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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12
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Granbroot, 8. g., 4 Mus. - Man>
&c blertefierenoe 8eretnin9er .aiues out
Branben Ternie. @n Epinbe fra
@elt Ternie par iuit tomuen ub al fit
6jem, Der brenote. 9un falos epo cnt
af 9iertelpsbom. 9eaboerne begrou beus
be 9auen os lpb ioa fin Tei forot reo>
be fit eset 2tu. s en- anben Del al
Bpeu par en- 9ammel ipaelis Some, lont
man bar bort ct tort Stptte, men Qes
ben bleu for ltert. SUN bab, at BUN
maatte bliue ouerlabt til fin @tlebue.
6enbes @lestninse uitleoe uaabe Eep>
per omtrins benoe % 1peoe mob Biers
gene, % ben 9aule Some bren5te tils.
ppbe.
Det par frpstelist at ie 9eifene t
Ternie 2eroas (oen life). De itaftels
Dpr ito6 @a6en omsiune af 6Iaumer
paa ale &anter. ,ipebne % breubte men,
oueroroentlts taalmootse os ueen at
giue en- 2Ye fra fig. Wtaaife be uentez
be. at beres Qerrer itulbe tomuse % bes
frte benz. Wlen oer tom tnsen, os Dys
rene talbt om, buor be fob.
De opbes Mntal @rows Neit Bais,
anto9es ben Abe at pere go. Multgens
uilbe MntaQet uile fig at pere IS til So.
Der uar 1000 biemlple Wenuelfer.
@ienbomsta6et blep an i1aaet til IS, ,ooo,>
600.
Otta1pa. Ont, 4 Nus. - Str Wil>
trio 2aurter ienbte tsaar Guar paa ct
Telegram ira @ranbroot. g. g., oer
anmcoeoe ON @esierinsens 9ieGp. 9au
oplplfe, at Sen. WcDonalb bar facet
JnRruts til al uolepere al1e &epper %
Gelte, Iom tilbprer MilitersDeparte>
mentet 5ritilt Columbia, til be brauo>
libte. De nilitere Wepnoisbeoer Pro>
pincen bar faaet Orbre til at Iette l1b>
oetia1sen at Eelte -oiu. % til Ct siere
alt, fou1 ,er muligt for benz, ious ct bles
pen bieuIple peo Branben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12
@,tauH> sa19 al &elsparer
STANDARDIZATION

Det bespnbte isaar os uarer til Xerz
bag benne use. gt,1 er Eiben. De pil
ipare. fra 40 til so Broeent. So fer
De tipber Yelsparer. bette mere sobt
faar De ub af benz, - % besuben tpa>
ret 5De Beuse.
De bar nu Nptten at bet iferite Ns>
iortement % be bebite Slass Pelsuarer.
iou1 nosen Sang bleu foreuiit Tersus
Ta{ls. Torat sisre en- lang 3iitorie
tort: Seq ielser Pelsuarer at aQe
Slags. l1buelg Dere5 Pelsuarer unber
bette Sal9 % betal al noaet paa benz
bper Maaneo, os leg uil opbeuare Sa>
serne Tor Gem frit.
Ben Bedman,
Yelsparefabritant,
118 gincoln 9pe. git, peit for @lals Blod,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

guropa os ben ourise 8eroen er bles
uen operraltet meb, at Sprtiet bar taaet
en- @tunblou og 9iuer Eean til at blipe
ct moberne &ise, Men bette tier nas
turlisuis lite uben mango &iuninse1
melIem bet 9au1le Clement % bet npe,
o9 bet er lite 9obt at uioe, buorlebes bel
ptl enbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

Eemperancefoltene Mleran6ria bar
bannet en- Corporation meo en- &apital
af $4,000 forat bespnbe l1b9iuelien af ct
Mfbolosblab, Der ifal falbes 45art ge>
aion @@o". Bait. g. u. Benlou ct
@orporationens Yre1oent, og 6. 6.
2pbed &as1erer. Blabet pil be9pnbe at
ubtomme Bespnoellen at nefe Mao>
neb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

gn Is Nar gammel Spn at Oscar
Ebor1on, en- fremrasenoe Tarmer Rans
otpobi County, Wtinn., orutneoe Snb>
ipen &oronts @enoa9 ben 2ben bs.
San par en- me9et flint @ppmmer %
baube lupmn1et meuem en- 9 % Tait>
lancet o9 berpaa runbt ON Den. Qan
par Vanbet TO Elmer euer mere. Etl>
itoff bprte man bam raabe ON pielp,
os fpr ben fom, brnfnebe ban. San oa
enbel anDe par uoe pau en- Piel1tc.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

s Conn Of 5todbolu1, @rt9bt @ouu>
tp, peft for Winneapolis, brutneoe en-
@taubinau .paa en- uiebuanlis Maabe /
@lutuineen af fife 1se. 6au par fall
ben neb en- Wanbtenoe meo 6opebet
tprit og par for saumel % iuaa til at
tomme op isien. San bapoe 6ouebpir
ne, os man tror, ban fiat 3oueoet neb /
ganbet torat aftiple bet. % iaa gleo
ban nebi. Det beber, at ban tom fra
Sperige Tor 40 Mar Fben, os bans
Napn par Sons Paullou.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

s Grant @ountY bapbe man neget
baarbt @eir lomme Steber @enoaa ben
2oen bs. Ser par 6a9l, iom poelasbe
omtrent 5000 Mcres af @rpbe, os 9pn>
neoi flag, iom brebte flere Dpr oa for,
aariaaebe, at flere Bp9ninser la9be5 I
Mfe. SaaIebes breuote s. Y. Yeter>
ions Taantn9sbus norb for 6eru1an
ueb alt, lom uar bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

Den ber Staten / 1907 antasne
Son ansaaenbe en- Superintendent for
buert County til at baue Opipn meb
2anbepeiene er at @tatens 9btefferrt ers
tleret at pere iitrio meb @runblouen %
berfor usplbi9. Set beber, at fsrtte
garasraf af 9ouen bleu ubelabt, ba ben
blep atfrepet. os bette bar maaife noset
meb @asen at siere, tbi nn itemmer ben
n1aafe lite meb fig ielp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

@n lprgelig nlpfte Denbte M1nnes
apolis fife Trebag. Gn Mober, D(rs.
8ernaro 2inogren eQer T.ant 2inbbera
(Napnet op9ipet forifieuigt forif1eui9e
Dablabe) git til en- 8utif et lioet Dies
blie o9 itenate fine tire lmaa Bern inbe
piemmet linens. Baa en- eller anben
Meaabe opitob ber Slbebrano 6uiet,
mems ban par borte. og Bernene om'
tom. Mt Torelorene ct rent uoaf bet
af @ors, flyer fig felu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

@onrab Steenerion, en- @leQtnins al
&onsresntano @teenerion, bleu brebt al
en- Mano peb g1aun @bittater / l1pbam,
". o., for en- Glib f1ben. @bittater ct
MI opmt til 10 Mars Slapert. men en-
COB Del al @pmpatbten ipnes at nere
paa bans @ibe. Set beoer, at @tee:
nerion forful9te os bunbieoe Wbittater.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

Minblt Berioner brenote ttloeoe t
ct Stib ube paa Subioen Winnipeg /
&anaba tiblist Gorsoa9sn1or9en fife
use, % fem andre tom aluorlist tilifas
be. @tibet brep neulis tnb paa ct 9teu
os tantreoe, % Branben opioo berueo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

Sra Osceola, Wis., blep meooelt
Man6a9, at @turaannen par pratt1lt
oper | polt @ounty Der ! Staten, % at
@rpben, 1aapibt man bauoe tunbet, par
operoroeutlis eob. Erelfin9en 1tuloe
begpnbe ben Dag ben ipblise Del at
gountiet. -.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

2pnet fog neb en- ny @talbbpsuins
bos Ole &ellp / norb tor Trantlin, @en>
uiQe County, Wlinu., xtrsbassmorsen
fife use os brenbte ben op ttQi9emeb to
9eite, ct Dufn Seler p9 omtrent IS
Con ~. Eabet anFaaes til $4,000,
mems oer tun par en- Msi iurance pao
$1,000.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

Senator Q8illiam Bopb Muilon /
Soma bpbe fit 9lem / Dubuque ben
Abe os. San bapbe peret 6oreneoe
Staters Senator 35 Mar og falbtes
@enatets Taber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

Smtrln9 2isnite / 9forb Dotota
tt9es @rp6en at baue tortet bort paa>
9runo al Mangel paa &egn. Set iamz
me lfal pere Eilfelbet / fprre eler n1ins
bre ubFratnin9 anbre 9teoer bet 5tas
ten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

Sra @aibburn, Bis., bleu naeooe(t
/ @lutnin9en al i1ite 1ge, at Der ben
@gn er en- ubmertet @rebe at Blaaber
os Brineeber iaar, os at Euiinoer al
&uart9al1oner bleu plueteoe og fenote
til Wartebet bper Dag.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

9rne Epfab, en- af Npbpgserue t.
Miner County, @pb Datota, bleu brebt.
af 2pnet ben 3bie bs. set beber, al
ban ranmebeS laa baarot, at &ipbet re>.
pes fra 8enene* Jan par gatemaub>
o9 efterlaber iets Beru, bet elbtte II
MQr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

Yinsburp>Mpllen minneapolis blep
luttet 2prbas paasrunb al Pengetorpits
ltn9er. Den lfuloe aabnes t9ien unber
en- ny BeFprelle sanife itrafs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

yVv~ y 0~~v"~f '
af benz par famine gogn lum pt. Ders
for folte ri os sanite enlou1me, oa Eos
get ub paa Mftenen forloo Stattonen I
ct. Naul. Men M9entea, iom ful9te
os inb Wo9nen, opmuntrebe os meo,
at neffe Sag ffuloe ri fitfert pare paa
port Beitemueli iesfeo, b3iltet par Nber=
been, Datota Eerritorp. Sg efter
buab ri tun6e forfaa, ifulbe ut iltppe at
butte Green mere. Wten Iaa par lite
EtIfelbet. Ser par mere Beluer o9
1bebaseItsbeber ipente paa os, fpr pi
par jreu1me. Smtrent &lotten fire
nefe Morsen, oa ri balut fumreoe I
pore @eber, % iuit iom Dasen brpb
frem, tom Bremieren os ifatebe os op
os ltres i Drene paa os r@to, @to"
(paa norif).
81 iaa efter uort @totei, iom pt bap'
be taset al % iat ueb @tben at os.
San tos @toene % bialp os &iot, 1aa
ri tunbe forltaa, buab tan n'ente> Se9
bapbe mine paa en- 9an, fprenb Gree
net ioppebe. os min Brober par rtetis
paaeen. Eosbetienten siorbe Wfiner,
at pt ffulbe fpIse bau. Dain Brober
lprane inb nete 8ogu, men Betienten
tos en- liben &asle, iom bprte os til, os
ta1tebe ben ueo paa Banten nebenfor,
forat ri 1tulbe forfaa, at ri ffulbe al.
Wfin Brobes blep preo % boppebe at
efter ben; berueb talot ban operenbe os
triuebe nebouer Banfen, TOM par sanlte
bei. %es boppebe efter meb &elten at
pore eager ps baube iammen Wfebfart.
Tpr nj tom op os ristis uio{fe, buor ri
oar, 2eb Notomottuet, os uet par Erez
net~
Set par ristisuot, at ri Der itnlos al
% pente paa ct iposoaenoe Eos, o9
&onbuttpreu baube piitnot tlippet pore
Biuetter og laoet os bebolbe benz, men
bet pibRe lite ri, os ri betlageoe bpit
por @tisbne. Etl at sipre @asen
enbnu perre baube min Brober tabt lin
sBillet. naar ban TOM til at ie efter.
81 iaa npiastig oueralt, men lite @por
al ben iaaes mere.
81 ptbite, at nj enbnu uar lan9t fra
port Beitemmeliesiteb, u1en bpab Get>
ming nj fuloe, bapoe ri insen Sbe om.
@n Bpsning. lom iaa ub iom en- @ta>
tionsbyqnins, laa en- baIp D.ils Bei op
efter 2tnien, oa oioop git ri Ga for at
faa ne:mere i1nberretnins. @tations.
betienten lmel6te iule i9ien Deren oa
laa1te ben, ba ri Tom paa PlatTormen,
formobeutlig for at gaa tilienss ioien.
os ri git berfor os benste runbt en-
Eime eQer to, tnbtil Solen fom uel ep.
Da &lotten uar ipu, tom nosle &arer
forbi % fulbe paa Mrbeibe. Blanbt
benz par uosle 5ueniter, lom ri ba tunbe
fnatte neb. De fortalte os, buab ri
fulbe 9ipre, neuilig uente paa Eoget,
lom ifuloe tase os til Mberbeen. Set
git Rl. om @ttermibbaseu. 81 par
enbnu oper 3unoreoe Mtl ira port Be=
Iltemmell le8feb. Wen min Brooer, iom
iuseu Biget os insen Pense baube,
ban matte bliue tilba9e Der. Og bet
par ben ipr9eliaite @rtarinq leg baube
paa belle Euren, nemlis at maatte reiie
fra bam os ie bam itaa ber enc % fore
labt, uben penae paa ben poe Prairte.
Men ieg tom oa uel os beboloen frem
til Wenner os Betienote og fit telesrafes
ret, faa ban tom freu1 ben nelte Sag.
Otto @trpmber9.
W1r. @trsmbers alemte en- cling ueo
@ubeu af Beretninsen. S0et pilbe boue
peret intereslant at uioe, ON ban bleu
rig, lom ban penteoe at bl.ue, og buors
lense bet blep, fpr ban uanot &isooms
men. n9ebl. &eb.
Deu her Staten 1907 antaQne
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

Man anl1aar MI, at @bicrso bar en-
Tolfemensbe al 2 1926, 900 eQer So, 900
mere enb ifior.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-12

49, Yet5DateIaUIlluHJ,
118 9ineoln Qpe. gif, peit for @la1s 8lod.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-02-20
FOOTBALL FOUND TO
BE NO BAR TO RELIGION.

Princeton, N. J., Feb. 17.-Few peo-
pie are aware of the fact that many
of the college football players are not
prominent on the gridiron alone. Some
turn their energies to hOnOrs in schOl-
arship; some to literature; some to
music; and as q fact a gOOdIy pro
portion take Up religious work while
in college and are prime movers in
the regular religious institutions of
the university.
Of football men in Princeton uni
versity in the last five years, it IS es-
timated that more than 35 per cent
took more than the average interest
in religious work.
Going over a list of some of the
grtdiron stars in Princeton in the last
few years, It shows that many of
them have led the prayer meetings of
their class on Sunday evening and
have in other ways shown their in
terest in what is termed the ethical
side of college life.
Tooker, who played end on Prince
toms 1906 eleven, was president of the
PHILADELPHIA society. the institution
which corresponds to a Y. NJ. C.. A.
in Princeton.
James L. Cooney, perhaps one of the
most famous athletes OF the collegiate
world in recent years, a football play
er of aII-American honors and captain
of two champ. onship baseball mines,
led his class in prayer several times
during the year and was member of
committees of the Philadelphia so
ciety.
Donald Herring, center of the 1906
team, was a religious worker, and is
now a Rhodes scholar at Oxford
Robert R. Galley, all-American cen
ter on Pr.nceton's championship team
N 1896, is in charge Of the religious
work Of Princeton and Picking, China.
E. A. Dillon, the star quarterback of
the last three years, who has been
elected as captain for the 1908 team,
has always attended religious meet
ings here and has taken an active in
terest.
Of the last team which represented
Princeton and played Yale the u to 10
game which VIII be entered in grid
iron annals as one of the most famous
struggles between the Tiger and the
Bulldog, there were several men who
have been leaders in religion. Among
these are Booth 1909, Philips 1908,
Wister 1908, Dillon 1909, Mac Fayden
1910, and Harlan 1908.
Moreover, there are scores OF sub
stftntes and scrub players whose ath-
Ietic achievements are not as prom:n-
ent. who are frequently delegates to
student conferences, members of re
Tgious committees and other college
institut.o ns which have to do with the
moral side of life.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-02-20
STATE UNIVERSITY LEADS.

Commended as Exponent of Practi
cal Education.
The University of Wisconsin has
recently been commended as the
leading American exponent of educa-
ton along practical and useful lines,
especially in connection with the
anti-tuberculosis movement When
the American people are confronted
with the fact that $500 people die
annually in Wisconsin from tubercul-
osis and that 10000 are innocent SUI
ferers from the disease, the foes o.
tuberculosis argue nothing can be
more important in the educational
system than spreading the informa-
ton that tuberculosis is an unneces
sary cause Of poverty, suffering and
death.
When the full truth that tuberculo-
sis is communicate e, preventable and
durable is realized, the white plague
will be wiped off the earth, they say.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-02-20
NEW RULES NEEDED
Fob TRAIN CREWS
OPERATING OFFICIALS PREPARE
TO COMPLY WITH FED
ERAL ACT.
5tKTEEN-HOUR LIMIT MAKES MEG
E3SARY THAT WORKING REG
ULATlONS BE REVISED.

Operating officials are busy figuring
how they viii be able to comply with
the provisions of the federal law max
ing it illegal for any employee connect
ed with the movement of trains to
work more than sixteen nours conseC-
utiyely. The act, which becomes eff
fective March 4. is specific in its
terms, but to make working Gondi-
lions throughout so that they will fit
in calls for extraordinary efforts from
the officials.
Il wish we knew what we were
going to do about the law" replied
an official. I'VE are now seeking to
learn from the legal lights what will
have to be done"
Operating officials say that the men
usually do not have to work longer
than sixteen hours. But there are eX-
ceptional cases. There may be a hot
box, or the other hundred and one liz
tie accidents, to delay the movement
of train and the crew gets in at the
terminal several hours behind the
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-02-20
A. n, WAGNER REMOVED FROM
$1,000 POSITION IN STATE
TREASURY.
ALLEGES GROUNDS OF INCoMPE-
TENCY AND INSUB-
ORDINATION.
OUSTED EMPLOYE RETAINS
ATTORNEYS AND WILL
LITIGATE.
Madison, Feb. 10

Madison, Feb. 10.
State Treasurer A. Fl. Dahl yester-
day discharged A. H Wagner of Mil
waukee, bookkeeper, alleging incompe-
tency and characterization as the rea-
sons. William Pugh Of Fond du Lac,
who recently had to give up a clerk
ship in the treasury department, it is
said, will temporarily take the place
of Mr.. Wagner. The salary of the
tookkeeDer place is $1,800
Mr.. Wagner has been in the depart
ngent for several years, coming in I'm
der the treasuryship Of J. J. Kempf
1t has not been publicly known that
there was objection to Mr.. Wagner,
for he has a good reputation for cour-
tesy and competency. He has re-
ia ned the law firm of Miner & EIver
and will take the case to the courts
On mandamus proceeding. The pa
pers are already being drawn.
The letter Of Mr.. Dahl to Mr.. Wag-
ner, informing him of his discharge, is
dated February IS and is as follows:
Dear S:r:-Numerous complaints
have been mnde to this office for some
time past that warrants were being
held uD for an unreasonabIy long
time before drafts were issued to
cover same. I have attempted to ex-
cuse the delay, but do not feel justi
fed in doing so any longer Matters
are growing worse and to my aston
ishment I found on examination the
18th inst. that you held II warrants
with receipts and addresses attached,
dated February 5th which were hand
ed you by the assistant state treas
that you issue drafts for same al
once; that you held 283 warrants for
the state university that were dated
February 9TH besides a large number
dated February 18th, for which drafts
were issued a day previous by an
other clerk in this department, after
having been called for at four differ
ent times by the secretary of the
board of regents of the university,
and your attention having been called
treasurer each time; that % warrants
with receipts attached issued Febru-
airy 8th. 148 warrants with receipts
attached dated February 10th, 35 war
rants with receipts attached dated
ruary 12th and 222 warrants dated
February 10, all awaiting your atten-
ton
Now, therefore, in order that this
important work may be placed in the
hands Of some party competent to do
the work promptly and give the people
of this state the proper service to
which they are entitled, I hereby
serve notice on you that your services
in this department are no longer re
qUired and that YOU are hereby re
moved from your position in the Of
flee of the state treasurer for incom-
potency and characterization, this dis
charge to take effect at the close of
business on February 18th, 1908
"a. H. Dahl,
state treasurer"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-02-20
TACks LITTLE BOYS TONGUE
TO THE BACK OF A CHAIR

Canal Dover. o., Feb. 19.-Because
Sampson Fowler. a seven-year-oId in
mate of the Tuscararawas county
chiIdren's home, refused to confess
the theft of a lead pencil, Miss Clara
Sterling. assistant matron, it is said
compelled the child to extend his
tongue over a chair back while she
drove a tack through the tongue with
a small hammer. The suffering of
the child, whose tongue is swollen so
terribly that food cannot be taken,
brought the disclosure. The humane
society was notified, the woman ar
rested and fined SO and costs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-02-20

of the Cosby hotel, in the ONCE OF
the hotel last night. Hayes and
ODonneu quarreled with Clerk Viii
lam Murray, over the latter's state
ment that two men they sought had
left the hotel Cosby responded to
Murray's call for help, and hayes, it
is said, attempted to assault him.
Cosby drew a pistol and shot both
Hayes and ODonnell. Both men,
were seriously injured and were TAX
en- TO a hospital. Cosby was AZ
rested. Hayes will die.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-02-20
BAN ON DIVORCES KEPT
OUT OF MICHiGAN'S
NEW CONSTITUTION
State treasurer. >

Lansing, Mich, Feb. 19.-The d.
vorce question was excluded yester
day from the new state constitution,
now receiving its finishing touches at
the hands of the constitutional CON
yention. Delegate Flanagan o. Nor
way. Nch, first attempted to have
the convention adopt a proposal to
entirely prohibit the granting Of di-
vorces. Failing p this, he offered a
proposal that divorces should be
granted only on scripturaI grounds.
The latter proposal drew Is favorable
votes. but there were 80 against it.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-02-20
PREPARATIONS
FOR CONVENTION
STATE CONSUMERS LEAGUE TO
MEET AT THE WOMAN'S
BUILDING.
Madison. Feb. 19.

hdUISOllJ L GU. To-
Preparations are being made for the
annual meeting Of the State Consum-
ers' league to be held in the Woman S
building Thursday. There will be two
sessions, at and p. M. The public
is invited to both. Commissioner J,
D. Beck, Mrs. G. E. Buell., Mrs. Gud-
den and the Rev. A. A. Ewing speak
in the afternoon. In the evening the
addresses will be by the Rev. H. H.
Jacobs of the University Settlement,
Milwaukee, and Miss Irene Osgood. At
& o'clock a supper will be given by
the Madison Consumers league 70 the
visiting delegates, of whom rs are eG-
pected from Milwaukee, Oshkosh,
Fond du Lac, Evansville, Green Bay,
Neenah, Manasha, and Grand Rapids.
Members of the local league, who wish
places reserved for them at the sup
per, should send their names to Mrs.
Joseph JastrOW.
An exhibit Of white label goods will
be held during the convention. Part
of the material comes from the Osh-
kosh underwear factory and part from
the Standard Manufacturing company
of Jackson, Mich. The latter exhibit
is made by the New York store of
Madison.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-02-20
HEAD BOXER DEAD.
General Tung Fun Slang Passes Away
in Exile.

Shanghai, Feb. 19.-General Tung
Fuh Slang, leader of the boxers in
the uprising of 1900, is dead. He had
been bantshed to Kan Su.
Tung was regarded at one time as
the ablest and most powerful If the
Chinese generals. He was neither
Chinaman nor NManchu. but was born
in central Asia among the Moham
medans. He held several military 20
sitions and was conspicuously success
full. In the spring of 1900 he appeared
at Pekin at the head of 10000 +roops
largely recruited from ex-Mohamme-
dams When the anti-foreign out
break came 10 head Tung was the
only commander who achieved any
early success against the allies.
In February, 1901, in conformity
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-02-20

MEMBERS OF FACULTY OF
NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY
RUN DOWN.

South Bend. Ind, Feb. 18.-ReV
Andrew J. Simmon was killed and
Rev. T. ]. Murphy seriously injured
last even ng when a sleigh in which
they were driving was struck by an
interurban car. Both the priests
were members Of the faculty Ct
Notre Dame university.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-02-20
LINER NEARLY SWAMPED
nv AUCE THAI WA

New York, Feb. 19.-An encounter
with a veritable tidal wave in mid
ocean, which almost swamped the yes
sci, was reported by the steamer St
Andrew, from Antwerp. Officers of
the steamer think the wave was
caused by a submarine eruption.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-02-20
HASH HOUSE WAR
ENDS IN MURDER
TWO MEN KILLED, SIX INJURED
AND IS PERSONS
ARRESTED

Connellsville, Pa, Feb. 1.-two
men were killed and six others seri-
ousIy injured in a riot at Dunbar last
night. FOrty-five persons were arrest
ed by the police, who were called to
queIl the disturbance. The trouble is
the outcome of rivalry between two
boarding houses conducted by foreign