davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16
NGiaGrtSmgc Der C5can = 9Gmpi"r
rpn NclUsyUrf.

M6fobrtsmoc Srr c,,rou = Semnfcr
n,u Wrn.1orf,
onm + o}on 7orrnicr l}onrbom'
nah G~~ttrrSon,
Sr, te N,n 7omnfcr .Nobcr
r,nha nod Mn+rcrncu
Mn, ts N,i 0omnicr 0rrouic :
r,M 5,,tbonrnt,u
SIR, te Non 7nmnirr 9(r1en.
tiu1a nah Nrono( ,nS 5rir5t
ann 20 0}on 7omnirr G6nia
9Il6rrt" nod, Wrencn
Im 90 9},n 0ornicr Connie,
roh 5,nrr
glnI Of N,n 0omnicr NbiIohc,
nbioo uoh SmItbomntou
Sim 81 0fnn 7omnicr Miuncopo.
lis" uodb Hnubmr
SIN, 81 Nnn 7ounicr 6orohio"
roh l}copcI
glm Of Nop. 0oupicr Celtic"
md pircrnoo[.
Nm 9t g}op Counter .0nI,,n.
b;o" uob G;fosnom
Nn oi Ron 1omnicr .Norho.
roi,,o uod6 Oibroltor uro NcopcI
SIN, oi Non 7omnicr Nr6ii6crt
oinrnInD uod Hponcl NM mcrro
Sim 81 Wnn Tomnicr 6cri(ic~
noM Nrrn,cn
SIR, o. N,n 0oun;cr Qouro"
poh G}conr( mn 5ririt
9Iu - o}nr 9onpfrr Mona"
uo4, 1}roncI ,nh moririur
0(n, % Non 7omnfcr qriito.
min" md qincrnooI
ahr " NAN 0ounirr 5~c,touir"
,oh co,thomntnn
0I,r o. Nnn 9oumirr aroon.
JonN" noch gntpcrpcn
Sim oG Non 9onnipr Grirhrih"
roh Wrcrrn
Sim oG pon 7omnfer 9(mcrifo"
roh 0omm,r,
Sim oG Nnn 7ornirr WuI1orio,
uoh Nroncr nm Mcn,o
Sim Dc Nnn ~omnicr 0Sror hrr
2mcitc" nah Qonrrbooru
Nm, oG Non 7omnirr l~}ropcrrc"
noh Nonrr
Nm % 0}nn 7ornicr Baltic"
r,M qinrrnoo[
9(u % Nop 9ompirr Tr0librut
Grant" uoh Somburo
Nm Is 0}pn 1ompicr .Gorouio"
roh o,ibroItor unb NcopcI
gm 2S OIop. Gompicr ct Iou("
uot 1outbomptou
Nm % Non Tomnfrr Hrr SAN.
lin" uod, Nroncr NM Mcn,,o
gm oS Nop 7omnicr Ncmu6lic"
roh NihroItor mn Nconr(
9m So, 7omnIcr 0soeum N(nr
5trrOom" md, N]ottcrbom
9hm > 90, 0nru,ipr Nomrnuio'
roh pincrnool
SIN ) 0r, 7nmnipr 2cclonha
nod, 9Cutmrrpcu
Nm . De, 9ompicr .l6riotic"
nod, couthomptou
Mn, ) 80, 7omnipr @crmouio'
rod 0}poncl mn Morici0c
SIN 9 %; 7nnnicr lorraine"
uod !Sonrc
Sim 2 90, grupirr .9lriiiuIt~
rnd, g,rpn,ru
9(u Q ~, 7ompicr IS ! Iict.
ccu" uoch 0oprrbooun,
onr 0r, 7onnicr Miulcton.
n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16
Gallagher, bcm Sanmciitcr,


SluIer tm GOO Sfnd Guro. Gluper atrnfe.
Sine 9icibe moberner. 8ueiit5di9er 6duicr. 6
8tntmer uro Sab. Gn8 9aoc5lnuer bat cmatl'
lirtc Bannc uuO i~dniiireS GIofct. slui6Iub an
ianitdrcn lannI. Brei3 $3.50. gitebrigcr
@rliuo5ins. SbiGc Sdufer Gnben 1obe uno de-
o(rpbe, GAGE, Ta63uirqsen i'm
gRrrnu: Or. 1887, St.@iuunmeut rStruRe.
d4l-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16
Gealtn NUmpann,
$95O.OO. 3n ~pcrfanfcu: $4,000.

Sene neucu utooerirn 5lupii6di9en @dufer
slocrlie uio Suhettc. Strahc, nit allen mooer'
men GiItridiuilen: ccmeliiric Selcr, 8of mo
Iruttoirs. @matGirie 3uocfpdnncI mo Afi6clls
idre Srutnage, StruBcli nit bitrift3trien 3ieqcls
iteiuen gerfluitcrt. sic miiiIclI gefc0er ipcrheil,
mn fe fGdben 81 f0nIcn,
Nian rebute Sdirnlount- lbcnuesg daeurs.
Ge1r Ie;dte NeoirQunGet. Slr Snipcitint tag
lid uno 5uirtdas often. ~eleelten am 8Iuec,
CSrnno5ins $4,000. 49, lccb5urooorcibt9 Dollars
bro Sabr,
&niter 2. @cIipbal,
CSftS-) VanuHtcrlebnler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16

Sin BARGAIN, lucnl iofort n~criunft - SEEDS
Nnuler. ic $1,000, GrtrdI PIG. ionic GuocreS
@l9entbunl BON Sntereiie ftu Iupttdlliieu.
Gnno mo Stabt. Ycuiamin e. SaUiS & So,
tO2 Sfts2criEatuus Strahc. C0ft25-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16
las @ciprGdl uun @cit.S Baltimore.

- Gene 9eibt SueitUdi8cr grranoas-
-SruntsSdnIcr CT ocr Rproicite oer-
-5abstte, eirufr, SiuiidIen Smn1nupoo'-
@entn.ou' ettnRe, Gin Gepiert ppn-
Mountaineering. sedls l3immrr utit-
-muberncm Dab uub gsdidcrei I'M Sels--
-ler. SdbH b~efprirt, eemtutirter Se1er,-
-muoern aepi(ntertc etrahc. @dfiaer-
-Grcis, iei6ltc ScoiuDnusen. Our Sn.-
-ipcttion tasfid rno eunntass ofitu. -
Eca6ubg SnilOins SO.
(Sft.C-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16
@crlaust - Traneu itaS @G6den.


Sine S6,blH jur Nusbitlic icNeH SoHHiuG bon
. bis 10 ubr Nbcnoc uHh 5iuCt hl" oret Dtdl
i'm MtoHal e~hcEiu,ls Hbcno". lta605ulrupeH
mo 2ienIldR lpiihcn , lHe ! ubr
yiadlntittuqe in Nr. l12, Scii'2an;bdro strdRc,
(390-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16
1891. aeitshrs tftabtidement. 1891.
Masslano G6attef 2nan Yiipciation
Yibert glumr. imn., Seftdftsfibrer.

MIbefi Tlnnir, lnn, TeIhdTisfi6reE.
Galcert. @ebdube,
aeaefirber benz Seritt5aebdahe.
Simmer 229, 23t uup 233 t2. etodpert).
sRouf.Gde fanette. rnb g. ganl.str
9arisben bon $40 bis $500 nuf WibbeI, Bio
Staten. (aeiHe @uderei.)
Wb. Bfone, GourtIdno 1856. G & y. 9bcls.
Gt. RduI 2eb9. tRcoa
aue. mefde e5ero sfBraudben, ~fpredten ater
a1.. slnleihen ai.f GaIdre, Wljbei n1o @rm1ts
eiaeHthunl. Sut 8ertrauer. aeins qodn Office
MethoSen. Baltimore Snptffnfnt Co." Rr.
12G, Rprb. asnea.1traHe. (21S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16
StcQengeinhe.
Steucgeiuh:

Stcncgeiuf:
Sin ituocr 9eufiher iubt Struuna ais Bar
tenner. Wtun n%orefiirc; ~. y. 60" Hcntifer
SurrcipDnoent. l52l)
Stellcnciuh:
Sin ttdtiaer lroo mo &dfcshddcr 'uNl
Steue ais SlpetiC 3arh; oerielbe 1T aildl. IN
.}ipicbad lludef belUurlocri. !tnT aorel'lte'
IN. Y. 100" uTcutihcr Correspondent
(820-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16

3n uermletbcu.


gtete Sdufcr an bet 9Ioro'Sares StraBe, 3ipt'
Ihcn Sdirlunlnt.glOe. mo SlpettcsSir.; nue
decentralization niebrtBc 4'tetbe: Wtdll re9iHe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9iah5uiraeelt an Srt
uuo Steac. - e5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16
Screinigtc Sansrr bon Baltimore.

SCreiuigtc Sanger bon gnTttmpre.
Sauptquorticr; n@ermania . RGn.
ner6or &oQs;;" GrGli0ent Senrp
SbomaS; correIponOirenOpr uno pro.
tofoQircnoer Setretdr pro tenn. q.
Simmelbeber, Nr. 3t5, Noro-G oeu-
5troBe; 6inan5icfretGr g. Simmel'
bcber, gtr. 3t5, Nor6.Goen.S traBe;
Sdotmeiitcr S. Midlid, 0r. 713,
@orner.S traBe; 9irigent &h. Sem.
6er9er. @eriammIune ieOen 5peiten
Sreitag I'M Monat.
,Irion."
Singitum0e Wittrpod in ser Stag
Snlle," Nr. 2O5, @ouoperltrdbe. 81.
rigent .. M1lomet.
.Ncbeitcr.W Gunerhor."
&olptQuorticr: glnbrco9' @0llc,
ltr. 31l, SultopcritruBe. S~ingItumoc;
0ienitog3 - Girigent George ~.
%obImomt.
yNr6citer. 2in0crtuicl."
&oltptqllorticr: &ol5' Sollc, Nr.
40S. @eit-2cringtous StruBc. Sing.
ltlmoe: MittmohS - 9irigent; 6lt,
bert &riippel.
.9ooenio.W Gnnerdor."
@ouptqtorticr; @rott. mo ).
StroBe, SigbIonotomu. Singitlmoc;
GienItoga 0iriQcnt: gouoro
@0fner.
y@ermania.W Gnnerdor."
Sauptqltortier: @ermania : M1H.
nerdor-So1e, Wr. 40 bis 412, @eit-
traBe. SinqItun0e: Con.
nerito9s - Girigent: IbeooOr Sem.
berger.
ny6robfinn."
Suuptquortier: Srobiitm . SaIe.
Nr. 1000, 6re0erti . &penue. Sing.
9tr. 1tG, Rorb.NdtasS trabe, Sing.
itunOe: WittpodS - 0iriaent: Sobn
81. &Iein.
.Germanio.S Quartet. Club"
Sauptqliortier: @a9ner's SaLe
itunoe: 0ienitaes. = Girioent s.
.Sholta-W 1nnerdor."
Sauptquartier: 8oiet's $nIle, Ser.
tt22, Sarforb-apenue Sin9itunbe:
- 8iriqent S. 6. Sranf.
o2ocuit.@oint. MGnnerdor."
SouptQltorticr: 6eOer'9 SoIle, Gde
Gubo- unO NnOrc.S troBc. Sin9'
Mittnof 9lbcn03 S llbr -
Girigcnt: i. GoroluS.
.9operilG)er Wdnntrhor."
Sauptqllortier: Idermann's SdQe,
Ode pnu Caroline. uno 8ougbitroBe
Sin9itltnoe: GonnerItag aben0s -
IuguIt Shnciocr.
rWo5ort.M Gnnerdor.~
Suuptauartier: Mobert @olmer's
Hr. t921-1923, Orleans.
5trobe; StnsItunoc isSen 3on1er.
flag Ibcnb - Girtaent q. SO. 1851.
mann.
.Gihenfrana."
Sauptqlartier: guguit 9oeteI's
(oorntals 3orn's) SaIe. Gde ser 3
uno @ousbiiraBe, Sigbl1netofpn.
'Sin9itunbe: Wittmo6S - 9iriaeni
Geo. SO. B0hImonn.
rWelooie."
Sauptquortier: s. Hics' SaG2.
@fe 2ofuitraBe uno 9elair.1ar
Sin8itllOc: Gonneritog5 = Girl.
sent: j. &orolus.
rSormonie."
Salptauariier: Ser. Ala, 8ei!.
Sapctte Strobe. Sinaitunoe: 3icn
itags - Tiriaent: Sobn 81. 8Iein.
.Weteer.@ cianapcre;n."
Sollptauartier: Soffmann's $uae,
2o!u. uno SorreititraBe. Sinaitunbe:
GienItoe - Oiriaent: Snbers Strip.
pei.
.9aoenia.W dnnerd)or."
Sauptqllartier: Stterbein'S Safe
(friiber yGintradt Saue"), 9ocuit.
Goint. Singitunoe: 8reitng abenos
Dirigei,t Siibert Stripped.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16
0nhmiidip 01rrer

@unptquortier: Nr. 1913, aibr
6. & z. Gel. g9olic 376R.
(licp2. 30ite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16
Standardization

Icm Oort, 10, Nonember. -
9mlcfcmmcn iiuo Otc lumpicr ga
labriu" uon NeopeI m1o oGoIumbia"
pon @lua0oW.
I6Qeiobrcu lit DER Compiler $50
rcu" nudJ Nottcroom mtb HibUr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16
Gulcibcn anf M1bcl nnS anoers
Sidlcrhciten.

tHr 6 Frussnt. gerau mad Dem nenen tSefese
Sun3 pripdiint. 9iidlfrr, Tr. 30. CH.esrtna'
ton. 2 frabe, r@nninnf Fnifoira".
An Der Dfftes wire rfatidi aetsrphes.
tSu.ifG-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16

S2i5 anabe EiNHinU; in taoclofCn 3uitur.
&c; polls @drunitc; Selici mn Sedc.
SGnocrs ~ staDmnu So,
SlonltSdc CHARLES mo 5apcttc StraBc.
(gippS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16

ytr. 1854 uno 165, Goros 0ares StraEc. Sdc bon
SancttesSt ruBe cute Gde fir beindbe irgeno cin
Srt unS Stcnc. U}aiI rc6uC Suirmounts9lhc..
GorS. (ytob2, 1AtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16
3n u~crfnmfen.
3u Uertaufcu:

oOo WIDER. cine MciIc bon Der gSntcr6err0
etutiur an Der n. .. & u. sGiiCubnbu" Sin
Rargdilt fir $500. @orciitrc: .9or %.
M}h. CITED
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16
&ir Baben Die FuIgcnoen gnten Snno'
EpmpIcre aim &erfanf:

s stder $3.50; 3 aier $500; III ader $45S;
a5 elder $2500; 10 gder $3.50. sluf etliben
otefer BIaee iteben Sbitbdunle. Sier5te WiIhli'
ten Snbrt per eleltrii1e @Gbn bon Baltimore
treeuo etnent Der 8ldBc. G6nuen etIihe onuon
unter lci6ten 3abluicSbeoinetn9en oerfaulen.
@benfaIs 10 Ider erobe 6arm nit feinpr g9df'
t%ertronte, nnaefdbr 5fpei WIei!en bon o%crtelben
Gtaiton Der cleftrifdben 9labu, nit SouS uro
anoercn 8ebduIittetter. gu $1,000.
Sepern Tcaltp GumpanD,
Or. iii. Gorb. Ghaues,e t.aRs.
fWSrA24 1sO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16
8elo 81 nerIeiben.

@ieine Tnn,en, ctrer Niaenblidl an 5ure
Gle rdid1 Se D gebrnuferi. ionren Sic on,lelne
bon elmer &rioutsTerfon III nicoripcn Ra;ci;
crbnlicr; itreng ncrtrauensuou.
I. 6. @olern, ~ sam,Saifoias.
fNDn10-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16
Wir limb bic cinsioc Sarlehcn.

Str ltno cte cin5igc Enrleben'
Gumpagnie, bic p1r So bis $50 umf ni6beT, Sas
ldr gu t,:lbeu 5taiei al heiti6e 6amilien iido
2uoelts, ,Sdbrifs mo 9abn' elnaeIte uteu 6crat.
Ghreiht ODER fpriht oor Gei Der ,Stnnoarb
2oan Co." 228 ct, Fanl.Strahe. 2eifte Rid.
SabInngen. (Cii3 ,2mtfel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16

3crl1ngt:
Sin Nidcr ais Bpeitc 9uHo. pbItr tult. ~
%Crirdleu In Gr. 1913, Eit'SnuUGIes, Gdc VIC
aefcrsrtranc. (32l-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16
Scrlangt - Nlauner uno aHGben.


Gin oeuliher Iulac. Is Sabre nit, I'M crllcll
."gildpugen 81 tdhreu unO iUb algeltetn liit'
LID IN %ntGdDeU; Nnhn ST. pro Ntonni mo Ntnlt.
!iaulNtirdgeu IN Mr. 100, SpiumDtasAucnne.
t32l-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-16

lrollbc" lei. Ben Srou Sron5fu.
Wii5fo'S 3ontc. oOcr cigelltlid) bcc
Gnfel bon linn gcpadtct babe; cr icI
icBt @uit in leil1cm cigcnct 9olllc, iii
iucldcnl or nit icincln @rr0cr, Dem
pcniionirten 6oltptlnnnL i'm 5lpcitcp
Stof 5luci 3ilnmer 6cluobnc.
llc6cr Die 6eioen 9riioer lpor 0tijfo
0cs CODES poQ. tic ~id)ilocrtc tic offs Die
r~colid)iten. bcitcn Wculdcl1. 90 Der
5iq gut mic Der @iirgern1ciitcr fonnc
gar fcin nnoercr Nietlf ieil er lei
MIR 5lt gut, ces6olb feblt c9 ibnl DIT
gerirg an @elo, oenn er fonne fci
itcnl 9lrnlell ciit Nln1oienL felncm y!
ordltgten elm Sorleben obihlagelt.
linb Die id)ledIten 2elite miBbroithteli
ieil1c 8utrniitbiafei. Iber CT lei olid]
fling mo babe biel gelernt. User IN
2llttaf zines H1theS bebiirfc, Dc.
gebc getpib Sim 9iirgermciitcr nm
f0une Iifer ieilt. onB oieier ibri
hclic. Gr uto Der Souptnlalln mir
Sell rid)t rlir III 2llttad ielbIt, ION
hcrr lueit III Der gnll5elt ltnlgegelIo
allgenlcin percbrt.
Nif)t miltber a%nerfenneno lprafl
iid) Mijfo iiber Den Ionitfterl Der
Scrrn uon Gp1ern ats. llcber ocn
lei in Suttod) mr. cine Stinme oes
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-09
ToBAcco GROWERS IN HARvEs
Busy Farmers Are Rushing Ripen
Leaf TO Safety.

1t will be safe to estimate that by
end of the present week rs per cent of
the tobacco will be under cover. Next
week will practically clean up the re-
naming leaf. The fate of tobacco not
housed next week will be mighty un-
certain. The late crops have been max
ing rapid Strides toward maturity and
heretofore pronounced failures will pan
out satisfactorily.
The Edgerton Tobacco, in reviewing
matters says: Local rains which have
fallen in many of the tobacco sections
during the week have served to relieve
the critical situation concerning the
new crop. somewhat. They have come
in time to do some good to the later
fields, but had they come ten days ago
it would have been the making of a
fine crop. A good deal of the tobacco
shielded of late has not seer drop of
water for three weeks which is not the
best recommended for satisfactory
cure. Then week of hot, drying
weather has pinched the size of the ma
turing leaf greatly on light soils. The
situation calls to mind how rains Just at
the proper time might prove the entire
salvation of the crop or if delayed be-
yond reasonable time may cause un-
told losses in the crop. Tobacco is
such recruperative crop, however,
that even a light rain brings about re-
markable results. Farmers now look
to the later fields as likely to yield a
very fair sized leaf and quality, too,
that is desirable.
The best estimate that we have been
able to get about Vernon county buy
ing is that from 600 to 1000 acres have
been contracted to date at an average
price not very much under 10 cents for
wrapper.and binder grades for bundle
delivery. Some dealers claim not to
exceed 20 per cent of the crop IS desir-
able purchase at this time. There is
less disposition to operate in the south
ern growing sections.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-09
Life Insurance for the Poor

The following item taken from the
Chicago Record Herald of September
End, will be found of interest to many
of cur readers: Backed by the mil
lions of the Sage Foundation, to which
Mrs. Russell Sage has already turned
over $40, 900, 900 for allevating the social
and economic conditions of the poor,
trustees of the fund are engaged in an
investigation which may result in an
extensive plan for providing life in
surance at or below cost to those who
are not able to pay for it at present
rates Since the middle of last June
DIR. Lee Franklin, who is well-known in
charitable organization work, has been
in Europe as the agent of the SAGE
Foundation. studying the practical op-
Grafton of government life insurance as
practiced by the German and other
governments. DIR. Franklin 8 associate
in the work is Miles M. Dawson, actua-
rial expert of the Armstrong legisla-
tive committee, which, with Governor
Hughes as irs counsel, brought out the
extraordinary revelations Of the in
vestigation of 1905. !"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-09
Lost Foo, Without Pain

A. j. Shepard tells us of a very
peculiar experience which fell to the
lot of his mother about the first of July,
by which the old lady, who is 81 years
of age and lives near Richland Center,
lost one of her feet without any acci-
dent or surgical operation. She was
afflicted last spring with peculiar spot
on the heel showing discoloration, which
rapidly spread to the foot and leg.
The pain had subsided, however, and
all sense of feeling left the affected
member, leaving only the sensation of
a weight attached to the foot. About
the first of July while she was being
carried from the bed to a chair the
flesh and bone parted between the foot
and knee, the foot dropping upon the
floor. Three physicians were summoned
but none of them could assigs cause for
the very peculiar circumstance. The
parting of the tissues caused her no
pain though she is in full possession of
her mental faculties she made no rar
mark about the incident until the fol-
lowing day, AID then only casually re-
marking that she was glad it was off,
as she could move her leg better. -
Readstown Tribune.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-09
WANTED FENCE POSTS

Four hundred fence posts, white or
burr oak, cut last winter, seventy two
inches long, and to average five inches
in diameter if round, after bark is off;
four and one half inches square after
bark is off, to be delivered at once.
Also one hundred fence posts, white
or burr oak, ninety inches long, seven
in diameter, excluding bark, cut last
winter, to be delivered at once.
Also eight hundred fence posts, as
described as in first above item, to he
cut the coming winter.
Also two hundred posts as described
in second above item, to be cut the
coming winter-to be delivered at con-
venient point for loading and hauling
or to be delivered at asylum farm, all
prior to May 1st, 1909
Sealed bids received by September
goth, 1908, at Office of c. NJ. Butt, pre-
sident of board of trustees.
State price if to be hauled by bidder
or by asylum teams, and also place
where to be cut.
FREDERICK WILKINS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-09
CHURCH NOTES

The yolng peoples society of the
United Lutheran church will meet next
Friday evening at Ole Swiggum's, five
miles west of city. All cordially in
yited to attend.
Rev. A. Z. Hartwell Of lie Harpe,
Illinois, will occupy the pulpit of the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning and evening, September 18th.
The young peoples society of the
West Coon Prairie church will give an
ice cream sociable at the home Of Elias
Dahl on Irish Ridge next Friday even.
ing.
The young peoples society Of the
Synod Kickapoo church will meet at X.
d, Nilson's next Sunday afternoon.
Synod ladies aid society meets with
Mrs. Erick Larsen next Friday after
noon.
The Soldiers Grove aid society will
meet with Mrs Finstad, September TO-.
The young peoples society of the
Kickapoo United Lutheran church meets
with Rev. Finstad next Sunday al
p. m.
Rev. l.. c. Jacobson will preach at
Viroqua next Sunday morning at 1890
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-09
ESTABLISHED 1856
WHAT OUR NEIG HBoRs ARE DOING
Cuttings from the Press of Surrounding
Towns.
From the Westby Times.l


Miss Marie Hektoen went to La
Crosse to resume her duties in the ..gh
school.
Miss HiIdur Schreiner goes to Cobb.
where she is to teach in the high school.
Miss Caroline Morterud of Blooming
dale has accepted a position to teach
domestic science in Waukegan, Illinois,
and Miss Signe Halvorsen viii teach in
Sheboygan.
Albert Larson of Spring Coulee sure
ly holds the championship for catching
big fish. He caught a trout which
measured "a inches and weighed lbs.
Who can beat that?
A tape worm measuring 46 feet, 3 in
ches in length was taken from Chas.
II. Russell, sompositor on the Times
He was un1er treatment with DIR. l..
J. Hensler IN Westby. Mr.. Russell had
been troubled with the parasite for
some time and went to secure treat
ment from the doctor at 8:15 a. m.
and exactly two hours later Mr.. Russell
had the aforesaid tape worm head and
tail, bag and baggage in a glass jar,
and was on his way to the doctors Of
fice with broad smile that ''wouldn' t
come off "
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-09
(From the La Farse Eutsrpr;se F,

Ray Jordan and wife of Washington,
ID. c., arrived for a months visit with
relatives and friends in and around La
Fargo.
Mrs. Gene Cowee left for her home
in Missouri after several weeks visit
with relatives and friends in and around
La Fargo. She was accompanied home
by Jake Cowee and daughter Dot.
The following parties have gone to
the cranberry marshes near Valley
Junction: By Brown, Dan Claybrook,
Delbert Johnson and family, Perlie Nc
Mullen, L. Small, Chas. Starrett, Car
Smith and Dick Slayback.
Word was received from Frank Mus
grave and wife of Edgewater, Colora-
do, that they had the misfortune to lose
their home By fire, burning everything
they had except what they had on.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-09
Ontario Man Kicked by a Horse

News was brought here last evening
of a serious accident that befell Mr.. f..
W. Sandon of Ontario. who was kicked
by vicious horse His right arm was
broken and the right leg badly cut.
Mr.. Sandon was kicked in the back
between the shoulders and was inter
nally injured, but to what extent can
not be learned at this writing. Mr..
Sandon is Sc years of age, and one of
pioneer business men and citizens of
Ontario.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-09

The CENSOR takes pleasure in pre-
senting in this issue an excellent ex-
terror view Of Stoll a. Groves Clothes
Shop, one of the most modernly equipped
gents furnishing stores in the north
west. The building is 25xl00 feet in
size and was designed especially for the
occupants.
Sixteen clothing cabinets witha capa-
city Of !, 900 mems suits occupy por-
tion of the north side of the room. In
front the mems hats are displayed.
On the south side several plate glass
marble based show cases are neatly ar
ranged for displaying this firms beauti-
full stock Of furnishings. The clothing
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-09
A Shona Repretoire Company

The Frank E. Long Stock company
will open weeks engagement at the
Opera house commencing Monday, Sep
tember IL. The Long company this
season is an exceptionally strong one,
and during their engagement will pre-
sent repertoire of all new plays, care
fully staged and costumed. High class
specialties are introduced between all
acts, headed by the old time Hindoo
Magician Mock-S -Sad-All.
One lady free Monday night with
each paid reserved seat ticket if pur-
chased before O'Clock Monday even
ing. Seats on sale at Browns Music
store
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-09
FARMERS NATIONAL CONGRESS
ii Madison, Wis, September "a TO 80

Are you going to attend the conven-
tion Of the Farmers National Congress
at Madison, Wisconsin, which win be
held September "a to 80? If so, see
that your railroad ticket to Madison
reads via the CHICAGO, MILWAU-
KEE & ST. PAUL RY. Excellent
train service to Madison via this Rail
way from most points in the Central
West Complete information about
Railway fare. train service, etc, free
from your local agent. F. A. Miller,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-09
Said or wnttsn to the Censor.

j. j. Peterson, Leon, Iowa: "Hav-
ing sE:sned my work here | would be
pleased TO have you send my CENSOR to
Cherokee, Iowa. have a 800, 900 build
ing to put up there. We will be at
Cherokee about eighteen months. To
say the least, the CENSOR is always
welcome at our household.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-09
- DR.. Chase, dentist, office in National
Bank building. Phone 32,

DIR. Chase, dentist, office in National
Bank building Phone 32.
Sweater coats; the finest line of
these popular garments we ever had.
Mems, boys and children's, all at popu-
lar prices. The Blue Front Store.
Every student who finishes a course
in the Wausau Business College is
Thoroughly prepared to hold lucrative
position.
Why not have established here a
hospital to care for the afflicted? Yes,
why not? Scarcely a day passes that
some person is not conveyed to La
Crosse or some other place for treat
ment. Our home physicians, skilled as
they are in medicine and surgery, could
care for nearly every case.