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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
GREAT GATHERING
OF SUNDAY LEADERS
TEACHERS OF INTERNATIONAL
FAME ENGAGED FOR NEENAH-
MENASHA MEETING.

The Sunday schools of Wisconsin are
planning great state conception to
be held at Neenah- Menasha on Tues.
day, Wednesday anu Thursday, the
18th, 9th and 2Sth of May. Neither
pains sor money have been spared in
the production of a program that out
ranks anything OF the kind ever given
in Wisconsin. The array of talent Sc
oured is attracting unusual attention
throughout the state.
felix's have secured Secretaries Law
rance and Pearce of the International
force for addresses and conferences,
and Prof f. O. Excel of Chicago WHIP
is 90 lead the music in the Intern;t-
tienal Convention at Louisville IN
June. and has led world S conventions
to lead the Wisconsin convention
rhis year. This trio alone makes any
ssRyention truly great
Mr.. E. A. Marshall of Chicago, who
has travelled up and down the Holy
Land in biblical research, will give IL
Illustrated addresses daily and a clos
nag great pictorial lecture for Bible
teachers for which all registered dele.
gates will be furnished free tickets.
To take this tour of the land of the
Ohrist-Bib,e in hand will be a rare
privilege
Dir. E. C, Knapp recently o. New
York. one of Americas foremost ex-
perts on the Sunday-school platform
will lecture in nearly evely session 10
teachers of different grades, and on
the most approved and successful
practical methods.
Mrs. NJ J. Baldwin of Indianapolis,
one OF the ablest II not in the lead
of state superintendent of the ele-
mentary grades work, will speak a
numbei = times.
.srs. W J. Semelroth. formerly of
st. Louis and for several years presi-
cent o. the International Primary
Union, viii again be in charge of the
sessions for beginners. primary and
3anior teachers and viii have the help
n a number of the convention experts
each day
Rev. Gerrit verkuyl. Phi. ID, recently
ed by the Presbyterians for ex-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
MICHIGAN COMMITTEE
REFUSES BRYAN BOOST

Lansing. Mich. April 1.-THE dem.
ocratic state central committee yes.
terday was almost evenly divided up
on the question Of formally endorsing
the candidacy Of Bryan. The vote
stood II in favor Of Endorsement and
~ against. the matter being referred
TO the state convention. In Lansing
May 90 The committeeman who OPP
posed the Endorsement said they were
not opposing Bryan's candidacy but
held that It was not In accordance
with the principles Of the party for
the state committee to indorse any
candidate.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
sia Bow Badly Bruised.

Beloit, Wis, April 16.-Joseph B.
Estabrook, weighing 247 pounds,
walked fro.h Beloit to Rockford. ILL.,.
a distance of 20 miles, and is now IN
the emergency hospital with terribly
swollen feet and exceedingly lame
joints. Estabrook is a student at Be.
lott college and son Of a wealthy ply.
stefan in Minneapolis. last fall he
played center and tackle on the col.
lege football team.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22

widowed mother, survive. A step
daughter, Mary Elizabeth Reid. now
Mrs R. w. Goldsmith, living in wau-
zeka, to whom Mr. Blake had been a
father for more than a dozen years.
also lives.
A Veteran Newspaper Man.
AS a newspaper men Mr.. Blake was
widely known. He learned his trade
as a printer from the late A. n. Kel.
logg IN Baraboo He was afterward
connected as owner or part owner in
The Baraboo Republic. the Independ,
enee, Iowa, Bulletin. the Baraboo In
dependent, the Reedsburg Free Press.
This last paper was under Mr.. Blake's
ownership for many years and was
made by him one of the best and
most valuable properties of its kind
in the state IN all his work as a
newspaper man Mr. Blake was moved
BY the highest ideals, and printed
none but a clean. wholesome sheet.
Socially Mr.. Blake was affiliated
with both the Masons and Odd Eel
lows. OF the former order he main,
tanned his membership with the
Reedsburg lodge, while in the /. o.
%. F. order he transferred his mem
bership to the Boscobel lodge aftur
becoming citizen Of this city.
Held Offices of Trust.
During his long career Mr.. Blake
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
GOLD MEDALS FOR
HEADS OF FLEET
SAN DIEGO GIVES GLAD HAND
OF "ELcoME AFTER
LONG CRUISE.
GREAT PARADE OF NAVY LADS
PRESENTS A THRILLING
SPECTACLE.

san Diego. Cal, April ia pa
rade OF bluejackets and marines land
ed from the American battleship neet,
5000 fighting men fresh from the
cruise OF more than 1000 miles,
marked yesterdays ceremonies OF
Official welcome to California.
Sixtyf0ur companies OF sailor men
in their toys OF the sea, with the
wide fiaring trousers reefed down in
canvas ieggings and 10 companies OF
marines, soldierly and straight,
formed this most notable OF the
navys land display, The landing
party. equipped as infantry. armed
with krags, in light marching order
and with canteens filed, equaiIed any
army corps. The procession the
men OF the navy formed was more
than two niles long. They marched
from the water front TO the city park
over three miles of streets eanopied
with decorations which combined tn
red. white and blue of the nation =
the gold and white of the state. San
Diego took holiday to see the
marital pageant and the sidewalks
paraileaing the asphalted roadways
were crowded with typical holiday
throRg Their enthusiasm was ex-
pleGiye, the appearance of the blue
Jackets and marines calling forth
long sustained cheering. At the city
PARK the sailors passed in review
before Rear Admirals Thomas, Sperry
ans @neEy and Governor Gillett and
stat. A crowd of many thousands
of people surrounded the grand
stands.
Three thousand school children
waving flags and banners We're
massed directly in front of the re-
viewing stand and their songs and
cheerngs were one of the prettiest
features Of the days celebration
Governor Gillett, in brief speech,
supplemented his words of welcome
spoken Tuesday on the flagship Con
necticut. and Rear Admiral Thomas
made a formal response in behalf If
the feet. Admiral Thomas accept
ed III Admiral Evans behalf golden
key symbolical of the freedom of the
city. The token will be forwarded
by Admiral Thomas to Admiral Ev
ans at Paso Robes hot springs.
There will go with 1t gold mount
ed and jeweled naval sword present
ed yesterday 10 Admiral Evans,
through Admiral Thomas, by the pa
triotic fraternities of the city, inelud-
ing the Grand Army, Confederate Vet
Grams and Spanish War Veterans. To
Admirals Thomas, Sperry und Emery
gold medals commemorative of their
visit we're presented, and there also
was a medal for Captain r. e. In
gerso!l, who served as chief of stat
to Admiral Evans from Hampton
Reads TO Magdalen2 bay. The med
al will be sent to Captain Ingersoll at
Norfolk.
Last night a ball was rendered the
aamirais. and officers OF the fleet
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22

pert teaching-training work through
out the state, will be one of the abb
est speakers and instructors.
Another distinguished speaker en-
gagged is Rev. U. S. Humphrey. Super
intendent of the Wisconsin Anti-Sa.
loon League and prince among the
present-day ieform orators.
Added to the specialists are the
names of the officers and committee
men OF the Wisconsin Association,
President Charles W. Treat, S. B.
Harding of Waukesha, S. F Shattuck
of Neenah, Frank ]. Harwood of Ap-
pleton, Luther Davies of Oshkosh and
other prominent business men, who
win participate
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
OFFICIAL METHODS
SEVERELY SCORED

GAINESVILLE. Wis, April 16.-The case
of the state against w. T. Sherer, a
druggist. charged with selling cam
pfor below the standard required by
the state dairy and food commission
was ried before a jury and Sherer
was acquitted and the method Of the
food department at Madison OF OBJ
tanning evidence was severely scored.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
VETERAN EDITOR
DIES IN BOSCOBEL
JOHN WILLIAM BLAKE PASSES
AWAY AFTER LONG
ILLNESS
CAME TO WISCONSIN, IN 1919
AND LEARNED PRINT ER's
TRADE AT BARA5oo.

Boscobel, Wis, April 16.-John
William BlaA~, one of the old time
editors of Wisconsin, died in this
city yesterday after a long Illness,
aged "A years. He was born at
South Mculton, Devonshire, England,
March q, 1884 the son OF Philip and
Mary Blake In the year 1S49 with
his paren he emigrated to Amer
lea. and the family came direct to
Wisconsin Al first they lived year
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
MILLION DOLLAR
LOSS BY FLOODS

Helena. Mont, April 16.--With sew
eral houses destroyed in the town Of
Craig, 4G miles north Of Helena, hun
dreds OF head of cattle and livestock
drowned, and the Great Northern rail-
road tracks washed away for miles,
the loss from the foods caused by the
breaking of the 70foot dam at Hauser
lake Tuesday. is conservativeIy esti-
mated at approximately 81 900. 600.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
Blanche Walsh Rnhhed

GAINESVILLE, Wis, April 16.-Gus
johnson. Is years old, of Chicago, last
night robbed the dressing rooms OF
Blanche Walsh's company, playing
here, taking $1,000 worth of money
and 1ewelry. johnson was arrested
in q saloon and all the property wa
recovered.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
Bryan Addresses Students.

Lansing. Mich, April 16-Bryan
made two addresses here last even
ing He first briefly addressed the
students OF Michigan agricultural col
lege I'm an open air nesting and
then spoke before a crowded house in
Baird's opera house.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
POLITICAL PRISONERS
BREAK JAIL AND EIGHT
ARE KILLED BY GUARDS

St. Petersburg, April ia sensa-
tional prison bro king IS reported
from Penza, I4lch resulted in 10
deaths. Eleven political prisoners at
tackled and stabbed 'wo wardens 10
death. They then threw numi er Of
bombs and escaped from the prison IN
the confusion. Guards hastily gave
pursuit and shot eight Of the men
dead
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
Linuor Men In sessIon.

Kaukauna. Wis. April 1.-THE Ii
quor Dealers Protective association
officers are in executive session here
to adopt measures for the better
management of the liquor business
throughout the state.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
MAJ Kloked Id peath.

La Crosse, Wis. April I6.-While
driving John Becker was suddenly
taken III, fell from the buggy upon
The pavement and was Kicked to
death by the horse
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
No Best for Flremen.

Chippewa Falls, Wis, April 10
There has been regular epidemic
of fires here during the past week.
Monday and Tuesday there were eight
fires in different parts of the city,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
DIG UP OLD RELICS.
Va liable Historical Find IN Mound
in Iowa.

Boone, Ia. April lG.- The state
historical department yesterday un.
EARNED in a mound near Boone hui
mar bones and teeth. historical doeu-
mems from ancient urns and other
curios. The find Is believed TO be
the work Of ancient mound builders.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
seIolt chanaes Elre ch,efa.

Beloit, Wis, April 16.-John e. Ny
gren of Rockford has been elected
chief of the Beloit fire department to
succeed f. e. Goss
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
chasinn Hat serious

Eau Claire, Wis, April 16.-While
running aftor his hat, Frank Johnson
fell undei heavy dray, was run
over and had three ribs broken.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
ATTACKED BY LocKJAW.
AssembIyman cernahan Of Eau Claire
Seriously III.

Eau Claire, Wis, April 16.-Assem.
blyman w. A. Cernahan was taken to
the Sacred Heart hospital and is under
treatment for S! mptoms of lockjaw.
resulting from injuries to his left leg
below the knee. which he sustained
in falling while boarding a trolley car
on April Z. The injuries at times
seemed of slight nature. His con.
dition is now considered serious.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

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whrrau bcs stabt.Heat,.ratsrs.

W0IttrDre. Den 6. Npril 1908.
"a bic Strdbenour6brubsz 9ommiiidre oer
Staoi baltimore IN geietli6 oor9elbriebeiier
g9eile ctn 2npllint iDrcS enogiltigen mo oers
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biilterlegt bubeit,
miro hermit beidnnt Gcrnaht. baB bcfneter
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0iirCau b~interlegi lpproen Iino, mo oaB ole hGs
bon betroifetet Fcrioner b~erebti0t itno, inner
bnlb 30 5ager BON 7. stpril 1908, oert eriteit
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eriht 3u uppeliret ulo has bein1te Sertht err
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4. Seiucli SbumdS,
Siaots9iegifirator.
(sIpriI7t 42i,2s)
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Scfnnntrna d)un9en.


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Sierourd miro betallHt gegebeu, oaB ale
WtGrits uno 9uifirersGicen6eI I'M /, Uinl 1903
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U19,21.3 .G,s .3O.3,5,I1OJ Donlroleur.
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triimeu Durmtiliton 1T leberelnltlmnutng init
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Die Hieferun0 bon speeiaI Suet Ripe ertgegelI
geIIonllHen.
gtuen fo.dben 9lngcboten mib Elm beaInubigter
GbCd oe5 gleier5 bon $500, al ben DlaGor uno
Staotrutb bon Baltimore Gut cine n9lenring
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sim Hcatiter." n6reffrt fem, Stefelben miliieI
boz Miituudl WiOrgcn. Den 6. Wtui 1908, III
0dItoen oCs Stuoi. jiegIltrators IN oeieu Silrcau
itb b%cfiHoeit.
Our, irgen0 ciHe5 ober ure Nngebote 8u bers
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Gbel Slaellleur.
gcftdttgt: Baltimore, Wto.
Z. 8ntri Wiabuui,
Brdit0cut Der GoHtraitz geD0roe.
(glpril24 %, q, 2s, 29.30;gfai1 ,2,4,5)
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Sic @cidGitS'Gracbnilic Der Scutidcr
Sd~jtfiiubrto . W%cicaidJaitcu.

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topitnliiirtc @clcQld)olt nNcptltn"
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Crhohcl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
SuocSfGur.

gam. Gder, 50 sabre ali. 3obn3 9opftns so.
fpitul, %. glrrtI.
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wcu, W,trI, 81 Sabre aft, 9'o0.gielp, q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Sie Nusmnuocrnuo ans Spnnicn.
Nlls Wn0riO miro 0cidlricbcn:

NuS Mtaorlo miro 8cld)rlebcn:
Gic ACKNOWLEDGMENT aus Spaniell
bot IN Oel lettcn &obrcn IN cincnl
crld)rcdcno raiden Sentpo Sllgeuonl.
men. Soeben Iiegen Die nutIihcgi
GbitluBifiern iiir ooS So6r 1906
Dor. Gnrnoh iinb in bieienl Sabre
10000 Ferioncn aus Spolnen aus.
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elizabeth Wdbcl.

Ga iturb am %. Iprtl 1908. um G.20 Dior.
geuo, 6liinbetb @nbel, I4itiipe ocs bcriiurbener
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bon ibrer lebtcn &obUung Cir. 1872, giuros Gal,
lnssStruBc. aus tldtt. Aeine NIllmcu.
Gtg-201
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Winrqarct6a 9urfcrt SabofSfp.

GS i.urb am %. gIpriI 1908 Mcraarctbu gnr.
tcrt SnauiotD, Qclicbie Satin BON Srcoerid
GnonfsiO, i'm Nlttr bon % Subrcn. Sic Nes
%crotgung itnoet Stenitag, yintmitlug8 > llbr,
non t6rer Iebier gSobnIlng. Er. 222G, IidrO
gnnasStraBe, aus ftatt. Neiictuu9 uuf Dem
baltimore ErirnbDfc nfm
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0ic io5ioIiitiih dye .a . =
ni08bcr0cr &olfo 3tg." ldBt iih iibcr
iipci preuBiime &0niae oIio aus:
.SopobI 6ricoridl @ilbelm ser
Critic, Scr ormlme @ebirntrottcl, tulc
Gricorih @ilbelm ser @iertc, ser
Qciitrcid)c @cbirntrottcl, bottcn BEN
NbiolutismntS oilfreht crbultc1. limo
"a bcboltptc nod elmer, ooB bic
Erclic i'll G%eutIdjm0 dctncbclt ict.
NnotiA lit lie 5llnt She'll.
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s,ireou hrs Observation-Disclosures.

Baltimore. ben 9. slpriI 1908.
IA Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ire Der
Siaot Baltimore in gefebli6 oor9efhriebener
gSeiie Elm 9upIiint iDres enoeiilti9en uRo ncr'
~beiterten @ericbts iibcr Die sbfhdbnng nno Ters
~tbeillu9 Der soften mo II5a1ben be5iiglih Der
jung Der lombard. strGke, uon 8arriion. Sane
bis Catherine trnbc, uebft ben onruuf be5iig'
lidert enhaiiIti9en mo oerbetierten erildrenbeil
4.lduen in 8eHdbbeit bet am 10. Suni 1906
uirlter5cthicten Seruronline Nr. Isl bes Mas
pors uno StaotratbS bon Baltimore bel mir
Diiiterleqt buber,
,pirb hermit be;nnnt %eeiratbt. bab befnater
8eribt ii1o HIiiie auf oiefe 2Seiie in oieiem
8iircnu b~inierIeat moroen finn. uno oub Die bas
bon betroifenen Berionen bere6tint iinb, inners
bulb 80 Idpet bonn Z. gtpril zoos. Dem ertien
Suiim Der Qualification bieier giotii ourf MID,
an, fdriftIib nn9egen al onS baltimore Stnots
eriht 5u appelltren itno oas befaqte Seribt ers
ild,cn rrl1ger, o~ieieibeu 81 rebioiren.
J. seiuea Sbpmae,
StaotJReeiitrator.
(@priI7 t4,2t,2S)
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Trpnrtcmcut fir Gr5icbuug.
9lircau Der Ycb1roe Der GdlnlsE Dmiutiin re.

WiaoiiJns uno 9nfagettc. gluenuc.
Baltimore, %. Ipril 1908.
Scparate pcriicgrlte AngebDte, NIT Der @uis
lhriit a@ropofa!s for Goal uno 9Sooo" ncrfcs
ben uuo an Den Nouro OF %shuaros" Der StGot
Baltimore a~oreiIirt, iuerocn bis W,ittlpud, oer
L. mai 1908, II llbr Sormittugs, I'M HiireGll
bon SPIN. ). Seuell 1bumns, Dem StaotRe9ls
itrdtur, i'm Jtutbbnufe. Baltimore, mo, enige'
cen %genuWlnelL 6ur EIcierling bon Sohlen nuo
SSoij an ole Neb0roe Der Stuls Gonuli'IGre.
Spe5ifiiatioReu f6uner int Niircul Der GtnI'
Gommttldrc, Gde Wtaoiionz mo Hufaneite.9 peo
ein1eieben peroeIl.
Sin beqlnubigter 6bed bon $500 nluB ie0cirt
NHgeGut fir Mublel ~beigefiiat fem.
Sin GegIaubigtcr Gbed bon 800 mib ieoef1
N19ebOt iGr NOl3 belgctiiat leit.
Gbeds miiiien AMI citic Sharing Souie."
Nunt ge3ogeH II1o an Den SluoiratD BON Naltis
more 5ahlbar lentu6t ieilt.
2uS hedi 1T corbebnltell, trgeno etl llllo ale
Ingeboie 8l oer,uerten.
Suhu 8. Hpfe,
Sefretdr Der Geboroe Der S6uLGommifdre.
Eeitd.igt:
Z. BARN WnBuul,
Grdftoent Der S0ntraitsS eboroe.
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unbCn.Yarf.Gcneterp
gareau; Rr. II, &eh. saratosa. etrake, un

Sanpt'6inaang, 5rebertd' Moab.
8egrdbniBpldpG Don $50 an inter beitinbiaer
guiIibt, SdniiiblunleI, G%5eipinoe, gflnn5en etc.
iperhcu I'M Ireibb1uie am 9aipts@ingaug ge'
flnoen. Infer a1ent tpiro, penn selpilnttt.
bOrfprebeH. OPP
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Germiidte Nnseisen.
Mualum ,Snn mnb Sano6Gmicr,

StcoenTut, @,o., Green spriug gaaen.
NnbtG trtebIih iiiio nHJiebenb. SeimlsSeuierls
l%itfetten, feline PATRONAGE, befte Slide. por5fi1s
ll1e N,eoienlirt9, ildbi9e Rreife. Sefinet dui
/. sunni.
8. u. Gift. geif,ditsfabrer; 3imuer Or. 205.
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