 60. Mi[paufse,
GSis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

isimesr'e Gather Sanfen 2bee.
~ bai f4 isu fabreE bspisrl a ans Usr<in
Ai.. % % Hrstisrutuisansnssissi aa3 iomf a.
etAnefatutin ttH 4afet. aes etHtgsHs sabili
dts taf ; 10 eysfsfifs. ar isnssn Is ma
lEfaHl e. trfratgt pgrisiaei nd9 uassb saen
sisg y Hsr stsatsA. eat iar rlEbfr issosi
". Ritmsior Remedy Co.,
ssAasn ~ hnWaakss, Wis
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

in ben sopnI1ips qOrtlanO, DefTisIo
uno BRETON, bat elm 6aselpettsr BE-
oeuteHosn Sndoen auf 3ornfeioern
angerihtet. au9 in Der 9essnO uoh
G0glepoint, 0bersptlIS,
W} an6efer Il. Gltd0er bauite
ods uRpettsl idlimm.
8eim 8ranoe Der eltealideH
WObnung 81 RodoaIe bel @ubus
que, bic lie beim Spleen nit Streidz
bol3ern in branO 5siebt battsn, fanz
ben bic beiDen 3 uuO 2 Sabre alien
Sobn6en oes Shreiuers @uitdO
pumpte ben 6ldmmentoo unb bsim
8eriuhs, bic ainosr gu rettsn, erlitt
aud Oeren Mlutter 9~ronopunoen, be-
men e bulb oarauf erlag. Dds Wobns
baus tvdnnts fdmmt 5RbaIt total
nieoer.
Die grGNsr @Oparb uno 5bos
mas SobRion Don e tourGitns err
%trunitn gu Ct. Sofsph DO. i'm Ntis
louri, inoem ibr Rdden tenterte.
~NNN Nt t1N bttluHtu 4DDuitr tAluJDb
oaBier Der 2e%ibitaabeiiber 70. 3. 2aps
renee, DON 3aOota, r. ., feline 6rau
UNI t0otete ii6 odnn Ielbf.
Rabe Sttumna rannte Elm
8ug Der Milnautee s8dbn aeaen eint
DraiIine. auf Der fi6 @bn. price uno
3 anOere Wdnner bsfanOen Brite
rpuroe Der 8opf pom Rumpfe setreHnt,
Die nebrisen DurbsR Td3per DerIsbt.
0as 10jdbrise 5SdtsrIein DON
Qrsl Start BON Gate Riels in in
einem 5ttisr, nsl6es oas elterlihe
Dohubaas 3erit0rts, umgetommeH.
Sn 8urIingtpn beitdno Der
poli3if Sscor Weiie einen Ruoolosrs
tampf NIT 3 Ginbrs6ern, psl6e sr
Rahts bei einem GiRbru9 in Der 2eis
fe1sgrausrsi iberraf6te. Geo. Ros
binlOn Elm ebsmalieer StrdHins, ers
belt babel cine tootli6 Shubpuu0s,
Die ibrisen ganoitsn snttamen4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

- Sn 6annaOro puroen bds
poitamt, Der SadioBI6e 9aufldoen
unO Der 2aosn Osr 6annafOr0 Der
camille So. Don msbreren ganoiten
ausgspIiHOert.
- Der BEL Samestonno nf1fe
iae farmer Wlaram nuroe duf Der
Sasb sst0otst. als IsiR Gsipsbr lit 3us
fduis sutluo.
II Sn bem aa6eH Der Nnoerion &c
gaff in We0tnd entltano Elm
5eusr, ptiAes eiusnS daOm Don 800.
600 onrihtete.
Der 9eibital Don SEQ. 80. Mas
ten in RodIafe cling NIT AZ qfsrs
ben uHD alien SubaIt in 6lammen
auf.
Sn Wanban plant mar bic
GrridtuHs elmer WaFerpsrtanlags.
#hn- pnkptu.
Die neus 5trsde Der Winneapos
liz e Ct. Qouisagahn 1T jebt Biz na4
9e9edr fsrtis seIieli uno BEN gsrs
tebr sr1ifnei por0er.
5n Der Gsgsn6 DON Germ
tonnte I. Wohe btreits oer erits
Ehnes oerBsihnst psrosu. Die 9sms
peraiur ffsl untsr ben @efrierpmci.
uHo 8eriften 3ufolss pur0s oiel
Edaben an Nais au9srifisi.
Jn Mtt6eu iano IN bisier
Wode bic srobe MaispaIan sQusHels
lung Itait.
Gin6rshsr f%preneien XII gaf
feni6rant in Der Griten Staatsbcnt
an QsoIo unb snttomsn nit 1920.
Sn Gpipbo amp itarb Der 10
id6riss Qrst R. I%rontsnnsin an Der
giitung pur9 garbolidurs. 0b
Gelbfmorb oOsr elm unsliidlidsr Sc
foa DorIie9s. sOnnts Hi4i fsfgsftsli
rer5en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
esInnOs esnts

bertazien tire atiHasbat
ZEN csinfn Blui NM 5n
6uifH BfsbaaHa. o. bem
NustNbitd ~ 1a4tn eieif
y 3ftatr RnAlitsnsn raG
iafeH f3n9f "a lelssu az.
Dgtalb en- blai DiaasH,.
Hfttr Dsrr 3insu Hfitgr
fm Hramn - w-. ~.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20
SCRIP TO BE ISSUED TO MEET
PAYRoEL,s OF CITY AND
VICINITY.
BIG STORES FEAR HEAVY LOSS
OF BUSINESS IN COMING
HOLIDAY SEASON.
MANAGERS OF TWENTY-THRee
RAILROADS DECLARE THEY
WILL ACCEPT PAPER.

Chicago. Nov. 14.-The Chicago
Clearing House association last even
ing decided, on the recommendation
of tho clearing house committee. to
issue clearing house checks for the
purpose Of meeting payrolls in Chi
cago and the surrounding district, as
soon as they can pc prepared, prob
ably tomorrow.
The checks will be in denomina-
tons Of 81, 81. IS. and $40 and will
oe issued by the Clearing House as
ISOLATION in payment of clearing
house certificates of large denomina-
tons which have been previously is
sued to he banks. For convenience
in handling they will be drawn upon
tnese national Danks:
First, Corn Exchange, Continental
ana Commercial
me Reasons Tor the issuance OF
the checks is said to be the urgent
necessity for some medium OF eX.
change in which the large employers
u iaoor can pay their employees, anu
the evidence of the fiotation OF a
large number of individual checks.
The large department stores, which
do a business largely of cash char
acter, have also demanded that some
such step be taken, saying that ii ii
is not the holiday business OF this
city will be far below the normal, be
cause of the scarcity of currency.
The general managers of % rail
roads entering Chicago have de-
clared to the Clearing House associa-
ton that they will issue orders to
their employees to take the checks in
payment of all railroad business.
Work Mint Overtime.
New Orleans. Nov 14.-The super
intendent of the United States mint
has received an order directing that
the mint be worked overtime for an in
definite period in order to coin every
month 100000 If subsidiary coin In
addition to the regular coinage OF
100000 per month.
Dishonor Wabash Checks.
Decatur, ILL.,, Nov. 14.-Decatur
bankers decided yesterday not to cash
the Wabash pay checks, because the
company carries no account with them
and st. Louis banks are likely not to
advance currency on the paper at this
time.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20
LONDON COOL TO
EMPEROR WILLIAM
ENGLISH PEOPLE ACCORD A DE
cIDEoLY uNENTHusIAsTic
RECEPTION.

London, Nov. 14.-Emperor William
of Germany, the guest of King Ed.
ward. made speech yesterday at
Guild hall, where he was entertained
by the city OF London. He urged the
strengthening of Anglo-German rela.
tions and emphasized his unalterable
desire to foster the peace of the
world
The reception accorded the emper.
or by the people has been respectful,
but compared to that given soue
other royal visitors OF recent years,
1t was in no sense enthusiastic. The
atmosphere which has prevailed dur.
ing his appearance in public has been
tinged with decided GOODNESS, and
there is no doubt that English officials
are relieved that the passage OF the
emperor through the streets of the
city was attended yesterday by no
disagreeable incidents. Emperor Will
lam evidently intends that his visit
shall inspire better feeling than has
recently prevailed between he two
peoples, but the results are yet TO be
seen. However cordial the relations
between the ruling houses OF Great
Britain and Germany may be, the
British public does not share these
sentiments. A large section, IL not
a majority of the English people, per
sists In believing Germany to be
Great Britain's one enemy among the
nations, and this enmity has been
famed recently by continuous warn
ings from some leading newspapers
and reviews, as well as from military
experts, that Germanys chief naval
and military activity is directed
toward schemes for the invasion of
England-that Germany plans to sur
prise England some day when she is
fully prepared to strike suddenly, Just
as Japan surprised Russia.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20
POLITICS IN MURDER TRIAL.
Attorneys for Caleb Powers Fear
Democratic Jury.

Attorneys for Caleb Powers Fear
Democratic Jury.
Georgetown, KY, Nov. 14.-Despite
stubborn fight made by the attorneys
for Caleb Powers, that the jury be Sc
iected from the county of Fayette
Special Judge Morriss ordered a sne-
cial venire of 200 men from Harrison
county. The defense as a last resort
asked that the sheriff be required to
summon the men SO that democrats
and republicans be equally repre-
scented, but the court ruled that it
cannot require the sheriff to summon
men Of any particular party. The de-
Tense appealed to the court as man,
not as a Judge sitting in the trial Of
cause. to grant the defendant the
privilege, If not an accredited right,
Of having an equal humber of repub-
licans on the jury along with demo
Gratis, The court declared that should
a partial panel be chosen he would
set aside the panel and admonished
the sheriff to be careful in the selec-
ton of veniremen
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20
GIRLS WIN COUNTY OFFICES.
Wit and Diplomacy Carry Miss Quinn
Democrat, to Victory.

Dakota. City, Neb. Nov 14.-In
the elections held in northwestern
Nebraska, three young women were
chosen superintendent of schools. OF
the three the fight of Miss Mary Quinn
of this county has attracted the most
attention, for she was the only dem
ocrat who pulled through She was
elected over the present superintend
ent, Wilfred E. Voss, by majority
of 50.
Miss Emma Miller of Cunning
county and Miss Florence link OF
Holt county, teachers in the public
schools, were easily elected. Both
are republicans and in the case of
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20
MILK TRAIN HITS
CROWDED TROLLEY
TWO PEOPLE PROBABLY WILL
DIFF. AS RESULT OF
INJURIES.

Chicago, Nov. 13.-Thirteen per-
sons were Injured, two of them proba.
bly, fatally. yesterday afternoon when
milk train on the Baltimore C Ohio
backed over an unprotected crossing
at 18th street and struck a crowded
South Chicago car. The dangerously
injured are:
Mrs. e. Masset, Chicago.
NJ. J. Sompers, Chicago.
The street car was carrying nearly
so passengers and was struck broad.
side by the milk train and practically
demolished The conductor of the
car is said to have been deceived by
the appearance of the backing train
and, believing it was leaving instead
of approaching the crossing. gave the
signal to cross the tracks.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20
RAiL.LAYlNe STOPPED.
Yet Ninety Per Cent. of Grading on
New Line to Great Fails is Done.

Lewiston, Mont, Nov 1.-The or
der received here susDendlng steel
laying between Surprise creek and the
Judith river, on the line Of the Bin
ings & Northwestern, was entirely m.
expected. 1t is given out that the
work Of the grading crews will go
right along, and in that event there,
will be little or 10 delay In complet-
ing the road at the time planned
The heavy work is finished. Bot3
at the western and eastern ends the
expensive tunnels and immense cr.s
are completed and the rails laid TOR
some stance in either direction On
the intervening stretch the work will
be comparatively light
The only important bridge to be
built on the whole western end IS AZ
the Judith, about eighteen miles from
this city. and II the order to discon.
tinue putting down steel had not
been given, Il could have proceeded
ONLY to the river until the bridge was
completed Contractors say that 30
per cent. Of the grading between
Great FslIs and Billings IS finished.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20
WILL NOT PRESS BANKS.
Secretary corteHou Has No Inten
tfon of Reeallino DAnositS

Secretary cortelyou Has No inten
ton Of Recalling Deposits.
New York, Nov. 14.-SecretarS
Cortelyou arrived in town last might
and at once set at rest the Wal
street rumoT that he had decided
presently to call upon the national
banks of the country for 10 per cent
Of their government deposits.
"Of course" said the secretary. 80
have done nothing OF the sort" ther
he added:
This is no time to deal in rumors
especially as to the actions of
secretary of the treasury" Cortel
You is here to address the Merchants
association at tbs annual meeting OF
that body today 1t is expected that
he then viii have something to say
on the financial situation.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20
RUN CLOSES
ESTERN BANK

Portland. Ore, Nov. 13.-The Mer-
chants National bank Of this city as
for tie time being in the hands of the
comptroller of the currency. Its
doors were not opened yesterday be-
cause of idle and unfounded but per-
sistent rumors which resulted in
heavy Withdrawals lately. Though
said to be strictly solvent, the bank
was yesterday obliged to close tenn
porarily.
With s5.212,052 on deposit at the
close of business August % last, when
the comptroller called for a state
ment Of the condition Of national
banks. the banks liquidation since
that Cate has been over $4,000 900, :.
which s1.500.O00 has been withdrawn
since October 30. The only assistance
the bank has sceived has been a loan
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20
TRAIN KILLS
SIX WORKNEN

Milwaukee, Nov. ASK men were
killed at South Milwaukee last night
when a fast Northwestern traig
T Laughed across a grade crossing near
the station All the victims were so
mutilated that Identification was I'M
possible. All the killed were work
men at nearby factory.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20

Miss link, her opponent calamity
withdrew as soon as she was nomin-
ated. In Cunning county. Miss Emma
Miller, defeated A. E. Fisher. her
principal in the West Point schools.
Miss Quinn's fight was carried on
by a devoted band of friends, many
of whom were women, who made >
house to house canvass in her be
half. She is a pretty Irish girl and
her wit and diplomacy had much to
do in winning for her in a county
overwhelmingly republican,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20
MAY CONTINUE TO
TAKE PREMIUMS
WITHDRAWAL FROM STATE DOES
NOT STOP INSURANCE..
DISABILITY CLAUSE GOOD
But Company .ust Make Provision
for Reserve on Account of the Al
ditional Liability Assumed--Fire
Companies May Insert Clause
Against Paying Electrical Losses.
Madison. Nov. IA

MaulSOu, NOV. ii.
Attorney General Gilbert has held
in an opinion written for the depart
ment of insurance that companies
man continue to carry the policies
they held In Wiscon, in even after
Withdrawing from the state. Some
times foreign life insurance eompau.
les discontinue the writing Of new
business in the state and then give
up their Wisconsin charter and the
question arose whether they could
continue to collect the periodic prem
iums, Had the attorney general held
against this continuation of the con.
tracts, the Wisconsin policyholders
Of Withdrawing companies would have
forfeited the right to keep their I'm
surance in force.
Disability Clause Possible.
In another opinion the attorney gen.
eral advises the insurance depart
ment that it is permissible for life
insurance companies to carry total
disability clause in their policies pro.
viding they make provision in the re.
serve for the extra and additional liza
bility assumed by reason OF these to-
tai disability risks. Unless the COM
pany makes provision for this liabil-
ity the company has no legal right
to have total disability clause In
the contract of insurance. The attor-
ney general contemplates the life In
suranee policy with a total disabfr-
ity clause as a dual policy, carrying
a risk on the life Of the insured ana
also risk on the maintenance Of
ability, and that the reserve must
cover both risks.
Approves Motor Clause.
A third opinion to the same depart
ment holds that fire insurance com
panies may insert a clause in their
policies relieving them from liability
for loss or damage to dynamos and
other electrical fixtures or machin.
cry caused by artificially generated
electric current unless fire ensues,
ard then For the da~uage resulting
Ct, ire only"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20
Life Term for uxorielde.

Chicago. Nov. 14.-Emanuel Blom
was convicted of uxoricide and SEN
fenced to a life term in the peniten-
tiary yesterday Blom stabbed bis
wife, Emma, with a butcher knife
last July. He asserted in defense
that she slipped and fell on the knife.
Jealousy is the supposed motive for
the crime
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OF s250.000 from the clearing house
association, which amount, equalling
the capital stock Of the bank. was the
limit allowed by the national bank
ing account.
The Merchants National has, It is
said. held throughout the present
money stringency larger reserve In
proportion to It's deposits than any
other bank In the city. The size Of
its reserve is indicated by the fact
that it was able to endure run Of
s2.SO0.000. or more than 40 per cent
of its deposits.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20
oovernors Mutualize.

Washington, Nov. ia Washing.
ten special to the New York Times
speaking of the presidential cam
paign, says: Governor Cummins OF
Iowa has a working agreement with
Senator La Toilette by which the
strength of one is to go to the other
at the critical time"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20
Auto COMPANY in ReoelvershIn

Cleveland. o., Nov. IA receiver
for the Royal Motor Car company
was appointed yesterday. The action
is brought to conserve the com.
pany's affairs during the present
monetary stringency, it IS stated.
The company employs 400 men and
its yearly business aggregates ST..
100000. A statement issued by
President Shurer says the company
possesses assets to the amount OF
more than $650.0o0 In excess Of the
liabilities.
More Gold Engaged.
Chicago, Nov. 13.-Chicago banks
yesterday engaged in London for i'm.
port $1,450.00o. Up to dass the gold
importations for Chicago have
reached s9.70O, 900.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE frs
day of the trial Of Afrs. Anna NJ. Prad-
ley on the charge OF numbering
former United States Senator Brown
OF Idaho was consumed entirely in an
effort to obtain jury and when the
court adjourned for the day the task
was not completed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20
PULLMAN COMPANY PRosPgRs.
increase Shown in Traffic and Value
of Property.

Chicago, Nov. 14.-At the annual
meeting Of the Pullman company yes
terday the members of the board OF
directors were reelected except
Charles S. Sweet of Chicago. in whose
stead George F. Baker of New York
was elected.
The statement of the year showed
the total revenue of the company To
be $S2,1S6912; net surplus after de-
ductions for cost of operation, depre-
citation, dividends, etc, s4,149,455. The
total number of passengers carried
during the year showed an increase of
10 per cent. The value % the prod
uets of the car works and OF rentals
was s37,2S6,416. against s2S,1O3,1 las
the previous year.
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FATAL FALL
OF ELEVATOT

Canton, o., Nov. ia passenger
elevator in the Mckinley hotei
dropped four stories last night ana
three persons Ieceived probably ia
tai injuries.