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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06

laesn Der .GaIiFOrnia Gruit Gamers
QHoeiation" gu 6resno.
OHaboma.- Gum 2. WaIe bai
cine gunoesqranoiurp in 9uI q 4ns
Hagen erboben gegen Gego. 9osten u.
anoere prominente9lrge Dis'ss Stdds
iss, in bstriissrii4ss WsiIs AeFbtitsl
ouf 9aupldse in Mustogee ers
lanst 3u baden. Die sriis autIass
purbs ouf ts9nil9e Grinoe bin mics
osrgsiHIagen.
adn /. - Seit has neue pros
bibitionsssIsb am Jrsitos b. 80. in
araf. gstrsten. tit aanio3 pouTtdnoig
,troten". SsIbit Der gsrtauf Don
Spirlsaofsn in Q~lpot6etsn fir meoicis
niEde 3pede lit Dsrbotsn.-Aus Rohs
fir feline DienitsntIahung srinob nsr
ane6t Dan. 2osanitan bic Satin isis
Hss Qrbeitgebers, oss 6armsrs Sas.
libel 3u @runtniIleu no iogts fi9
oonn ieIbit cine augsl burf zen aOpf.
4fnbamd.- 9rei Kramer purs
ben gei0otst unO elmer idiuer perIebt.
ais elm 5radt5ug nobe mobile
ourd Notwithstanding OsrunsIitte.
Qouifidna.- gu port AIs
len muros elm Der TitbiIfs BEL siHsm
Moros UsrOddtissr Qsser ssIpnhmor'
bet.
Arfanfas.- 81 gortidno
srihoB Elm Rsger einen 6iilfsibsriH I'm
Gtrsite uno oa Elm giirgsrpofs ben
Wloros' niht finosn tonnts. sridoB %
tur5srbanb beKsH 9rubsr %. - 81
9iItpn puroen iufOlge sinerD ampfs
lei slerpfoTion :. Sloeum u. isin 9rns
Der gst0otst anb 3 onoers Wldnnsr
idpsr Dsrlsst.
Georgia Der Strsii Der Ssi'
5sr on Der Georgia Balm, Der DislfoGs
Nusfhrsitungeu i'm GsfoIss bate. 1T
beigslsst pOrosn uno bic Ssrsitss
nobmen tie grbsit pisoer auf unter
ben altsn9eDingunesn bis cine iaisess
ssridtli6s entI6eiOuHs srfOIet TT.
NET 8irginio. - Der Anss
ituno Der Mti9ioblenerSbsr i'm aunn'
p6asgebitt 1T ourn sinsH @srslsi4.
oeHsn 8ebineunssn nod gebeim sspol'
ten psresn. tssR6igs rsEssr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06

Wie bertits popf Qius 8. burd o.
crst Der bl. NbIaBeunsrsaation, 10 bal
duh yapit SEQ 13. ourt ,in an ale
9ifhSfs ssridtetss Sdreibsn oieIen
frOmmsn @ebrouh orinaeno empfob
len uno nit Abldfsn bereihsrt. lin
allen 9psifsI abeF Die 9epiuiauna bic
Ter 4bldhe aus5ui6lieben. purosn bic
lsIben ourh Elm 9scyet Der 81. Qblae
congregation BON 30. Mai 1902 &C.
nausr beitimmt. TarHad5 tonnen foIs
senbe ben 4rmen Ses!en sume-obare
AbI6Ie eeponnen Dsyoeu: u Sieben
Sabre uno z Guaor0aenen, einmal
tdsIih fir ale 9lduoigeu, peIde, iei
Is 0ffeutIid poer pripatim, i'm Mlonoi
SUM oos sOttIids 0sr5 SsIu Ourh Be.
fonoers @ebete uno iromme llsbuneen
~persbren; p polltommtner MblaB fir
ieue. pelhe entpeeey tdglih pripaiim
0ieIs frOmmeH llebuuoen perrihtsn.
Ober ipenisiens 5shHmal i'm Suni osr
offentIi9en Anoddt ~beiwobnen, an Ell
nem beliebisen Sac, oieIes Mouots
obsr an einem Der sriten aht Saae oes
Suli beihten. communicated, cine Sir.
DE o0er 0ffentlihs 6apene bsIuden Il.
oaieIbit mad Der 9lsinung Res Sl. ga.
ters beieu.
Sir bic DffentIite Teier oes Se.,
sMOndtss Iino auBsr ben oenanus
ten AblG6eR nod sini9e au~saeOebniers
Yergiinitigunssn ourh ReIcript Der
beiIisen 4bldBronsregation pom 8.
4ueuit 1906 gerpGbrt noroen, nGmIin:
y 9oltommener glblab totes quo.
ties" %. B.. jsbesmaI 10 oft man bic be-
trsffenoe Stride bsiuat uRo nab Ilei-
nung oes 81. @dters betet), ben Der
itorbenen %5upenDbar, am 30. Suni,
in isnen 3ir9en. in nelnen Der Wonat
oes beiligItsn 9er5ens feierlih ee6olten
puroe; p 6us prioileg oes areaoria=
niIden QItars .aO iHItar" IN Der WeHe
am 30. SUM fir Die Qreoiaer Oes Sers
SefusM onates uno fir bic Rsctoren
jener 9irden, in ipel6en bic romme
llebung feierli1 be0an0en puroe; -
800 Sase 4bioB fir ale iene, pelGe
DieIe llebung bef0rotrn Durn iraeno
ipelhes gu ibrer @erbreituno unO be-
rem Durdfibrung 0isnli6es sutes
Wert; uno bOIltOmmsuer QblaB fir bic
nGmIihsn Bel jeOsr Communion i'm
SUM. bsiOe ben Ssslen oes 6eefeuers
5upenbbar.
4uf eiuise anfrusen bssigIi6 oieIer
neuen gepinigunssn Bat e.. 6eiIisteit
pipit plus 10. in elmer Qubiena bonn
%. Sanuar 1908 foleenoe grlldruns
gen sesebsn:
/. Die 6sier oes 6ers SeIusM lonates
ion nit elmer QreOist entpeoer tGalit
Ober psnisIens nab Dirt BON aeits
liden llebunsen dat 3oss binOurh
gebalteu neroen.
2. Der Sdlub Ton Der @lei6f5rs
misteit unO Der gr6beren 9stbeiIiguue
Der @ldubieen ipegen am lsbten Sonnz
tag bes SUM Itdttfin0sn.
3. Die Dbissn auBergepobnli6en
Wergiinitisunseu selten audi fir bic
6eier ienes WlOnats in ben balb0ffsnts
liden Gdpenen Der Seminars, Der reliz
eiOien Gommunitdtsn uno onoerer
frommsr 4nftaIteu.
a. Dsnn Der Ssr5 SeEusMonat aus
einem seredtsn gruno uno nit @rs
IanbniB bss giTaOfs nidt i'm SUM-,
ionoern in einem anbsren Wlonat feiers
lid gebalten pirb. 70 bleiben aud oaz
fir bic srDdbntsn 8epiaigungen In
Rrdft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
9nnt B~iidJerttTd1.

Sci Hart! Sin 1sdruf gum
2sbsn. Bon SoIspb &Gnu, Gaplan an
Ct. Mauritius in G0ln. 9en3iaer
Bros. Rem 9ort. Cincinnati IL. Obi.
cago. Dreis, broIdirt, 10 @is.
Das Sc Seiten Itorte 8ii6sl6en 1T
Der iunesn Wdnnsrnslt gepiomet unb
entbdlt einen trdftisen 4ppea at einem
littli6 reinen 9ebeu. Die Grmabnuns
gen IinO practiidsr Qatur, in iur8e,
ternigs Abi6Hitts einettbsiIi, un6 tel
len bic 6ru6t Der Grfobrunaen zines
in Der pructiitsu Seelforee tbdtigen
prieifers bar. Sebes Wort otbmet
tparme 2iebs fir ben i'm Rompfs oss
2sbens itsbsHbtn iuugen Monn. Gl=
tern, bic nit Gorge lire BEL anfpad
Ienoen S0bns aus benz 6aufs ge6en
ieben. iOlsn i9nsu 6isfes ga@lsiu nit
arr ben Weg esbsH. Gs mirb Elm trsuer
GreuHo uno gsratbsr isin.
-
5tern bes Rteoerqangs.
Romon in 5pei gidsru. bon Margoz
retbe BON Ssrben. 8en3iqer Bros,
Relp gort, Cincinnati Il. Gbitago. 545
Ssiien, r.. asiHpanO gsb.. qreis
$1.20.
Der 9anb entbGlt ben poandnoiasn,
in spei gdtsr astbsiltsn Romau, Der
BEN Grso6lsrtalsnt Mlars. bon GsrBs
en's ale Gbrs maht unD ohne 3peifsl
su ben beIisn GrssusniFen Der ROmons
literdtur qs3Gblt fpsrbsn bari. Gr bat
ni6is Sorcirtss. iOnbsrn. 1T aus BEN
bonen MtnIhsnleben TRANSPORTATION
(er fpieIt gum sr0btsn 9beil in gaoen)
uno malt bic Shidlale BON pirtliden
Wenfhen, nit ibren TugenneH uno
56pG6sn. 3srf0rtes Wsnfhsnglud.
3ertriimmsries Slid Der Gltern burh
bie ghnd6s bss gaisrs. oft bebrobtes
ober sulsbt esiihertss Slid Der Ains
Der - bds III Der @runogsbonts bes
febr ieiensperthen Romons, bsn mir
belisns smpisbIsn uno Der seniB BON
isosrmonn nit Dem geipannteiten Sns
tsrsHs sslsIen ptrosn wirb.
Rotbes 9anutr mnb psfs
hes QreuB. Gr3dblung aus bsr
9eit bee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BON 6siu
rid b. 6abline. Whi IS Ginlnalts
birosrn mad gsIhihtliSen 9orlnesu u.
mad neutrality-suspicious. pou 81.
4nnen. 1872 Ssitsn. l2mo. Drieis
nalsGinbant 70 Gts. gsnsiesS gros.,
Rem gprt. Cincinnati e gbica5o.
Diefs fsTslnbe biforiihs Gr5ablung
nirb oon Juns uno ut nit gIsihsros
Sem SntsrsFs eslsTsn Dsrbsn. Gle
bt6an6elt ben in osr Gei6i6ls bss
Sohcuniierorbens ereionibooasn 3sits
abl6nitt 1913 - 1868, bic ersiqnibs
Doasn Sabre. bic bic bluiiasn admpFt
ber SobaHniisr seesn bic tarfif6en
Sssraubsr. Sic S6id6tsn bon zripos
lis unb igrs erausnhafisn admpis por
Rbcbus unb Wolio.. ben Stara hfr
s~rhgsnanHtsu 5Hisl, has QnfblHhsu u.
bic 8slasssuns Der Issisrsn fatm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06

bis 1891 mar sr i'm 9isnIte Isines Or
0ens in Bolton tbatig. bon 1891 bis
1899 in annapolis. poa 1859 bis 1902
an Der hieiiser 4Ipboniuss airhe uno
i'm Sabre 1902 frat CT Isin 4mt an
Der 81. MiooeIss Stride an. bas Il
Bis fur5 bar Isinem Soos betlsioets.
q. I. b.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06

RiibmItd herpOr5ubebta frb aud Die
geldmddoOlen SnauItrdtioneu: Is
gan3ieitige GinidaltbilOer gu ben
lpidtiaiten Scenen Der Gr3GbIung,
NortrGts beribmter @robmeiIter, To-
lois cine 8arte uno geographical &c
ihthtliAe 4bbiloungen, @u9 Der
@inbano 1T redt i9mud uuo ans
ipredeno.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06

Die Sugenb. 0rei 0ortrdae
bon Or. 6. g. 9rabl. Societp Of tbe
9ioine Wpro, Sednp. Su., 70 Seiten.
preis rsr Stiid 10 Gents Worto 2
@euts); elm DubenO 30 Gents Qorto
"a @ents); 100 Stid 800.
Dieies Seit9en, in sblsr. bersli6er
Sprdde eebdlten. 1T beTOnbers eeeigs
net our @ertbeilung unter bic Sueenb
ooer 8ur 9sripenoun9 Der aeiItIihen
Directorsn BON Sinslingsbereinen. Sn
oieIen Drsi 9ortrGgsn bebaubelt Rep.
Brill l. ben Wertb bsr Sussno, 2. bic
@efabren Der Sugenb. 8. BEN Iideren
Nes osnielben 81 entseben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
Der Mena4 Jnni u. Nie Dsrs
ehrnna Aes hetliaifen Hersens

Jefn. On pislsn Crisn pfleots
man f6on fsit tlnssm in bisism12oHdts
.o~ffsntii6 0bss pribaiim beioHbers 0ss
BITE unb FromFls usbunssn a. gbrsn
sss sSitli4sn 6ssssHs ~ 0srri6isH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06

Columbia RaIenberfHr
1909 nur 20 Gts.. poFfrsi an irs
esnb cine 4bbreHs perIonbt. Columbia
publiIbins Co.. 90 MlaIon Str, Wsil,
ipdutse.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06

Der 3msite bsutI9 : umeritaniihe
Yilssr3ug. osr unges
Die fGbr so 5beiinebmer.
ssuHa5. baruntsr psrihisosns
amerieanildben prisTtsr 3dbIt, III in
piIesr Rom einestroffeH Il.
I'm pur0e am Is. Uldi
1ism. BON gius 10. in Der
Sala osslt Qra33i in
6eionosrer 4ubieu3 empfansen. Der
WiHionsbilhof Wfgr. Ginneborn
iteats bic pilger uno giloerinsn Dem
ST.. Batter Dor; Batter Woisr aberrsihs
IL ben Qe~terspfsnnig. gsrleser Sic.
@onner aus DUBUQUE erbdt fir bic
lot6olifhe 9reHs Rorbamerica's ben
beion6srsn Gseen he's 6eilieen 8aierg.
BEN oieier nit sinigsR ermuntsrnbsn
Worisn bertitmili9h srt6etlts. Damn
canfte pius pen 9ilgern, oab he. cine
70 ipeits. esfabrboas Reiis uitt i6eu
sne. nod Rom gsiommtu isisH, i'm in
traier anhdHalidieit an ben iatb.
@laubsn an BEN @rdbern osr Qpoitels
flritsn al bsien. Damn Teqneis Der
gapit bic iIsins Ghoor. bic tiefsrgrifs
ZEN itinen Worien. ~ bic BON BEN BIZ
ihofs ing Deuiiht ab%ertragsR MIR
ben - lauidts. Die DsuiiAameritas
us- lDobnien aud Der 5eiIIsiprsdungss
isisr BEE lsl. Clemens 0laria 6oFbousr
tsi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06

6argo, q. Dat. ~ Die 6l. Dreis
foltisteits Stride in JinsoI nurbe
ourh 9lisidlag idmsr befdGoigt. =
Die 81. 9reiFaIiigtsits sgemein6e bat
ben Contract fir ben gau ibrsr nsusH
Sauls su 5000 psrsebsn unb fnb
bic arbsitsn bsrsits in Ansriff gsunals
mtn.
5i0ur sans. 9. .. Die
aaiholitsn in Blunt. 6usbss 60. uno
rmssbuua beabihtigen in oisIem
Gommer cine airhe 3u bauen.
Gbieaso, 80. ~ 4mSamstaa.
5. Suni Eat Der bohp'He 6r. Gr3s
bifdof 0uiglsp in Der Gaibeorale msbz
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06

Iebsr ben Gulturtampi in lIrusuop
(Subamerito) psrb
Der METER bsrihist: Die
GuItursamvf QRticlericnien babsE
in in urusunb sinm
Uruguay. ususn Gig srruHgsn:
Ha6 langta. bsftigsn
Ts6aiien Durbs bon Der DspusiTisns
tammer bic abf6affuns oss Reiisions.
usssrri6ts s~utssb.ibsH. GrOBs pros
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.
Shoots at Game Wardens.

Madison, April l5,-The Office OF
state game warden received blow
aimed to end the existence OF the de-
partment in bill introduced by the
committee on state affairs. The an.
thor is Senator Pearson. It provides
that the department shall be abol.
ished and its functions distributed
between peace officers OF the state
and the secretary Of state. The
money collected through the depart
meDt is, If the bill passes to he con.
tributed to the school fund The
Joint resolution memoriahzing con
gress not to pass she federal inheri-
lance tax bill passed the senate yes.
terday after a debate between Senator
Gaylord aud senator Whitehead
Another woman MAJ probably will
gain admission to the boa~j of univer-
sity regents. The assem0is revised
the Hambrecht bin which it bad re-
fused 10 advance the day before II
had been rejected by vote of As to
a. Now it was revised by a vote OF
%" Nh ah anu thNAA tNAStAN& MI ~ ca.
grussment ny a vote OF So 70 81.
The hill from the committee on
state affairs. which would compel
county boards to place all county Of
dce~s on salaries tit is permisslve
now. was stoutly supported IN the as
somby by AIR Scott, while Mr. In
gram thought IL embraced some dan
ecrous provisions. Messvs Thomas
iuealls. and s. veral Others. parici.
pa,ed I'm The discussion. rather in
Quringly The bill was eUsvossed.
1t cuts of essentially an fees except
for 'he serving Of papers outside the
county and for aCtuel expenses, Mr.,
Roethe mode a speech In behalf ~
his hNl aholishing the civil servicv
commissjc~. dAc'aring that the exist
ing law Gu~s moi improve the service,
.hat the character ot state employees
has nor been bothered, tina, no longer
have the beads % departments now
ever any great their respotst0ilit
authority over their clerks that lhe
latter have virtually Become masters.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
Assaillnn the Commissions

Madison. April I6.-The assembly
refused TO abolish the civil service
commission. the game warden bu-
reau, and the immigration depart.
ment. The Thomas bill, 10 prohibit
attorneys from signing a judges nom.
ina-ion papers was opposed By In
gals, Cleary ana Mcconnell. and ON
motion OF B. A Cady vas killed. The
Georgi resolution to amend the con-
stitution giving municipal corpora
tions power to issue bonds To pay for
lands aud public improvement Is ex.
tending over period of fifty years
was engrossed. The bill provided for
police and fire commissions in cities
of the fourth class was ordered en-
crossed.
The Sauborn uniform divorce bill,
191s, was marked by an interesting
debate in which Senators Sanborn,
Lockney and Brazeau participated.
Senator Sanborn briefly explained the
bill and opposed the amendment to
strike but the provision to have a
lawyer appointed to represent and
protect the state in divorce suits.
The bill was engrossed. Assembly
man Cady's bill prohibiting the use of
cigarettes by persons under IS was
sent to third reading without objec-
ton. The health committee presented
bill requiring that after Janaury
1916. no person shall be allowed to
practice optometry without being Ii
ceused by a state board. Penalty for
violation is fine Of from s25 to 500
and Imprisonment up to there months.
From the committee on judiciary
came a joint resolution to amend he
constitution permitting the stale or
cities to acquire lands by gilt, pur-
chase or condemnation for streets,
sites. parks and Fairgrounds.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
OBITUARY,

Andrew Rosewater, for twenty-five
years city engineer of Omaha, drop
ped dead of heart disease.
w. w. Stevenson, brother of former
Vice President Adlai f. Stevenson,
died at Bloomington ILL.,, aged 6y
years.
Harvey d. Colby. aged sc years. for
many years travelling salesman in
the coffee and spice business, died at
his home in Wauwatosa. He had been
sict six months.
Mrs. Sarah A. Strothers. a pioneer
temperance worker of Ohio and well
known in W. c. T. L. circles all over
the United States, died at Findlay,
Ohio ages 80 years.
Amzl Lorenzo Barbe-, head OF the
Barber Asphalt Paving company. died
from pneumonia at Ardsley Park.
New York. Mr. Barber was born at
Saxton's River, Vt, In 1S43.
announcement is made at the war
department that a telegram has been
received from Manila informing the
department of the sudden death from
appoplexy of Colonel J. A. Augur.
Tenth cavalry, now stationed at Fort
Mckinley. near Manila Col Augur
who was "a son of General Augur OF
civil war fame. had just been selected
by President Taft for promotion to
the rank of hrigadier general.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28

ton vice president. Mrs George Hem
stock secretary. and Mrs. T. z. Abel
treasurer. The CLUB is planning an ag.
gressive campaign for civic improve
ments
William McIlrath, stage manager OF
the Racine Bijou theater was married
at ST. Patiick's church TO Miss Muriel
V1nerie Of st. Paul. The bride is well
known in vaudeville, having Travelled
as one Of the $4,000 Henderson
beauties"
Enrico Caruso. the New York Met
ropolitan opera house tenor, sailed for
Liverpool. The tenor was indignant
at the reports that his voice was seri-
ously impaired and that he was going
abroad TO submit to an operation on
his throat. Mr.. Caruso said he had no
intention of giving up cigarettes.
In the wedding at baltimore Of T.
StufFen Taller of New York and Miss
Harriet Stewart Brown, daughter of
Alexander Brown. head OF one Of the
city's oldest banking firms. society
broke its I.enten quiet by the first of
the big Easter weddings. The value Of
the presents runs into hundreds Of
thousands of dollars. A chain of dia-
mOnds a yard long was among the
gifts
The Rev. c. Schneider Of Eau
Claire has been reelected presiding
elder Of The Wisconsin conference of
the Evangelical association when
closed its annual meeting at Lake
Mills. District elders were stationed
as follows: Milwaukee, G. F. Kiekhoe
fer: Madison. F. Homuth Fond du
Lac. John Nickel Appleton, c.
Schneider aud Eau Claire. II. j.
DrOegkamp.
f W Whitcomb, NeilsyilIe'g vete-
ran station agent has been placed on
the retired list of the Omaha rail
road under the rule OF the company
which pensions a faithful employe at
the age of 70 years. Mr.. Whitcomb
entered the service on Jan /, 1875. lie
began work at Humbird and has been
stationed at Cumberland Cable.
NeilsviIle, Mcmillan. Ashla nd and
back TO Neilsyille n 1885, remaining
there since
The Rev. stephen D. Peet, the old
est living alumnus of Beloit college,
class of 1851, has moved from Chicago
to Salem, Mass. The American Anti
quariaa and Oriental Journal, of
which h. is the founder and editor,
will be Issued from his new home. Mr..
Peet attr buies his foreign circulation
to the many missionaries Beloit col.
lege has sent out. This journal is
now an authority in nearly all
cieties in the world as to new dscov-
cries In anthropology and ethnology.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
LATER TELEGRAPH NOTES.

A fish nine inches long, with a
beard under It's mouth. was caught in
Avalon, Cal with seine
One hundred and fifty Californians
celebrated the third anniversary OF
the San Francisco earthquake az a
dinner in New York.
Truman K. Fassctt. son OF Congress
man J. Sloat Fassett. has won the
Giulford prize of $3.50 a. Cornell uni
versity for an essay.
Blowing to the vote of the congre-
CATION. women who attended services
at the First Baptist church in Elgtn.
ILL.,, removed their hats
Major Daniel y Bash, formerly OF
Chicago. retired officer of the Unit.
ed states army. died in Pass Chris
ttau. Miss. after q short Illness.
washout sent Grand Trunk
freight train into the ditch one mile
west Of Grand Rapids, Mich Three
tratnmen We're killed and one was ia
tally injured
Harry Ferguson editor of the West
LAFAYETTE Indicator. whose quaint
savings have been widely copied and
Who was one OF the founders OF West
LAFAYETTE college died at his home
la West Lafayette. o., aged Il.
According to the New York Times
here is little doubt that the Chesa.
peaNe 4 Ohio r'j|road will obtain en-
1anee 90 Chicago The Chicago. Gin,
eiHaati q Louisville railroad is ex,
peeted 90 Furnish a part Of the track
from rueinuati To Chicago
TIL" Brazilian battleship Sac Paula
s.7 launched at Barrow. in Furness
England io the presence of many
South American diplomats and naval
officers The vessel WAS christened by
he vile OF the Brasijsn minister 10
Great B'ta.n MIS- Regis de Olveira.
AS ma, uor.aj ta thc Rev mr.. :
W Hamilton Nvsbjtt % Clonmea
County T.ppera-> ireland who Vas
At'.sd in New Yofb recently by fall
.o4 under a subway train. q commit.
,fe ot New Nork professionals propose
20 "reet q clubhouse al Clormel For
tae U.e oi BRITISH and Irish troops
Because he haa nor listed S25 o01
"otrh ol notes vith Ale county asses.
-eg -rt feared prosecution. James
Clark - yeaes o'j farmer. drowned
hmso't n the Blae river near Marvs
V.tiH Eas after writing 10 his
eeothsr ECO Els church never tel 8
te- AWAY, X rn employed and ueye.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
TRAGEDIES.

Information has reached Mel
bourne that Capt Comno. well
known Japanese trader has been
killed by natives Of the Admiralty
islands
The 14.year-old son Of Mr. and
Mrs Henry Walton. living near Nit.
Ter s D.. was ran over by the pull.
verzer IN the field and instantly
killed
Louis Finney was burned so badly
80 Laona Wis, that he died His
wife and child were also seriously
burned by kerosene Finney attemb,-
ed to start a fire with oil when the
can exploded
Joseph Hyneck aged 10, while at
work at Stsngerville. Wis. pulling
logs out Of a steam boiling wen. fell
in Although taken out Immediately.
he died. He was not scalded badly
but he had swallowed some of the
boiling water
A man about %. who was found
near Detroit Mimi I'm January dead
with a bullet hole in his head. has
been identified as Frank Post. whose
parents reside at Stratford, Wis.
samuel Davis, aged 81 years. fell
on a saw In the Nancy mill at lola
Wis. His body was severed from
the left shoulder to right hip He
came to see about logs he was hav.
Ing cut. He stepped on log car
riage when he slipped and fell.
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lying dangerously i'll Of pneumonia
in the hotel Astor, New York
All incoming trains into Chicago
are being watched for Mrs. Cabanne
or Brandenburg, who is said to have
bought a ticket for Chicago In St
Louis on Friday, accompanied by a
little boy who resembled her son.
James Shepard Cabanne III, who
was kidnapped from the home Of his
grandmother. Mrs Julia Cabanne
1851 Cabanne avenue, st. Louis
Arrested on a charge Of breaking
into a telephone slot cash box Frank
Summers. a young medical student
who gave his address as Chicago
was held in bail at Philadelphia for
further hearing next week. Sum
mers declared he was driven to
steal for his course at Hahneman
medical college. Financial reverses
to his family had cut off his allow
ance.
When arraigned in court for trial
on a charge OF murder in the first
degree for the killing of DR.. Samu-
lei Auspitz Of New York. Sarah 10
ten who alleged that she had been
drugged and ruined by the doctor
and who appeared in court with her
baby withdrew her plea of not gull
IT, and with the consent of the dis
trict attorneys office. entered plea
.of guilty Of manslaughter IN the
first degree
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LABOR AND INDUSTRY.

Belclt dealers have announced an
ADVANCE Of the price of ice and saw
Il ey don't care whether the people
tuy Il or not.
The Dean Manufacturing company
of Seymour sustained heavy loss
by fire. The office, warehouse. and
contents are total loss.
Fred Hildebrand of Layton Park
Milwaukee has been awarded the
contract for the construction OF the
trutk sewer at La Crosse for $50.
261
The II c. Prange company of She.
hoygan is building a four story nd.
ditlon to It's department store which
when completed Will give this firm
d store half a block loag
The KIssel Motor Car companv al
Hartford is contemplating installing
It's own water works system because
OF the large amount of money now
paid the city for water service.
Part OF the nineteen acres of land
purchased by the !. NJ. Konler Sons
company at Riverside near Shebov.
gan Will be utilized as sites for
houses for the employees Of the com.
pauy
Bakers at Eau Claire are organic
ing for the purpose of either reduc.
ing the size OF loaves OF bread or
raising the price in order To bear
the burden of the big rise in the
price of -four.
To enable At TO carry through a
large leather deal the c p. Larson
shoe company of Barahoo plans to
issue some more treasury stock 70.
tanned for such emergencies. The
urn Is doing a good business this
wear
d w. Neville of the Wisconsin
Pearl Button company at ia Crosse
mas received word thar that city has
been awarded a substat.ou Tor the
Woposation of clans. lie SAYS il
VIII prove of great value 10 the GOV
"rnment fishing bureau having the
propagation work in charge
The Wisconsin Butter and Cheese
company ot Elkhoru Wis secured
possession OF the r 5. TesCnandorf
creamery OF Fond du Lac. The com.
p"n' owns twelve creamyrles and
cheese factories iu various part. ar
the stale. II is proposed to mak.
! extensive jmpoNemeu ara mako