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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-09
Io,,rn.,ionaI i've Stock ExOosition

The eleventh anniversary Of the In
ternational Live Stock Exposition viii
be held at the union stock yards, Chi
cago, on the dates of November 18th to
December Bird and will be wider in scope
larger in entries and greater in import
ance than any of its predecessors. Sew
enty-five thousand dollars will be given
away in prizes, which will be awarded
by the most expert and distinguished
judges in this country and from abroad.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-09
ROUND AND ABOUT US

Charles Mcmillan, one of Sparta g
early and longtime prominent public
men, passed away at the age of eighty
two years. Since when memory of man
runneth not to the contrary "Maek"
was a fighting politician of the old
school; always at il for his friends and
partisans; square fighter, always 10y
al to his party and its candidates. And
he has been honored by the positions of
legislator, sheriff and many lesser local
places.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-09
NOTICE. OF AnInuRNMENr

rIHE REGULAR TERM OF CIRCUIT COURT
viii be adjourned from November I'D 70 De-
eember 18th. by order OF Judge Higbee. Petition
10 appear on December 18th, az 10 o'clock a. m.
instead Of November p. II. &. GosLING.
Clerk Of Circuit Court.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-09

A casin factory in connection with
the Viola creamery is to be established
by John Wunsch, TO be ready for BUSH
ness January first. The Intelligencer
states that skim milk at the casin fac
tory will bring about rs cents per 100
pounds in addition TO the butter fat and
patron gets the whey. This VIII make
a nice little additional income for pat
rons who do not care for the skim milk
and a desirable industry for the town
and community.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-09

Miss Mary Coffiand returned from
an extended visit with her sister in
West Virginia.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-09

At La Fargo, local contractor, Hen
ry Phillips, constructed over a mile OF
concrete sidewalks during the season
now closing; all CT which sounds well
for the enterprising citizens Of that vii
lage and the workman who performed
80 much service.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-09

1t pays big, he says! While in the
city making delivery of steers on Mon
day, Mr.. VIII Kearney said TO the CEN
soR that he had made COED money from
his farm this season; that be had sold
over 81, 200 in live stock; said he was
pleased 10 know that it was much bet
ter returns than any tobacco farmer
could show. Mr.. Kearney resides near
Rfainrr cun
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-09

While not as numerous as IN the past,
is being made in Viroqua and all other
stations on our two railroads. Ship
ment is made TO the beet sugar factory
conducted. While in recent converse
ton with the manager Of the Madison
plant the writer was advised that the
factory is making bi-product from the
best pulp that is one Of the most valu-
able cattle foods produced, their demand
arising f1om all sections of the country.
Heretofore that element of the beet
has been considered valueless
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-05

That the man was brute was clear
to the judge. The prisoner had adj
mitted beating his wife many times,
and her blackened eyes bore mute
witness to his latest attack. Neigh
bors Of the wife testified to her ster-
ling character and to the brutal treat
ment she had received for years at the
hands of her husband.
six months in the work house at
hard labor" announced the Judge.
Then the wife began to cry and to
plead for the man she had brought
before the court.
HE is the sole support of my six
children and myself she said. IF you
send him to Jail. judge, we will starve.
would rather take his beatings and
have food for the little ones. Please,
judge, let him co.
Judge William Jefferson Pollard
was in a quandary. He looked at
the brutal face of the prisoner, and
he gazed at the fearful wife. He pick
ed up his pen and wrote a few lines on
a sheet of paper.
"I have written here a pledge by
which you promise to abstain COM
pleteIy from the use of Intoxicating
liquids for one year from date said
the judge to the prisoner, land you
will report to me at my home two
evenings each week, that 1 may judge
whether or not you are keeping the
pledge. If you sign the pledge VIII
withhold sentence upon you, but If
you ever Violate I1lS pleQS0 W1lnln
the year, I will send a policeman after
you and send you to the work house
for six months
The Pollard plan gives the first Of
fender a chance. And with the NOV
ing cause of his troubles-drink-re
moved he settles down and becomes
a decent citizen and then at the end
of the pledge year if he resumes drink
ing it is in moderation. He learns the
lesson of temperance.
Judge William jeff Pollard, as he
signs himself is a bachelor. He has
ever led an unselfish life. He did not
marry because he had an aged mother
to care for until a few years ago. 1t
is the memory of this mother that is
the guiding spirit of his life. 1t was
she who instilled in him a love for all
mankind and all womankind.
He has a heart as big as his body
and his purse is ever open to any
who need aid. He is trying to make
his life worth while by pointing the
way to his less fortunate brethren to
be good citizens, good husbands and
good fathers. He is a man Of parts,
a man Of peace. He believes that
there is good in all men. and that the
majority want to be good If they only
knew how. AS a typical Missourian
he is Showing them"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-05
IT SPELLS CAESARISM.
President SchIlrnlann's Opinion of the
New NationaI1sm.

Ithaca, n. Y, Nov. Sin a speech before
the Cornell Civic club, which is conduct
ing a mock campaign preliminary to TAX
ing a straw vote among the Cornell stud
ents Monday, President Schurmann,
who was a delegate to the Republican
state convention and voted in support of
Colonel Roosevelt, said:
81 regard Mr.. Roosevelt's new national
ism as the most revolutionary and dan
gerous program any political leader has
laid before the people since the close of
the civil war. To call it an application
of the ancient moralities to modern con-
ditions is a downright travesty of the
decalogue. In reality, the new national
ism of Roosevelt is the worldold despot-
ism of one man power, decked out in the
rainbow promises of a benevolent social
i n.
Like all the advocates of despotism,
Mr.. Roosevelt finds the cure of most hu-
man ms in an omnipotent, arbitrary and
meddlesome executive. He would in
definitely enlarge these powers to the
detriment alike of home rule and state
sovereignty, subordinating courts and con-
gress to the president.
This Caesarian president is to bring
about a more equal distribution of prop
erty, but it is not explained how the poor
man is to get higher wages than solvent
business can afford to pay.
1.-THE new nationalism spells Caesarism
in government and bankruptcy in bust
ness and will not add cent to any ones
income except politicians and the army of
government officials.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-05
Notes and Personal Mention.

Mrs. J. M. Sproull of Shorey enter
tanned her Sunday school class and a
few friends at her home Saturday aft
ernoon. The time was spent in pleas
ant conversation and guessing con-
tests. Refreshments were served late in
the afternoon. The invited guests were
MRS. 0. F. Whitney, Mrs Pierce Neis-
Winder, Mrs. Ed Mallory, Mrs. Oliver
Walter Graham. Mrs. NJ. M Austin,
MISS Leila Retter, Miss Olive Rude,
Miss Pearl Klinefelter, Mrs. Emma
Bear, Miss Nellie Skinner, Miss Alice
Skinner, Miss May Little, Miss Frances
Little. Miss Sylvia Spetter, Miss
E1sher, Mr.. Henry Walker, Mr.. Otis
SNYDER and Mr.. Kenneth clark.
The N. T. R. club met at the home
OF MISS Maggie Brayman in the ma
ture OF a surprise on Mr. Harold Barn
grover. 1t was his birthday anniver-
sary A splendid time was enjoyed
by all. Those present were Miss
Edith Holiday. Miss Elsie Luke Miss
Mabel Amel, Miss Isabelle Reedy, Miss
Myrtle Coates. Miss Phoebe Coates,
Miss Anna Davidson. Miss Belle Maze,
Miss Louisa Holiday, Miss Edith Bray
man, Miss Maggie Brayman. Miss Cora
Brayman, Mr.. Nelson Porter, Mr.. Her
bert Porter, Mr.. Allen Nipper. Mr..
Mr.. Alpha Brayman, Mr.. Ray Bray
man, Mr.. Waiter Bravman and Mr..
Harold Barngrover.
The Intermediate society of the B.. 7.
r. U. Of the North Side Baptist church
viii meet at p. m. tomorrow instead
OF $50 p. m. So far the Reds or Boos-
tiers are nine ahead of the Whites or
gangs in the membership contest which
is going on in the society. The two
sides have also organized football teams
John M. Brady, chief clerk of the
passenger department of the Colorado
Midland, who was recently operated on
for appendicitis at Denver, is reported
to be recovering nicely. He is well
known on the North side and in To-
peka.
Rev. Harvey Phillips, a former Wash
burn student, recently returned from
Cairo, Egypt, where he has been en-
gagged in missionary work, will preach
at the Second Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning and evening. His talk
Will doubtless be of general interest.
IAN Anniversary" will be the subject
of the sermon at the North Side Bap-
fist church tomorrow morning. The ev-
ening topic will be Moses and His
Choice"
Charles Swenson, of Chicago, is home
for a visit with relatives.
The Rochester road is being resur-
faced from the city limits to Soldier
creek.
The North Topeka Pointer, a new
has moved from the Kimbal Printing
ocmpany's office to the Masonic build
ing at GIL North Kansas avenue. 1t is
a well written sheet.
The services Sunday at the Church
Of the Good Shepherd will be morning
prayer, litany and sermon at II o'clock;
evening prayer and sermon at o'clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-05

At a combination temperance-indig-
nation meeting against the actions OF
Mayor Billiard held last night at the
Central Avenue Christian church, Rev.
T. J. Pearson, pastor of the North side
Congregational church. asked the as
sembly who elected Billiard and adj
monished the congregation not to do
it again. He asked if the mayor was
a Christian and was answered by a
GLORIOUS of Noes
Rev. Mr.. Peterson presided.
Clerin Zumwalt, detective for the
State Temperance union, said that
Mayor Billiard was at the head of the
local branch of an organization like
the National Association of Manufac-
turers and Business Men in West Vir-
ton had been convicted of having
bought votes in the legislature, and
that the officers thereof would be sup
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-05
HELPS MAN-BRUTE
st. Louis Judge Reforms Drunk
ards, Making Hal by Homes.
Ideas Formerly Criticized, Now
Are He'd to Be Good.
MOTHER GUIDES HIM.
Pollard Never Has Married Re-
cause of Parent.
Until Few Years Ago He Had
Her to Give Attention.
MOTHER GUIDES HIM.

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 5.-The ad-
vanced ideas of Judge Pollard of the
local police court met with severe
criticism at first until he demonstrated
that leniency in certain cases, of first
timers especially. was practical
means of reform when properly ap-
piled. 1t was Judge Pollard who first
exact signing of a total abstinence
pledge instead of sending the prisoner
to the workhouse. The case is still
fresh in the minds of many who were
cognizant of the facts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-05

ported by the gambling den owners
and the white slave traffic promoters.
IN conclusion Mr.. Zumwalt said:
WIN the people of this city listen
10 the cry of the weak and the suffer-
ing and still allow the saloon to retain
It's hold on this city and state? MOI
With the aid OF the Lord God Al
mighty, the lawabiding people of To-
peka and Kansas will not. They will
smash that organization before it has
had chance to discredit us in the
eyes of the world and along with it We
VIII smash its president
E. E. Olinger, candidte for the legis-
lature from the Twenty-third district
said that although the sentiment was
LOT prohibition among the majority of
Kansas people, they had gone to sleep
and had allowed their enemies to catch
up with them unaMares
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-05
T. q. o. f.. Take Notice,

All members Of Shawnee lodge No. 1
I. o. o. F., are requested to meet at
thir hall Sunday morning, November 6,
at $3.50 a. M. to attend the funeral of
Brother P. S. Withers, P. G., from L.
NJ. Penwell's undertaking parlors at 10
a. m. All Odd Fellows welcome.
MARSHALL T. WATSON, N. G.
FRET A CANDY Secretarv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-05
Selling Without License Charged.

M. w. Ward. who was taking orders
in Topeka for an out of town concern,
was arrested this morning by Patrolman
Woodward on a charge of selling goods
without a license. He gave bond for his
appearance in police court.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-14
gSerft DieS ams!
Gebt LINEN 6iilfe nnb mandle san
slntonier 2ente iuerben slnd=
ltder iein.

u@irft oie 2ebens=2eine ausl"
9ie gieren brau6en Silfe.
Sic ii1lo iiberorbeitet - fonnen
bus Gift nt6t aus Dem 8lute filtrie<
rem.
Sic ueroen nit ieoer @eilrutc
i9lintr1er.
Boat STR sSbnen beIfen2
0oans 9eieren Bilen baben tout
ienoe bon Nieren-2eioenbe bonn &att.
De Ser ger5meiflung 5uriidgebradt.
&rrteren irgeno cine Irt bon geie-
ren=2eioen.
@ars. Marie gfoBnann, 615 Weon-
tona StroBe, iagt: sd sebrau6te
0oans Nieren-Bilen Dor 3 Sobren
nno lernte in iener 3eit ibrert eroBe1
8ert idaben. Sic taten mir oieI
@utes uno babe i6 feitoen feine
ooer lpenig 8ei6neroen bon n1eine1
9eieren. Cine Sreunoin flogte
iiber geieren-2eioen uno id etnpfa6f
ibr Doans geieren Biaen. Sic fcuf-
te einen Sorrat BON Ser 8erar 9tus
So. Ii. nur6e nod ibrem @ebrauh
prompt gebeilt Sd babe poIes 3u-
trauen in oieIe pertpolle Nieren-Me-
oi5in uno aoeere ni6t, oieieIbe 51
etnpfeblen"
3mn gerfouf BEL ollen !SGn6lern.
Breis so Gents. Solter-Milburn
60, Buffalo, Seem gorf, aGeillige
gaetlten fir oie Ser. Staoten.
grinnert @n6 BEG Namens =
0oans = uno nehnt feline onoeren.
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gufentbaltes perben our6 BET ibieoe-
ne Diners uno onoere 6eltlibfeiteu
ausgefiillt iperoen.
= Ser ouBerorbentli6e ltmfong
rltiiiider Spionenarbeit in Seiter=
reid bat bllrb eine nelllite Gni-
bedllng in G5ernotpib mieber ein-
NAL cine grelle 8eleu6tlng erfob~
ren. 9ret gerlonen 5ltglei0 Iillb ols
ruiiii6e Spione BORT perboitet NOR
ben llno iino Die gerbaftetem iantnlt-
lif ruiiiide @eneraIitabsoffiai
9ei Sausiu6ungen in BEN @o6nun.
gen Ser 8erbofteten iino Itarf blpB-
itenenoe Sdriftltiide gefunben NOR
oen.
Sn gon5 9ellti6 9iiopeIt-
slfrifa berrfdt nnter BEN &olpniften
groBe @rbitterung iiber Die offen-
funoige geeigung ser Gegierurg Die
@usbeutling Ser geaturi1Gse oes
2anoes Sinon8ipnoifoten gu ubertra.
gen. Die &olonilten, pel6e 0lut lm6
ShmelB fllr Die grl1ltebung oes
Sanoes geopfert baben, ieben fib 3d.
rim Inn BEN 2obn betrogen, Der IL.
rem Wa9ernut uno ibrer glusoauer
5ufallen io1te unb ni6t oen Sanfiers
nno Gapitalilten i'm fernen 0ater.
lanoe sSn Snafopmlnb, 9eetnans-
bop, Winoboef uno anoeren groBc.
rem Sieolungen boben bie Goloni-
item eit-8erianmlungen nbee-
ten, Inn ibrer @ntriiltung in 'Joru
BON 8eI6liiiien 9usorud 81 eebel,.
Sn oielen miro &oloniallefretar
Oernburg oireft fir Die unleioli6en
3uitdnoe beranttportlid gelnadt un6
geforoert, oaB ben oeutl6en Solo
MEN gertretung i'm Hei6stage ein-
gerGumt peroe.
= Die polnii6en 9lGttcr Gait
5iens proteltieren gegen oen geplan-
ten 8eiu6 &ailer @ilbelnls bel oen
Sommer=Mmobern in Wali8ien.
9ie 3eitungen be8ei6nen Die 4biitt
oes oeutiden &ailers, belt WanD.
bern bei5ulpobnen, ebenio tpie Die on
i'm BON &aiier s5ran5 Soiepb err
gangene @inlaoung als eine erobe
Brooofation beg 9olen-golfes, mel
DIES inn foumenoen Sonllter oos
fiinfbunoerti6briee SubilGlum Ser
S6ladt om Sannenberg feierI, iener
entldeioettben Sdlo6t, in Der oas
Serr Ser oeuti6en Sroensritter bon
elmer ooppelt 10 groBen pofnii6,li-
tbaltii6en lteberma6t geiGlagcn
muroe.
-9ur6 einen 9tieienbrono lit
oos St6ot6en 8e5esno an Ser I6le-
iii6-ruiiilden @ren5e fait pouitdn-
big 5erItort morOen, 207 !Sduier
muroen einge0idert, iiber 1000
Meniden iino oboa6los uno feds
Gerionen fanoen oen SOB. Die 6lolll-
ben erariffen i6lieBli6 ou6 sic &C.
geniiberIiegenoe ruiiii6e Orti6qit
MeIonom luto 8erItorten oert olei6-
fnIIS 90 S11tfer
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neurs uno gilt ols oeiien politii6er
&atgeber. Die gooper's muroen iei=
ner5eit eegen cine giirgi6oft bon
ie $4,000 in 8reibeit geleet uttter
oieier 8iirgI6oft itebt Ser iiiltgere
Cooper nod lebt. Weon glau61 iibri-
gems niht, oab er ielnals miecer pro-
5eiiiert 1peroen miro.
= 9lus @aibingtpn meI0et man;
Die Subrer Der SSnlurgentelL drger-
li6 iiber Spre6er @annon'5 5ipei=
te @erausforoerung, tie iollen es mir
waeen, linn ieinen goriib gu rouben,
bielten cine &onferen5 ab ntto be-
i6lol1en Die Soroerung Guf5uneb-
men, bepor oie Situngen 81 gnoe
geben.
= 9lus giom fonlnt bie 9tobrtd;t
oaB ser Yaplt feinen 9lllterifuner
gum &arOinol ernennen neroe.
= 9us 8aibington miro genet
oct, oas geri6tli6e @prgeben gegen
ben 3uder=Srult mode 10 i6nel(e
Sorti6ritte, ooB man mol i6lperIib
nod cine fongrellioneIe llnterlu=
dung por1ebmen meroe.
-8 Sci einem Seuer, oltr1 ipel6es
oos GountpeefGnanis tit geelp &open
Connecticut, 5unl Sell 5erItor: mur-
De, falnen ie6s Seueruebrleute unl'a
2eben. Die 1ltneliidli6en befanoeu
iid) IN elmer 3eae, als our9 eille
@aiolin=@rploiion oie i9iperen eiier-
ne1t 5iiren oerielben 5lleeporfeli
ipnrben ltno tie ltidt nlebr beraus-
fonlmen fonnten. Oie in oeln @olt-
Ie befinoli6en @efangenen iullroen
alle geretet.
SIN @ef1nenis 5lt Mterioioi1,
Miiiiliippi, iuuroe Der @efel19nise
MufIeber Semple bon be1 Heger
S'geeil, einem @efangenen, e,Iduie
ien. S'Neil ml1rbe ip1ter bun eiller
8olfslnenee aus bem @efGngnis &C.
bolt uno gebangt.
ssn einem Steinbru6 llabe 9to-
5aretb in 8enniDlpanien puroen elf
Berlonen BON elmer berunterItiir5elt=
oen Steinmaiie eri6lagen.
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s e / a 3.

Inter Dem 9earnen Guare6,
Sepnlour, Dublin & &odoprt 9iail=
man Company bat li1 einc UeIell=
i6oft oreoniiiert, Die cine ga1n BON
ser Noroipelt-@de bon &or5elnan
gountp an1 Geo 9iiner ra6 9tpfport
am Golf bauen miI, oie 9g5n ion
ollr6 oie Counties &erbernar.
6oaro, Sbrodnorton, Oouils, Ste
pbens, golo gi1lto, goitlono, Gratb,
gomande, Sanlilton, Gorpell, gel.
Wiaian1ion Srapis, @altrop Galo-
lpea, @on5oles, 2apaca, De @itt.
gictoria, @oliob, gefugio ,nlS Aran-
lag fiibrert.
= Sn 9olas tpuroe oie 9ei66e ei-
ner Srau Ssllia 9(. San, einer Sroll
bon ungefGbr SO Sobren, it elmer
Giiterne anf ibren 8lasc ml ser
Garter StraBe eefllnoen. Sinter
Dem linfen DIR mar cine @ulloe, oie
offenbar our6 einen S6lag nit ei-
neln ftumpfen Snitrlment nerltrioht
mar. 0ie 2eid)e mar in Sett3cu0
eingepidelt. Sesen bieieS 3eigs
moren iiber ben Sof 5erltreltt nnb
botten 5ur 9luffinoung Der 2et6e &c.
fiibrt. Die Srau mobnte ollein il,
oen Sallie, iie NOR felt Salnitag
oeri6munoen uno Die 9so6barll
mabten oie Boli5ei l6lieBlitb aui
ben Sall ouflnerflam. 8ein 9nrdl-
lu6en bes 8lotes fnno man ooru,
oie 2ei6e. @s fino 5mei 0tdllner ltll-
ter Dem 8eroa6t berbaftet, nit
Dem 0erbre6en in 8erbin0iln0 5n 1te.
ben.
0as 3. 9[peGations-Geri1t 1ai
oas llrteil Der unteren ssSnTtani
in Dem 8ro5eB bon 81. 6. Siuift olts
gaIomea geeen Die so. 6. &.T
gabn beItdtigt. Spift mar in einenl
8abnpagen alf elmer 8mlnnenI6a.
le, Die olif Dem SltBbooen log. a1s.
geglitten, nieoergefallen utto herlett
gr nerflagte Die @ablt ouf Sdaoen
eriab. gs nuroen i6nl $4,000 5llge-
ipro6er uno bieIes ltrteil i'll iebt 6e.
Itdti9t.
Sn 9eniion itieB Gin nod Gil.
ben gebenber @rpreB8ug nit cineu1
9(rbeits5uge Ser Seras 9raction 50
5uiannen. Gin gepiIler u. 9
SSobnion ipuroe getotet, elm ouoerel
Wtann namens $. 8opne luuroe t0t
(i6 berlett. S6uere 8erletanger
enpfi9en neun 8erionen. Ger Sot'
uno alle 8erlebten iin0 SfngeItel(t'
| ser Sraction COMPANY.
| 95n Ser ganf 81 Sarolo in 8i(
borger Goltntp iprengten Diebe Der
@eloI6ranf ouf uno ftablen $2500
Sroboent oie @rplolion bas ganS
| Stdotden in glufregung periette, &c
| lang es Sen 8ieben nit ibrer gelt
| 81 entfomn1eIl.
| = 9ie 9elpo6ner oes 6oifol
| Ghuloiitrift boben beidloiien iid
! cine g6uliteuer bon 10 Gents oil
1890 altf5uerlegen,
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8 E ! q 8.

8Gbreno Ser lebten 2aee be,
fonoen ii6 glei6seitig in 8olnelton
8oup. Campbell, Die @ouperneurs-
fanbioaten Yoinberter nno 0apioion
l1lo Der -@ounerneursfGnoibot
0abioion. Sic alle iparen 0prtbin
gefonlneh INN Der State Geoera-
ton of 2abor" ibren 9ieipeft 8lt be-
5eugen.
= ss5n gee6es bel Beaumont bot
man Die 2eihe zines getpiiien Mar-
tin Sauier sefunoen. 9aufer mar
ein Zimmerman llno bielt iib felt
mebreren Sabren in Der @egello allf.
st pobllte in einem Sausboot. Seit
6reitag ipurbe er pernliBt. S3abr-
l6einli6 lit er ms @aiier geiaaen
ll1b ertrilnfen.
= 9luf ieiner Sarn rtngefabr
oht Meilen bon &ple, itorb i'm 9llter
bon ieds5ig Sabren S. 9l. 9neitcr-
beft, einee Ser befannteiten Jarnler
iener @egertb. Gr batte ieit oreiBig
Sabren bort getpobnt.
- Sn Mineral Springs bei &rl-
ling itarb s. 8. 2oebmaun elmer
ser ltripriineli6iten 8etpobner iener
9lniieolung. gr mar rs Sabre aft
uno ipobnte leit 81 Sabren in icner
@egeno.
: glm 26., 27. uno 2S. 9(prit
miro oie 8ereilligung ser terunilden
9ddermeiiter in Soulton fire So6-
reSuerionlmlung obbolten.
= Die 8etpobner bon 9eepile
boben bel6loiien Bombs sum @e.
troge BON $4,000 aus8ugc6en uno
oafiir Elm SeperipItem ein5uri6ten.
= Sobn 8urop, ser leiner5eit iii
aerrpile einen getpiiien 80. 5. 9ut-
Ter eri6oB, als 0ieier 1lno Gin Sc
putp-Sberiff i'm feltnebmen pollten,
lit bonn @eri6t in ltpaloe 81 ie6enS-
I6nglidem 3udtbous perurtellt nor
oen.
- 0ellli6 na6t8 branqen 9ie6e
in Die 8oitoffice 5ll @teOina ilno
itohleu $3.50
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SIN @pril.

Gs tut has 8etter im 9lpril
9etu1bnltdj t1ltnter, mas es mill,
gSas amd] bus @etter =Snream iprtdlt,
Sarnm befiinntert es it'd ttidlt.
gSenn ite Hns Gegen prpp6esetb'n
Safttt gtbt's bett idJ1nften Spmnidetr,
ltnb ipenm es 1etst yetit Harer gQa",
Sann regnets, mas es regnen ntag.
Ster ipllte jett idbpn 5rii6ling lein,
ltnb ntetitens trtfft es a1d] ia eth,
SDdJ bat 1ttttnnter itber gfatbt,
Sid mod ein 9fprber attfgema6lt.
llrb ber 5erit1rt 1ns otter gar
Ste Sbiternbt' fit bas nGfbfte esa6r.
ttnb .uer a1t Sbit iiGb belecttert
Wtmk itebnen, mas man ttttpprticrt.
Spd) tit ntttnnter ber glpril
2lnd] tuteoer gnabig, ianft ntt6 ifia.
Sat iid] manterlid) aitfgefitbrt
tlnb lakt bas Dit ltnangerifbrt.
50 tuDllen mir 6enm pine 8raMtn
Sn tnf're nad)ite 31tf1nft iGbam'n.
llns plager ntdJt nit Sprg' lt1b Mii6':
9as sd)lintme fpmmt bp6 itets su friiG
User mill nit 8rillen plagen iih,
lint bas, mas nnabamoerltf)?
Sriid) an bas @erf, nit sntem .0snt,
Damn ipirb anf gllles idj6n nnb gut.
tlnb itellen bpdJ iib Sprsen cin,
2Sas niikt has &lagen ltnb bas Shrei'ni
am beiten, bm beridendit fie btr,
8et etnent @las Mlamp 8ier.
Sas fat itd) oft in ieiner 9frt
gls Sorgen6refer pffenbart,
Gen Wann, ber mismntig, sebriidt,
3n nemem Streben aitfseriift.
Drum trag bic 2amneu bes @pril
gtnr aud gebmlbis, rmbig, itia,
ltnb bait als 2abetrmnf bereit,
Dit ~ | a. m D 9 ie r" ale Seit.
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shlimmer als 9naeln.

&ugeIn bringen Sen Soloaten me,
niger @efobr, tpie eczema. .. @.
Sarrimon, Burlington, Wfo4 lit ieit
40 Sabren oaroh ober 8udlens &r'
niea SaIbe furierte i'm. 25c bel al-
len 9ruggiiten.