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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-10
Easter Hosiery

Our assortment Of Easter
Hosiery was never more
complete-the season S latest
patterns in the fashionable
new shades-plain and fancy
silks and lisles-best domes-
tic and imported qualities.
Isle Hose range in price
from 25c to $3.50 the pair.
Silk Hose range from 81 10
to $500 the pair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-10

saltair tonight, dancing excursion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-10

Good time for ali. saitair tonight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-10

Why not spend Arbor day at Tooeie
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-10

Saturday we feature assortment of boys suits that OF
fers positively the greatest values of the season boys
nobbv suits in the w doubebreasted styles made Of all
wool fabrics in light and medium checks, stripes and nov
v mixtures knickerbocker trousers excellent for school
or dress all sizes prices range from 1919 to $1,000 the
suit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-30

be. Sd beItimme, oaB in Ser gsal-
6olIa, Dem BON meinem b06itleli-
gen gater erridteten @brentelnpel,
an Ser Seite oes Marnorbi[oes
ipeilano &oiler @ilbelms I. Die 9i:-
lte oes SelontaridaQs @rofen bon
Woltfe, bes groBen 2ebrmeiiters
Ser oeutiden glrmee, aufgeitellt
lueroe. Weoge oas 8ilo oes beretuig-
ten Selomarida1s Der Mrmee por-
anleu6ten ols 8orbilo bo6Iten frie.
geriiben &onnens, ielb1tIofer Bfliht-
erfiillung nno llrtpanoelbarer
greue. Sd benuse aud oieien gln-
loB CUR 8eriiderung Der poraiigli+
den 9odabtung uno Sreun6ibnft
monlit i6 berbleibe gtp. faiierli6en
un6 foniglihen Maieltdt freunopil-
Tiger Better uno 8ruoer 2uitpolo.
Grin3 BON 8nDern. 8oroerriB, IS.
Sept. 1909.
Ser genlelbete reIigioie @abal-
finn ser beliebten G6oulpielerin
Seoipig @angel bat Die gerliner
gepolferung in cine forrnlide Be-
Itiir5llng periebt uno oie Greiie ser-
longt falt einltimnig, baB Die go
li5ei in 3ufunft cine itrensere aon-
troae iiber Die Sei[sarlnee, oie
vGbriitian Scientific" uno onbere
Seften ousiibe. ggie befannt muros,
geboren gerlpailote Der &iinitlerln
felt langerer 3eit elmer iiberfron.
men epanseliiden s@eienidaft III
Gbarlottenburg an uno iie ideint
oaber neniger bur6 oie &eilsarmee.
als ourh lire @erlponoten perrudt
gennadt tporben 5ll iein.
Ius Earis miro getneloet:
Jralllein Silnon 8ernbarot, elne
gnfelin BON Sarab 8ernbarot, pur.
Be nit Cigar 9. @roB, Dem dlte-
item Sobn bon Senrp g. @roB bon
philadelphia, getraut. Ser Gererlo-
ME ipuroe i'm engiten SarniIienfreiie
abgebalten, ba bie Mutter Der
8raut franf lit.
Sn 8aris lit ein glrbeiter
freigeiproden moroen Der icine
6rau, ouf beren eigene Bitten, er-
fdoifen batte, neil iie an einern iln-
beilbaren 2eiben frantic uno flIr1i-
bare Shmer5en er0ulben muBte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-30

oie Sniaiien, Ser alrtonrobilfabrar
Serbert 2ptle unb Der Wedanifcr
Sssanes Bates, muroen beransges
iibleubert. @ates ipuroe getotet,
2ptle empfillg idmere 8erlebungcll.
Gin portligieiiider Sunge, DER
in ser geabe bon Stiles, Californian,
mobnt, 1T, mie aus Gan SranciSco
eer1eIbet miro, an Ser 8eulenpelt
erfranft. Oies lit Der atpeite Neit=
fad, Der in geiles mabreno oer ieb-
ten 5pei Wonate porgefonlmen lit.
Die Deutihe epangeliibe Spnc<
De bon Mmerifa, Die ioeben in BUR-
linston Sa., eine Sisung abae-
balten, bat bas Mnerbieten, in @aco
Elm College gu griinoen, angenom-
men. Die SDnooe miro bas radl:e
MaI III 2ouispille, aentudp, auiant4
nfenfomnlen.
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8.

Gin in Der gsGbe bon pnr-
Iiugton Milam County, mobneroe.
giniie6Ier namens g8iIep Wturf
ipuroe Ioslih mabniinnig uno rann-
te nit elmer SIinte nod Der Jarm
'eines gruoers, fpo er crit oeiiell
6rau un6 oann iif) ielb1t eri1ok.
Sn Der ct. Wfihaels &irtc
III @einlar muroen am W1ittluuh
t65 &inoer bonn 8ii9of 5oreIt se-
'irl1eIt.
~ Ser fleine Srt gogers. un-
1efdbr 5tpoIf MeiIen iiioIif BON
Sen1ple on Der Sonta Sc gobn ge=
eaen lit bon elmer Seuersbrlnit
beitnaeiuht tporben, oie cine gfeihe
non @efhaftsbdufern 5eritorfe uno
einen Shaoen bon $4,000 anrih-
tete.
Die Soutbern Hacific gahn
tno Die BROTHERHOOD of 2ocomotirc
engineers" baben eiren neuen s[r-
6eitsfontraft obeeihloiien, Der an
STEELE beg bisberigen, Dor neln
Sabren abgeihloHene1 treten loG.
9ie 3piebelaiibter in Mebb
Sonntp tpollen cine neue Organize
ion griinoen, 6ie oen geamen seo-
Ten uTerns Bermuda Onion glIio.
iation" fiibren ion. 3fuiebelbauer,
>ie ungef6br 600 Mfer fontroGie-
EN-, follen iih bereits perpflihtet
3aben, ibr Brobuft nur 6urd oieie
Iifociation 5u berfoufen.
Sn Der NornalldnIe gu Sar
Warcos fino bereits 476 Stuben-
Ten eingetragen uno lrtqn gIaubt.
>ab Die 3abl iiber 500 iteigen miro.
Staats- -Sanit1tsbean1te Or.
9rumbD bat auf oen 6. Sftober Ell
ne Sisuna bes State gonro Of
3ealtb nod Muitin einberufen.
- SSn gictoria lit Elm Maidinilt
nomens Sermann q. Gbeoe an Dem
@enub bon SoI5-MlfoboI geitorben.
SSn 81 Gaio ion elm fIeines
Uterltaner@Wta0d]en an 6enl aI(sn
reidlifen @enuB bon @aiermelo-
nen geitorben iein.
Sn &oertb nabe goafum 1T
Nnton Wurm i'm Sitter BON SO Sob
rem nno 8 Wonaten geitorben. gr
IT big gum letten @ugenblif poa-
It1n0iq rii1tiq qetpeieu.
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@ietoria 9ibiiiun, g. $. & g. u.
Nrlfunft-
0loo. 302-guero. 8ictoria. 7:3O nadn'
Nbfobrt-
ao. 301-Gnerp. gietorin. $50 BORN
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Die 8ebnrtsitatte 6cs Gosnac.

@ognac, Die @eburtsltdtte oes nod
ibr benonnten gognacs, lit eine cl-
te, eng eebaltte Stobt i'm liiofpeItli=
ben Sranfreih, norblih BON 8or.
oeaur, oie auf einem @iigel am lin-
fen l1fer Der gbarente tbront, oils
tpoGe iie ipeite llmihou balten ooer
als fpolle iie iaeen: SD babe meDr
als einr1al in Der @eldidte einc
Rolle gelpielt" SSsnsbelonoere par
leg in Gognac, mo 1926 5tpiihen
Jranfrei6, gngIanb, 8eneoig, Moi>
lano uno Dem 9apite eegen aniiee
&arl V. Die Sl. 2igue gefdIolIe,l
tDuroe. slber iftperIiA piiroe Cog.
nae oieles Biinoniies tpegen oft ge-
nonnt merOen. 8ieImebr ilt es Die
getriebfamfeit ibrer 9efpobner, Die
Der Staot uno ibrer umeebung cine
tpeltbefonnteg egebeutung berlieben fat.
gognac iit nit Weingdrten umJe-
ben, uno Der 4olfbooen ideint fir
ben 8einbau gan5 eefdaffen su
lein; aber Dos @r5eugnis lit trofel
uno fam iib Dem Der 8aronne, BON
8oroeaur, ben Meoocs uno a.loe.
rem fran5oiiiden @einen niAt an
Die Seite itellen. Das iaben Die
8in5er i6on Dor mebr ols 300 Ssob-
rem elm, uno oesbalb iudten Iie ibr
Eroouft burd 9eitiQation gu Der.
feinern uno gu pereoeln.
Die gerpanolung bes @eine5 in
8ranntpein lit nidt in Gognac 5il-
crit porgenon1lnen iporoen; ifon i'm
IA. Sobrbunbert muroe IN Mooano
Wein oeItilliert; aber oas iesige De-
partement Gbarente lit fider Die 8e.
geno, mo- IN Sranfrei6 Die eriten
grannttpeiil-8ereiter aufaetreten
linb. Der grfoIg, ben Sic DeitiIn-
teure nit Dem gebrannten @ein 1ot-
ten bebnte oas Gelf1ft mebr uno
mebr aus. Die 9eilung Der glrbeit
tat oas iibrige, 10 oab Die @inser
Die 8ereihing oes v2ebenstpal1ers"
idon l6ngit nidt mebr ielblt beior-
gen. Sbnen tperoen Die Srauben
bon Den eigentliden Deltillotemren
abgefauft, INN oen &elleruleiIrern
iibergeben gu peroen. 9ieie iortie.
rem in 8erneinibaft nit Den &llfen-
berren Die 9rauben, lin Die berihie-
oenen Sorten in groBe Saiier gu
bringen, mo Elm ourd Dampf ge-
triebenes SdaufeIrab Die 8eorbei-
tltng beginnt, oeren Sortlebltng lpie
oas geipobnli6e @rnnnttpeinbren.
nen eeidiebt. Sn eroBen ganSen
tperoen orei quite Sorten gognac
| er5eugt: y gognac gronbe Gbam-
pagne, Der li6 ourd miloen @e.
ihnaf unb iein feines Bouquet
aus5eihnet, q goroeries fms 8ois,
aug ben Grouben Der 2onoitrihe
ge5ogen. Die friiber @aloungen ae.
peien, 81 gois oroinaires. meiIten-
tells aus oen Gr5eugnilien crit
neueroines angeleeter @eingdrten.
glns ben 9rebern miro Der glrnoa-
nae bergeitellt, Der bdufig nit 30.
niGe 5u fali6em Gognac ilmgeidof.
fen miro, mie oenn faum Elm onoercs
@etranf 10 gefdlidt miro nie Der
Go9nae.
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Yur yasb.gai-pn.

Sp lit bic idJ5ne Sagb. .Gaiipn
ytnn enblidj angebrphen,
SO freut iidJ jeber Gimrpbsipbn
Wfit bem i'd mod geiprpfen.
Stuar tits niht mebr au nni'rer Seit
Wte In ben alteH Eagen,
gSu man in Eegas, peit mmb brett,
Spmmt' mad 8elieben iasem.
Do gab's mod feline Gan6eu, bic
Wtit Stadelbrad)t umtpmnbem,
lBorin bas Nilb, iutuie bas gieb
We Suflnhtsitatt gefunben.
Der Sdser fanb ber gemte piel
I'm $ntern, Siriden, 8dren;
SaS Sagen ipnr etn &tnberipiel,
Utan braudIt's nidlt 5u entbebrcn.
3ent' iiebt es freilid anbers aus,
Wian oarf'a 10 nidt mebr treiben,
User feline Gi5ens nabm berans,
Der mnk i'm Gpnntp bleiben.
9Df mar Elm 1lebeIitanb babel,
Dit mnEte 9nrit man leiben,
<sW Vttuup StuHeuts Suue eS Iets
&pnnt' iiA bic &ebl' nidt tueiben.
Wean tranf oft, pbne baf man grullt
Selbit &aifer aus ben Giimpfen,
User bent 81 Sage 10 mas ipllt',
Der tat bic 9faie riimpfen.
ODD beut5ntase ,uirt beitimntt,
Mtan nte 10 ttef mebr iinfem,
gSer etnen Sag6sus nnternimmt
Der fprgt aud fir bas Erinfen.
9as aIamp 8ier lit befannt,
9as bette gier in Jlaidjen,
Drum fiebt man aud gan5 unpertpanl
Die Sdser banah baiden.
60 1T has Sagen and mod bier
8ergnitgen unermeiien;
9as u lamp 8ier, rat ifb Dir,
Sabei nid5t an perseiIen.
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Wit Gtur,u!

Ser Begebr fir Die tpllnoerbors
Wagen-, Mieren uno 2eberfur, Or.
Sings Seem 2ife Bias, lit eritauncn'
erregen6. gae 9ruggiiten iaeen,
oaB iie ME ettuas Mebnlihes ioben.
Das lit, neil es ME berfeblt, Gil.
rem Wagen, Sartleibigfeit. l1nper-
oanIiffeit, Galliefeit, GeIbiuf)t,
4opffhmeraen, Gieber uno Malario
u fltrieren. gsur 25 Gents.
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HaNitaIbeilmto
NerbenIdlpade

e6wa9e. nerbote gerfonen. eepIoat bon oo,,.
isrngSloHeicif unb ffIe6teu Iraumen erfdb5p.
tenben Nusfliiffen Rrnft-, gaiiden. riuS sfont.
i6mer5en. SaarausfaII. slbnabme bes Q,eb5rs
Mnb @efhts. aatarrb. Mngen6riiden, stubiber.
ltnpfIne. Mnoieieit. Grr5ten, pittern. 5ersiIop.
finn erfabren aus bem vSnsenbfreunb1. tuts
etnfn&, fGnrlI nnS bttlig alle nnnatiirli.
Men 1erIufte nnb anbere lplscn iuaenS.
lifrr WcrtrrHnecn sriintltd setcilt unl
bsIle Weinnbhett Mnb Erpbiinn tutcber.
frlanaf tperben f3nnen. - Uans ncues
Geilberfatren. Seber ietn eiener Mrst.-
Dtefes auBerorbenfIi@ tntereifante unb Iebr.
reid5e Du6 (DeutfNe MufIaee isO9), fpeiseS
bon Jung nnb alt, Damn nnb grau. eeleien
iperosn io!Ite. idnn eesen Ginfennuns bon 20
Gents in BritfmarieH beriteeeIf be5ogen perben
bon ber
Yripat<aliuif, 1915. Aptnue
glenn zjSrk, y. n.
Wan ertpabue bic ssreie Arefe !. Teros
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6eindlt in einem ser neueIten Ip.
partement-S6uier Der Gtoot cine
Sausbalterin. Darf ii6 nidt boz
Irbeit iheuen. Cine 0eutIbe porge.
5oeen. 9ieferen8en eetpiinidt. yfan
Ihreibe g. 8. 9or 225.
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%. s.. G :. gahn.

70. 4-Nah benz Noroen. .7:3O porm
.Slper" -Nah bem Norben 900 llnfnn
10. 244-6ouiton etc. !. 1915 nadrm
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Ndtmna Saaer!

Saebliaenien fir @inbeimiide uno
geidt-g t-ginbeimiife ausge9eben ION
Der 2uter Sporting GOODS Co., 302
@eit.G commerce StraBe.
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0eindt: Ginise oeutlde Mdo
ben fir 8iigeln uno cine quite Srau
fiir's Rohen
Seeiu gorf Star S1e @orfs.
208 gortb Brefa Ctr
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eSn waerifo bat tp1breno Der
lebten Gage abnorm faItes @etter
geberridt. IS beiBt, baB oniIeIbe ei-
men Shaoen bon 5pan5ig Mii-
lionen Dollars angerihtet babe.
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y Hrdii0ent Dio5 bat offi5iel
befannt gemad)t. onB er feline Gin.
faoung, iDeitere 8eiude aIs in 81
Faio auf amerifaniidem @ebiete 81
MAIDEN, nnnebmen Tonne.
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g. u. & y. 9. gahn.
g., $. e g. ". (Saupt-2inie).

g.. 5. e 9. Y. (Salpf-9i
I1funft-
SO. 9-gom Often. 1885 uorm
80. 7-@om Siten. !. $500 ilu6m
gso. 10-@l Bafo L. 8eiten. 7:30 ilahn.
Ibfnbrt-
30. 10-gl Pafo II. @eiten. .7:SO nafnn
SO. 10-y2a6 bem Often. .10:30 na:bni
9fo. S-giah bem Giten. :. 11:40 BORN
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-03
WISCONSIN WILL
FIGHT DECISION
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT FIND
ING MEETS STRENUOUS
OPPOSITION.
RIGHT TO GRANT PRIVILEGES ON
DIES PLANES RIVER TO BE
ACTIVELY QUESTIONED.

Chicago, Oct 2S.-The decision OF
the supreme court of Illinois, granting
property and power rights on the Des
PLANES river to the Economy Light
& Power company, viii be fought by
the state OF Wisconsin according to
Attorney Edward 7. Cahill, represent
ing Wisconsin.
Wisconsin's claim is hat the state
of Illinois and trustee OF the Illinois
Michigan canal cannot convey title to
land claimed by the power company.
because it is in part the bed and bars
of the Des PLANES river, which origi-
mates in Wisconsin.
The supreme court of Illinois had
previously declined TO entertain Wis
consins petition, on the ground that
the rights of Wisconsin are Unaffected.
Counsel for Wisconsin now pro
pose to take the case to the supreme
court of the United States, mann
tanning that Illinois has attempted to
convey public lands, which are part
of the federal domain, to a private
corporation for peeuniary gain.
1t will be further claimed that Wis
consin is part of the Northwest terri
tory: that under the ordinance Of July
10. 1887. al. navigable waters leading
into the Mississippi and st. Lawrence
shall be common highways and for
ever free" That the Des PLANES, ris-
ing in Wisconsin, flowing into the
Illinois river and thence into the Mis-
sissippi causes a continuous flow OF
wafer from one state into another,
and that the question of Wisconsin $
rights may not alone be decided by
the Illinois courts. but must be de
termined by the supreme court of the
United States.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-03
GEBHARDT MAY
PROVE BLUEbEARD

New York, Oct. 2S.-Frederick Geb-
hardt, the confessed Islip murderer,
ma, have a claim to the title of
"Bluebeard," according to statement
last night by Brooklyn detectives. Two
other mysterious murders OF women
will be Investigated before the pris-
oner is put on trial. In view of his
uncertain matrimonial career, the po-
lice believe two, and possibly three,
additional cases where women have
mysteriously disappeared, may be
cleared up.
It is reported that the prisoner con-
fessed to the coroner that he killed
two other women. The coroner would
not commit, but Captain Cough1an
said:
"Gebhardt admitted enough to put
several new clues at our command.
and we hope to get further admissions
from his as soon as we have followed
these clues up"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-03
TAFT'S SCHEDULE
GONE To PIECES
PACE AND PROGRAM ssai-
oUsLY UPSET.
PRESIDENT sTlLu ADVOCATING
WATERWAYS-TRlF PROVES
CONVINCING.
ADVOCATES ADOPTION OF GEN
ERAL PLAN AND BOND
ISSUE.

Helena. Ark, Oct. 2S.-President
Taft's river schedule went TO pieces
yesterday owing to the inability of
the vessels following the OIeander to
maintain the designated speed. The
president was delayed in his arr val
at Memphis three hours in the morn
ing in order that the boats carrying
the 26 governors and 1T congressman
and the other vessels carrying dele
gates to the waterways convention at
New Orleans, might LAID al the same
time.
Leaving Memphis an ho1r and a
half late in the aftern Don the Clean
der had to run at top speed to reach
here at last evening, two hours be-
hind the schedule. The Oleander thus
left all the other vessels far astern.
Leaving here three hours late last
nigbr. the president will not reach
Vieksbtrg until tonight. To make
Nici-sburg b. six p. m, the president
must leave the other vessels behind.
The president was to have been
welcomed at Arkansas by Gov. Don
aghey, but the governors boat was an
hour behind the president and the in
PRODUCTION speech was made by Mayo
Martin. The president spoke briefly
from a stand erected in the center Of
the city.
Mr.. Taft received a demonstratiye
welcome at Memphis. The levee was
black with people and the roofs of
buildings fronting the river were
crowded, Two members of the cabi-
net were nearly left on the return
from the auditorium, an automobile
plan having gone awry in the contu-
sion of so many distinguished guests
landing at once.
The president spoke first at the
Memphis Y. NJ c. A building and
afterwards made waterway speech
at the auditorium, wherein he plainly
declared that The commercial advan-
tages which the Mississippi river al
ready afforded were not being taken
advantage of. He also pointed out
the hard work to be done to start a
system of commerce, even after a
deep waterway is secured.
The Oleander at Helena was nearly
an hour ahead of the remainder OF
the feet and only President Taft's i'm
mediate party alighted here. The
president, who is still very hoarse,
referred to the fotilla jestingly as a
show, booked for full performance,
and regretted that one part was called
upon to fill the entire engagement.
The trip down the river, according to
the president, amply demonstrated the
inadequacy of present river traffic to
compete with the railroads and was a
good argument for deep waterways.
He added
I'VE all realize if we do anything ef-
fectiyely and economically it must be
by a general plan. If it is proven
practical it ought to be done quickly.
Let us center on a general plan and
issue bonds
AS the flotilla was leaving Helena,
Mr.. Taft boarded the Quincy for din
ner as the guest of the lit congress
men on board. The Oleander took the
president aboard again twenty miles
below Helena.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-03
SKIRT IDENTIFIED AS
MRS. ARBOGAST S
5LoopsTAlNED AXE, TOO, WITH
WHICH HUSBAND WAS
KILLED.

st. Paul. Oct 2S.--The ownership of
the bloody skirt found hidden in a
lloset on the morning of the murder
was yesterday identified as belonging
to Mrs, Louis Arbogust, on trial,
charged with numbering her husband.
The ownership of the skirt was es.
tabllshed by Flora, the youngest Arbo-
CAST girl, who stated that the garment
belonged to her mother.
In the trial. the state yesterday in
troduced the bloodstained axe where
with the alleged killing was done
Lawrence Timer, the defendants SON
inlaw. said he found the axe In the
cellar the day Of the murder. He
also identified a bloody handkerchief
and bloodsoaked undershirt which
he said he found in the cellar.
While the articles were being iden.
titled, Mrs. Arbugast leaned toward n
woman companion who was attending
her. and chung to her hand
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-03
MRS. LOGAN HAS
CLAIM TO $4,000
FILES PETITION FOR ADMTNIS.
TRATIoN IN COUNTY
COURT.
Madison, Oct. %.


Mrs. Donald Logan, wnGse HUSBAND
was killed by he falling of the cor
nice of the west wing of the caption
last Sunday, yesterday filel pet1'
ton for administration in the county
court. 1t is set forth in the petition
that the personal property is of the
probable value of $4,000 consisting OF
a claim for Mr.. Logan's death.
1t is understood that Mrs. Logan
will present claim for this amount
to the woodbury. Granite company
and that if no settlement is made
she will bring suit. Vroman Mason
is her at orney.
The petition will be heard at the
December term of the county court
Mrs Logan was appointed special adj
ministratrix on giving a bond of S.,
600.
The work of removing the broken
stone at the west wing began yester
day. Architect George B. Post is ex
pected to arrive tomorrow from New
York city. He will make an inves
tigation of the cause of the falling Of
the cornice.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-03
MRS. VANDEMAN
FLIES WITH WRIGHT
FIRST OF FAIR SEX TO ASCEND
IN HEAVlER-THAN-AiR
MACHINE.

College Park, Nd Oct. Is With
skirts tied about her ankles Mrs.
Vandeman, of the army assembled
yanleman of the army. assembled
with Wilbur Wright in the govern
ment's aeroplane yesterday. she is
the first woman ascending in a
heavier than air machine ia this coun-
try Wright brothers having resisted
a multitude of feminine opportunities
for aerial excursions
ooh" exclaimed Mrs Vandeman OH
alightin-;, now know what the birds
sing"
Lieutenants Lahm and Humphreys
yesterday afternoon oversaw all the
details OF management of the machine
prior to the ascension they made last
evening. Wright retiring from the
field Wright will for several days
allow them to use the aeroplane al
their discretion.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-03

cans, the more he considers them .
distinct type. This is the conclusion
every thinking man must reach when
he comes in contact with the Ameri.
can people, and observes their energy,
intelligence and Individuality Amer
leans who travel through European
countries return better satisfied with
their own country. On the other side
of the Atlantic, Americans come in
contact with people who are eontrc ed
by political machinery and mill, .ry
rule. We in America are drifting in
the sarle direction, and to the same
con litio7s that govern in foreign
countries with our constantly inereas-
ing governmental expenses and ex-
tension of political and military in
fluence.
The railroads cannot run the gov
ernment but the government can af-
ford to adopt railroad business meth
DDS. and put its administrative forces
and departments under the same bust
ness rules that govern the railroads
operations" said Mr. Yoakum.
Under existing laws and regula-
tons, each item of expense of inter
state railroads is subjected to closest
inspection by the fed 2ral authorities
through the interstate commerce com.
mission. If the same business meth
DDS were applied to the government,
cutting off useless and constantly In.
creasing expenses, this government
could be run as cheaply as it was at
the commencement Of the Spanish war
since which time the annual operat-
ing expenses of the government have
increased 10000 900. The public
treasury is being drained until the
government is now issuing bonds to
pay expenses and devislng new meth
DDS of taxation
Il believe in fair and equitable tax.
alton, be It inheritance, income or
otherwise, but / believe I'm keeping
our tax money at home for good roads
and state purposes, rather than send.
ing it to Washington to add II the ex-
travagance fund of the federal gov
eminent. the necessity for which is In-
creaslng with alarming rapidity.n
Mr.. Yoakum declared that human
nature is the same all over the world.
When boy sees the business meth
DDS Of railroad, mercantile or man
uiacturing business, as compared with
the rural districts. his ambition nat
urally prompts him to seek a change.
Farming conducted under business
methods and improved public high
ways will 20 farther than anything
else to Keep the young people from de-
sorting the country to seek employ
ment in towns
The improvement of public roads
will enable people living In town, with
the advantage of better school facili-
ties, to carry on their farms" said the
speaker in conclusion. with an auto
mobile, the farmer who lives 10 miles
from town can make the trip within
30 minutes, or In one hour by a good
team. Good roads will bring closer
together the rural and town people.
They will create closer social and
business relations between the caun-
try and the towns.