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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
9aS Union gabnboiS. ErOieft.

Die FcHnipIhanio @obn @eiell-
ldoft dn0crt olti NurutbCu ibrca
NnunltcS iGren Stonommft. -
6Glt jest Die @%clp0brung elmer
@crcttiome fir oo9 &cQcn uclIcr
@clcilc fir notblucuoi0.
Ser Gil2iiibrunQ oeS |roicft5 0cS
ncllcn Union 9obnboico lfcint iid)
ouf cilntul biIrd cine nclle Sdyuic.
riGtcit mritcr 81 perj0gcrll, TieNobu
bat iid nGnlid) ourd ibren NnmuIt
Ycrnur0 Garter pcrouIobt. uli ben
StolOpuift GeItcut, bob tic iiir bic
EeglIng Der neilcn @eIeiie elmer &c
rcd)tiome be0uri, 6oB 0obcr Der @oll
oe0 llcllcll @obnboir5 bon Der Sc
m0brun9 oOer gIihtOcu0brmg oieier
@crchtlomc ~obb0ngig lit. Gi5Der
bottc lie einen entacgclqelcbten
Ston0pllntt pcrtretell. Seit0cm ober
Stn0t Erofulrntor Noe Oorullf be
Itono, III sic 0a9 Grojett bctrciicn6c
&cror0nInN Elm Enhancement cill3ll.
IlINen, IN mcl6em ouaOriidIid) bctont
miro, bob Die Ecroromlnq, lpcldc ben
llmbou Der 9rildcn g~encbnli9t, nidt
5llglcjd) 0uS Hcdt 5lm Scgcn ncller
@clciic in iidl id)IieBt, bot Die Sabn.
@clcIlldntt lire Nnliht gc0nbcrt. Nll
elmer GonIercll5 5miidcn Sru. Garter
lln0 Nrn. zoe mod)tc Scr Grltere oieie
GrorInltng, in0enl cr 0arouf ororlg,
IN Die Tcroronlung cine alouiel eill-
}uiilGclL lucld)c beitimumt, ooB sic
Sto0t lid) ucrpilihtcn iou, Der Vobn
bel G%rlnu0um1 0icicr@eredtiomc BON
Scr Scai0lotllr bcbiiIilid SIT ieinL II.
onB Die @obnL inn Sale BOB bic Sc
giaIotur cine ioldlc @cred)tionc Der.
iuciacrn iontc, bon ser 8erpili6tung
Scr Grbonnng OeS neutrality-suspicious.
boicS ertblnbcu iein ioa.
Inter bieicn llmitGnoen crideint
Oo& Cine ielt5uitcben onB nit Der
Nrbeit an oenl ncllcu guDnboic nid)t
Dor N6lmIf Der ndhitcu HcgiSloturs
iiblunO bcAonmcu lucrocu miro. Gieic
Belt miirOc ilbriAenS nod imncrbolb
Scr IN Der &eroromng fir bicicn
3lucd lcitgcicbtcn 5riit (ein Sobr)
lieNcIl.
!Sr, Foc nrod)te Der giioget 9c.
borbc III ihrer %gcitrigen Sibung bon
Der gc0enmGrti9cn Sn6Ioge Wiittbeis
hug rlh pcrtrot babel nohoriidli
der ais 5unor oen Stonopuutt, oaG
Die Stoot bon Der 9obn iiir sic 5luei-
lellos mertbuolen EripilegielL meIfe
lie 0erielhen nit ser Gerorommg be
milligt, elm cntiprchcnocS 9leqlliuo-
lent 5ltgelid)crt crbult. Worolli Sr.
Noe belon0cr5 8cluid)t Icgt, lit Die
Nllsnler5ulta 0eS MouhiibcI9 mo
ierner Die Grtidcibung Der Sro0e, OF
lid nit Ocnt bon ser Vobn iiir oicicn
3rpcd nn31ciporiencn 9etruge bon Ell
ner bolbel Wiqioll mirflid) ein ollge-
nlelIcncr @obnbof bolcn lGbt, mo
DER lucitcrcn 6rnAc, Oh Die Gcrlc-
Nlll9 Der @clciic bciiu. 2eaung Der
llcllcn Oclciic mirtlih Sortbcile iiir
Die StoOt in lid) idIicbt.
Sic 9cb0roc bcidloB, ser gnrc-
glll0 bc@ Nrn. Noc iol0eno, cine 81
blung Der Mruli5ipolcn auuit Cont
n~liliion cin5rlbcruicn, bonlit oieiclbc
ilbcr Die chen cripGhntel Tro9cn cin
@utadtcn obgctcn fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
Sebbel's ein3iges Nt,Iier.

@ir baden MIR Elm ateIirr in Sal.
timore, nnS bas befinbet i'd ii ber
Wfaae 5n ebcner Grbe, Nr.32I, Nprb.
CAB, nabe Sisb.Str. Ginocr.Ybo.
tparapbien cine Spesiaii:Gt. - Seine
Agenten amS feineSreppen Al iteisea.
3. 9eb6eI. 9. Grai, VeiAansfStrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02

Bum Milpuufct Stat
Gongreb. - Wchr ais 5000 Sfot.
ipieler O%iiriten al DEM eroben Cur
nier tteilnebmen, oos gelegentlid oc&
pom 10. bis 81. Sum- in Milpoufsc
togcnben noroonlerifaniid,cn Sfnt.
9ungreiieo itattIinoet. GoB BON Der
1eitbeb6rbe cine iolfe Maiicnbetbci
ligung ernartet miro, ninlnt nid,i
Wiirloer, lpenn man IN Grlp1auuo
5lebt, ipeld)e m%ngcpobnlif bo6,r
Frciie bcn poderen aGn,pen luinfei,.
$1,000 gnor crbGlt scr @eluinncr Sc:
erltcn Erciies, ~luobrlidp Gin Siimm.
den. nm oaS mond)er @en3clritter
cine lnlae 3ciic risfircn miro. allies
Il, Illcm 9clanacl 9~uurprciit inn &c.
lamrnltbttrnGc bon iiber $4,000 sur
Tertbeillng. Sniprmation ieomcocr
Irt miro bereitpilieit pou Srn. Saul
Sromnolp, Tr. Al. MiIpaufecltroBe.
Milmollfec, Dem SefrctGr Scr ,Noro.
gmcritaniiden Sfat Siso." crtbcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
9bes. $. 7iener & &c.,
2t7, Strake.

9eutfhes unb nn6eres auSl1ubi.
fGes @eIb sefauft unb p~erfauft
0eI6ien6ungen beiorst nod Gcutid-
lamb, Deftreih, RubIonb u. I. NJ
Be&fel a~iisaeitellt auf alsJGnbifhs
Do-Een. 4re6ttbriefe unb 2raueIers
&Jeques. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
UcIo5eubunaen

@eloienormgen nod TeutidIanb
nno Seitreid llnearn fiber uilb
itneu beiorst. 5, 10 uno 20 Marf..
icfpie 10 ino 20 Gronen Sheine az
p~erfaufen.
Sbeo. 8. Diener e g.,
o. &r. 217, Ch-0sItimrre.Gts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
8erbredjer an Der Nrbeit.


Gin @oagon ser .NdrDlon6 Glef.
triid)cn 9obn" cnt9leiItc nobe
annapolis. Ter Wotoriiibrer
uro ell Teacr uerlCtt. Gic
llmitGnoe ocuten ooruuI bin Bob
bic Weibe pon ruhloicr SonO
iolid) gelteat lpllrOc.
Gurd) ruf)loic SonO mur0c 1eitcrn
Worgcn Gin Naaaon ser YMorpluno
GIcttriihen Giienbobn Gpmpognic"
IN ser JtGbe BON Nnuopoli3 5lum
GntgIetlen 9cbrod)t mo Der Motor.
fiibrer ". ". geopcra, iolbic Elm Jar
bigger Nr6eitor ocrieIbtn Gonlpognie
ourd) Sdnitte I'M @ciit)t, bc5lu. Ser
Sono pcrlebt.. SnucrboIb Der leBtcl
@odc mllroc bereit3 }pcinol pom M
%btf0nnten Tcrbred)cru uCrilltt, &aN.
CONS 3llr Gnt9lciiung 81 btin9en, ltnO
Die EolIJci, meltc cine clrgeben0c
llntcrilldnnG ongeitclt bat, ucrnuts
tibet ans 0en l"(mitdu0cu, Dcld)2 nit
GEM gcItrigcn &crbrcheu I'M 3rlont-
mcnbunA itcbcn, OoB ca lid nm cine
&Cridp0rnng Qegcn 0Cn Wioloriiibr'r
9cupcr5 bon0elt. HeBtcrcr mar olld)
Oer5cit Der Siibrer oea @n9Qons, Der
bel cincm llniall gGn}lid 0cmollrt
uno 01lcgentIid oeiicu }luei EoiIo0ie.
re 9etobtet mlirben, ooB Die Meide,
mclt)e lid ungcfGbr cine babe Wteile
lucItlidl Don annapolis beiinOet,
mutbmiQtg geoiinet uto Damn 2illc
cine ~ci'erne Settle 5miitcn Oicielhc &c.
lcgt iuurbe, ilnl 0o9 ShlicBen ocricl-
ben 5l ucrbinoern. Ser Moglon,
meIdlcr nit Foiio9icrcu unO 5umciit
Observation-Disclosures bcicBt mar, per
licB AnlopoliS nm VI ltbr DIOR.
gems. NlS oerielbc Die Neidc poiiirz
tc, li2ien Die Hdocr iiber Die in oieicls
be gclcgte Settle uno aus Sem @cleiie.
Ser Wotoriilbrer ertunltc Die Oros
ben0c @efabrt lofort mo lcBte nllc
Sebel III VcluegunQ, INN Den Wogs
gor gum Stebcn 5u brinAcn. - Ter
Mng0on, melder III roicn0er Gle
iibcr Die Sd)uaIlcu iprnnQ mo per.
ldiercntlid) um5llfippcn 0robtc. fam
Damn enolidl ungci0br 30 bis 40
2)orbS hintcr Der @eihc, 5llm Salten.
Inter ben Eoilogiercn mar ein Honit
c%ntltonoen, bod, ais lih bcrolts ltelltc,
Dob 9iiemuno erltlid perlcBt NOR, be
ruhigtcn it'd oieielben raid mie0er.
Ter ltuio1 ipurbe ioiort nod gnlti-
more mo Nnnapoiia bcridtet, unO
Gle Vcumttn Der Vabnuermaltung ers
fldrten, Dob c5 einem Terbrcder llnz
lduucr lei, bic Weide 81 itellen un0
ooolrdl cinen Giienbobmmiul III Der.
rriuden. SoQte Die Feriou austin.
Dig gernad)t merpeL lpelde mas &c.
mclnc &erbredlcn hegiug bllrite Die.
lelbc Ciltcr idNucren 3lldtb0HSItrnit
9emGrtig icin.H .r.,. .r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02
&cnrn Sdmit' Seitamcnt,

Ger tiir5Iih %perItnrbcnc 9tedltSonnult
@eurp StnliB binterlGBt ieiner
Wittluc Icin @run0itiid mo oic
&0litc oco Ncrm0aenS. Sein
Sobn crit oic onocrc NGlitc.
Nnd) Dem SeItomcut ocs Dor ctli
d)cu Gogcn aus Dem Seben gcId)ic-
0cnen Srn. Scnrp SfnliG, elmer Der
hcItbcfonnteitcn 9cftSontuulte pom
Dit . Baltimore, binterl0Bt oerielbc
lcin @runoitild, 9tr. 202G, Dit Bal
tinnorcitroBc, ioluie 0oo olli oemielben
Itebenoe 0ebGlt0e nebit Wobilinr lei.
ller @ittmc, Srnu Wtorp Is. SdmiB.
Der Grbloiier beltinmt IN Dem ges
tern Dem Muilengerid)t sur @citGti.
gllna einQereid)ten lebten WiQell, ooB
Der Hcit leines &ermogen0 IN 5ruei
Sbeile QetbeiIt meroc, uno Ole cine
SGllte ieiner Nittmc, Die ouoere
SGIfte ieinem Sobn, Dem Hehtsull.
lualt Vernoro u. Sdmib, onbcim-
iaue. gu SeitomcntspoIlitredern
lpuroen 6rou Shmib uno Sacob g,
WcGonol0 ernunnt. GoS Seitoment
ootirt bonn II. WGrS 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02


Wit Sclu r0'S @i(0. u Gic
Observation-Disclosures helfe llnclc
Sam onlGBlih scr oIloStu.Outon'
Fuciiic.G expedition" berouS0cbcn mill,
lucrrcn boS @ilo &lu. s.. SNporO'1
crhoItcL mCld)cr Stoot0ictrctGr mor,
ais Die Ser. Stuotcn 0crl ruiiiid)cn
9Gr ooS GroBc Serritori nm Nloatu
obtnlliten. llnclc Gam bate uniGn1.
lid bcublid)tigt, bic Murtc nit Der
photographic CineS G~iSflmupcna 81
5lcrcll. Gic 9cu0lferlm9 uon Yluafn
obcr protcitirtc, neil cin iold)c9 9ilo
ocn Gill0rlld mnd)til miir0c. ais lei
Nloafa mcitcr 9tid)tS, ais cine Giaz
miiitc.
.S0bnC Scr HcpoIution"
/ II " nnnpuli0 8. - 215 Iclcguten,
mcld)e on Dem bier tdacnoen GongrtB
Der DSobne Der umcritoniid)cu Hepp.
luton" Shcil nobnlen, perunltoltetel
Qcltcrn cine Grturlion nod) Nnllopo.
lis.
@cin @clO fiir 2ibertu-
EitC, - Nic Staots.2
G%ommiiiion bot nunn,cbr bcn slntroN
Iilr 0en Grucrb Der 2ibectp-S urnpife
enN0iIlti9 obQclcbn.. Gic 8eieuldoit,
lr'ldler 81, SonoitroBe 1ehort, bate
$1,000 iiir ooH @c9credIt %perlongt.
Spfer iciner II nporih .
tiafcit. @Gbrcno er geltern al
Der GotbeoralItruBc unbciu9t oen Sc
bel cilles I~utomobils anioBtc, lpuroc
oen l6 Sabre often Sobn ". MtcGor.
mid ein Iold)cr Shlog ertbeilt, boB err
eIlcn Nrnlbrtd) Crlitt.
Seine 0cpolltcrtcn Sci.
len Gic Eoliici : GonniiiGrc bo-
ben ac1ern cn~tid)icocn, in Der mittIe'
rem Noli5ciIlotion teinc gcpolitcricl,
3clcn cinrld)tcn 5il lniicn, ga JIG cine
'old)e Ginrittnng ais pernltct uno
umnotbiG boltcn.
Grlitt Bril- + ~ Il ben. =
Sri. &ntie 0uii, % ,Sabre olt, bon
Nr. 6l2. Siib-N cgeltcr. StraBc, crlitt
ollt lebtcn Mittuod) III Der Anlogc
Der "aiIm Eoting Company" ihlim.
ne @riibpumocn an beioen slrmcn
rllo nili Der rcd,tcn Seitc hcS &c.
lid)ts. Gos M1od)cn fam nit cincm
elmer tod)enocn @aliers in Der &ono
81 Sail.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-02

Mus z porIumf eit& VI ii #
/ d. hat Die Sdulbcb0r0c in IT.
rer lcBtcn Grctutipiibung Dos Serlon-
gen beS Superinteno1ntcn Sau Sidlt
iiir nlebr Sdulbiid)cr, meltc oen9in.
bern gum Stlloircn nit nod) Sarlic
gegebcn mer0cu iuuten, uorlGriig ob-
gelpieien.
@eIbid)ronf0icbc an Scr
Irbcit. - %n Der Godt pom Grei-
tng olli QcItcrn mlrOc Der @clOidronf
I'M Viirtou Scr nSof Sopn-Gcmctc.
rp" on Der GoIternsNpenue = Mouo
onld)eineno orrd) proieliioncllc Gin.
BREEDER nit Gpnunlit Nclprcn0t. Sic
Siebc mlIr0cn abcr fir ibrc Wiihc
nid,t 3ntid)G0iat bn Der Weloihront
mr. Bidder entbiclt. Die (but muroc
crit 9cItern &ormittoN cntbcdt, ais
SuperintcnoCnt Wtoiiitt unb Ociien
NliiItcnt HiforoIun bus 9iircuu be.
trotcn. Gic Gnntou Ypli5ei bot nod
feline Smlr BON Den Gicbcn.
Ser ID al Gall oeS Ser.
mania M GnnerdorS," oa.
jGhrlid) cincS Der glGn5cnoitcn Geiell-
ldoftlidcn G~reigniiic i'm oeiitifcn
Gtrcinslcbcn Scr Stoot, iinoct onl
tonmcnoen Mittmof Abeno in ser
&ercinSbolle itott. s[ldj in oieienl
Sabre nieocr hat Elm arrangements.
Gonnitc, oos lid aus Mitglicocrn ,ll.
lanlnlenicbt, Die in Der TerollItultln1
ocrortigcr Nffnircn Hortillc huben,
rmfollcnoe Sorbereitun0cn fir ooS
Nclt 9ctroifcn. iooob Gin Al1n5cnoe.
GrTola 0ornldlt ousblcibcn fam. Sir
Die Wtitglieoer, iucld)e oil Dem Gotil.
lon (8ermon) tbeilnehmct, lit cine
belonoerc Erobc olli mor9cn Mbeno
s ltbr 30 ongciett. Nur Iie. lpelfC
oiele Frobe mitmodclL oiirien Den
Gotllon mitton5elt. @eieQid)uits. gal.
5ug Grnd ooer Surcoo) lit uorae.
ld)rlebclt. &inoer bobcn SIT ocnl goll
fcinen 3lttritt.
9r. Stonemcid d. t aus Ger
3oIclnaehmcr @iuiom j. Stonc, oei
Niibrer Der republitoniidcn Yortei,
ORGANIZATION i'm Mnrn(nrS ,ot riuf
Nlttforoerung Oes Srr. .. 9. Sbrsc.
pes, Hcs @oriibers hcs Mm,ofroti.
'd)c1t Stubt.Gomite's. oaS @abl-
Inienocmcnt in oiicntlid)cr TebattC
jt b%cbnnoeln, nit Ger 9egriinoun1
ob91lebat. Dab er llid)t cin scniigens
bcaabter Neoner Iei. r>n ieiner Amt
mort weidt b~cionoerS ST.. Stone Ser
Nroge aus, iolucit ais sic NuslGnoel
III 9ctrod)t tpnimct.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-19
REGREI.S
% The clarlSs Pp6ag

To the ciariSsbltrg Public
on the seecat ien ofioilF Fifst Annu-
q Fashion show last efe nihg, Thurs
day, March eighteenth, there were
many who We're unable 10 SEQ the eI-
siistts OWNS 70 the very great crowds
present Numbering close 10 I'VE thou
sand people. by conservative estimate
We are extremely sorry that arr
rangericnts were such that eiiiys a
portion of attendance could see and
viii promise therGil3 not he a repeti-.
tlon ofilast night atour Second FASH
ION Show.
We win profit from experience and
so arrange that an who come, re-
CARELESS Of how3many. they shall see.
without dlftopltss the. exhibition. 4
Regretting again. and, thanking one
and all for thelr. presence, Indulgence.
and applause.
Remain sine
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-19

MiaNIED-a good white woman for
cook and white girl for dishwash-
er; good wages. Apply Peoples
hotel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-19
"A GOOD REASON
.cIarksbWs People Can Tcll Yoa
Wight Is So.


Doap's kidney pills cure the causy!
OF disease and That is why tho
cures are always lasting. This rcmcs
dy strengthens and tones up the kids
|ficSs, helping them to drive out OF tho
body the liquid poisons that cause
bachache, headncie and distressing
kidney and urinary complaints.
claFksburg people testify to pcrma-
nent cures
u. a.. Griffin. living at 1874 W. Pike
street, Clarksburs. W. Va. says:
ABOUT three years ago my back COM
mcRced TO give inc a great deal of
trouble. II acbed during the day and
at night would be very lame and
sore. j suffered for long while
without getting relief until / saw
JOoah's Kidney pills advertised. j
procured a box at Wells & Hay
makers drug store and used them
as directed. The steady pain soon
left me and ! have not felt II since
Ny. wife also used Doan's Kidney
Pills for kidney trouble and back
acho and the results were Just as
satisfactory in her case"
For sale by all dealers Price 80
cents. Foster G:ilburn Co., buffalo.
New York, sole agcnts for the United
States.
Remember The name-Doan's-
take no other
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-19

THE PARsoNs-souprks co.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-19

Marsh Cannon. OF Llttleton. state.
saperintendsnt Of the PhIladelphia
Company Of West Virginia. was in
the city over night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-19

John L. Gawihrop was here last
evening from Bridgeport.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-19

LosT-ThursGay afternoon between
DR. aStather's office and 357 Lee
street, gold pin. Finder viii
kindly return TO DR.. Mason's Of
flee, Empire Bldg. and receive
reward.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-19

-WAINTED-lt once, position BY.
young man III grocery or general
store, or assist in Office work.
good reference. have schad some
experience, age q years. Ad-
dress a o. II. care Telegram.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-10
JEFFERSON.

SPRNGvILLE, November Miss Flor.
ence Reed was taken to the Lutheran
hospital on the 31st for an operation for
appendicitis, which she successfully I'M
derwent and is improving nicely and
will soon be instructing the s'young
ideas again in our school. She gave
very satisfactory and successful fall
term. Frances Older was at the par
rental home couple of days the past
week, returning to Sparta on the 9th
accompanied by her sister, Alice, who
viii visit relatives and friends there the
coming week j. G. Officer, an at
torney at law of Milwaukee, was the
guest of his brother the past week.
w. E. Nelson of Viroqua was purchas-
ing poultry here one day the past week.
%. Reed has began the erection of
a new residence Elder Stephen of
Sparta came down for his regular ap-
pointment at the Advent Christian
church morning and evening -. Mrs.
Mary D. Brown and daughter Florence
came down from Viroqua for a Sunday
visit with relatives and to attend church.
-. Mrs. A. B. Thompson has taken Up
hsr residence II Viroqua. isir. and
Mrs. Frank Graham occupy the farm
residence of the late A. B. Thompson
-. Mr.. and Mrs. John Side came down
last Sunday and spent the day with
Mrs. Sides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
liver johnson ....,It is said that Ole
Tryggestad is in this locality shredding
corn. -. The town board of Viroqua
town ere having erected new bridge
on route No. s, near the residences of
Thos. johnson and Joseph Buchanan.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-10
THE LA CROSSE NORMAL SCHOOL,.
End of First QuArtsr-the Record and
Outlook

The first quarter of the normal school
closes Friday, the IL, and the second
opens on Monday following, November
is. New pupils may enroll either or
Saturday or Monday, and may enter
without Inconvenience; for in many sub
jects beginning classes will be organic.
ed. This win, moreover, be good en-
tering time for farmers sons who have
been kept out of school on account OF
fall work. These can enter at this
time and pursue their studies during the
two quarters before the spring work on
the farm begins.
1t has now been demonstrated that
La Crosse will furnish good room and
board to students at reasonable rates.
A boarding club. with accommodations
for as many as fifty students if neces-
sary, is now in full operation.
The following fact should be known,
that county superintendent in this
section of the state have agreed to ac-
eept on teachers certificates, in lieu of
examination grades, the standing made
at the normal school. In this may stu
dents may, in few terms spent here
cover all branches required for license.
The present enrolment in the nor
NAL department proper is two hundred
and five, and this at the end of the first
quarter of the opening year. When
everything is considered, the results of
the first quarter are almost phenomenal.
In the main students have been con-
tented and their work satisfactory in
many cases of an unusually high grade.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-10
Quaker Oats

In an article published in the
Youths Companion of Septem-
Der 23rd, 1909, DR.. Browne, the
great m edical authority on
foods, says, about brain and
muscle building
There is one kind of food
that seems to me of marked
value as a food to the brain and
to the whole body throughout
childhood aud adolescen { e
YOUTH. and that is oatmeal.
Oats are the most nutritious
of all the cereals, being richer
in fats, organic phosphorus and
lecithins. p"
He says oatmeal is gaining
ground with the well-to-do OF
Great Britain. He speaks Of it
as the mainstay of the Scottish
laborer's diet and says it pro-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-10
Helpful Hints on
Hair Health
Scalp and Hair Troubles Gen.
orally Caused by Care
lessnesS

Dandruff is a contagious discs e
caused by a microbe which also pro-
duces badness. Never use a comb or
brush belonging to some one else. No
matter how clearly the owner may be,
these articles may be infected with
microbes, which will infect your scalp.
It is far easier to catch microbes than
it is to get rid of them, and s::-sss,ie
stroke of an infected comb Oh brush
may well lead to badness. Never t-v
on anybody else's has Many hat
band is resting place for microbes.
If you happen 20 be troubled with
dandruff, itching scalp, falling hair or
badness, we have a remedy which we
believe viii completely relieve these
troubles. We are so sure of this that
we offer it to you with the understand
ing that it viii cost you nothing for the
trial if it does not produce the results
we claim. This remedy is called Rex
all 1913" Hair Tonic. We honestly be-
lieve it to be the most scientific remedy
for scalp and hair trouble, and we know
of nothing else that equals it for effec-
tiveness. because of the results it has
produces in thousand of cases.
Rexall ''93' Hair Tonic is devised to
Danish flandruff, restore natural color
when it's loss has been brought about
by disease, and make the hair naturally
silky, soft and glossy. 1t does this be-
cause it stimulates the hair follicles,
destroys the germ matter, and brings
about a free, healthy circulation of
blood, which nourishes the hair roots,
causing them to tighten and grow new
hair. We want everybody who has any
trouble with hair or scalp to know that
Rexall 1893" Hair Tonic is the best hair
tonic and restorative in existence, and
no one should scott at or doubt this
statement until they have put claims
to fair test, with the understanding
that they pay us nothing for the remedy
if it does not give full and complete
satisfaction in every particular. Two
sizes, so cents and $1.0O. Remember
you can obtain Rexall Remedies in Vi
roqua only at our store. The Rexall
Store. A. ] Johnson, Viroqua, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-10
RURAL NEWS ITEMS
Contributed by the ce.nor.s
Live Correspondents
CLINTON.
'fve Correspondence
. sssssesssssssssssssss

SUGAR GROVE, November S-People
are busy getting their fall blowing done
and husking corn. A baby girl came
to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Parr
one day last week. . Albert Calhoun
visited his mother yesterday Essie
Appleman spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Carrie Calhoun Mabel
Van Duzee is working at Jesse Parr's.
-. .Alya Calhoun is in Montana looking
at land. Mr.. Abbot of Westby visited
at sam McDaniel's yesterday Blanche
Clark has been working for Attorney
Drew of La Fargo, bat returned home
last Tuesday Mrs. Link Clark is suf-
fering with rheumatism VIM. Dona-
Won will have sale soon Hattie
Collins of La Fargo is working for Sebe
Appleman. Carl Olsca is working for
Willie Calhoun :. Edna Appleman Is at
home and gaining after the serious op-
Grafton she underwent at a La Crosse
hospital few weeks ago. Busy BEE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-10
A Relisious Authors statement

Rev. Joseph Fl. Fespernlan, Sails
bury, N. c., who is The author of sew
erai books, writes: "For several years
| was afflicted with kidney trouble and
last winter was suddenly stricken with
a severe pain in my kidneys and was
confined to bed eight days unable to
get up without assistance. My urine
contained a thick white sediment and
passed same frequently day and night.
| commenced taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy, and the pain gradually abated
and finally ceased and my urine became
normal | cheerfully recommend Foley S
Kidney Remedy" A. j. johnson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-10

That Oklahoma guarantee banking
laws seems to have got tangled up with
itself to the disadvantage of quite q
number of people. The bankers seemed
to go blind, as it made no difference so
long as there was guarantee law.
The bank at Mineral Point, Wisconsin,
got tangled up with Phil Allen, Jr., so
that there is not likely to be enough
assets left to wad a gun. With good,
straight, honest banking both of these
banks would be sound today. Guarantee
or no guarantee, heedlessness and ras-
cality can break any bank Exchange.