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Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-15


for day or two on his way from a
business trip to Denver.
r. A. Sullivan returned to the mill
OF the Sunset Lumber company this
morning The family is living in town
this winter, and Mr.. Sullivan has been
home for a week or SO while fixing
up some business matters.
]. s. O'Neil was in the city last
night passing through from Farming
ton to Grand Junction. Mr.. O'Neil
is interested with w. S. Wallace the
sugar beet man, who owns a large
tract of land in San Juan county and
lis building the Coolidge extension
ditch.
Captain William Sagert of the Sal
vation Army, arrived from Boulder
Saturday night to take charge of the
corps here. The captain is unmarried
and is said to be an enthusiastic work
ell for the cause. Durango people
wish him success and trust he will
find the town good place in which
to work and live. The Salvation Army
has unique and important place in
the worlds work, and many have rea
son to bless them for the good they
do.
Charles Barker, until recently engi
neer at the Idaho, left for the May
Day mine this morning, where he has
accepted a position. Mr. Barker was
in town for few days for briei
visit with his family.
Emory E. Smiley has been elected
for his third term as eminent com
niander of Ivanhoe Commandery
Knights Templar. We are sure Mr.
Smiley makes splendid commander
and glad to see his services appre-
ciated by the order.
J. W. Lawrence came up from Farm.
ington last night to meet his sister
Mrs. J. S. Pawley. who was an arrival
from Kenton. Okla, on last nights
tain. This morning they continued
to Pennington where Mrs. Pawley will
visit until after the holidays.
Mrs. Paul Bloodgood came down
from Ia Plata City last evening to
spend the winter. The weather has
hean 6ua m far NJ Ia PLATA but snow
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Letter and
children were in the city last night
on their way from an extended trip
east, to their home In Pennington.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-15

H. F. Morgan came in from Dolores
last night and is in the city for day
or two
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-15

G. H. Mayo. manager of the Monte
yuma Lumber company at Glencoe
was In the city last night passing
through to Denver.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-15

will probably come pretty soon now
Last year at this time there was sew
eral feet Of snow. Mrs. Bloodgood
is located at the Savoy for the pres
ent.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-15

George w. Avery Of the Incas Min
Ing q Milling company is Durango
visitor for few days.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-15

Miss Anna Weber was an outgoing
passenger on the eastern this morning
to Tiffany. where school has once
more opened after being closed on
account OF sickness.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-15

Mrs. Paul Bloodgood came down
from Ia Plata City last evening to
spend the winter. The weather has
been fne 20 far At La Plata but snow
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thomas and
the latter's brother, AL Leonard, left
this morning for Colorado Springs to
spend the winter. Mr.. Thomas recent
IT, sold the Electric theater to ]. o.
Taylor. Their Durango friends are
sorry to see Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
leave, but wish them the best of sue
cess in their new location.
Representative A. l.. Pace and
Wife returned to their bcme Mt Bay
field this morning Mr.. Pace is get
ting around again after Il severe siege
OF illness, having been dependent on
clutches for the past seven months
We are pleased to note that he is now
able to manage very nicely with The
aid of q cane.
Mrs. NJ. A. Snyder was an outgoing
passenger this morning to Kansas
City. She was returning this morning
to her home at Liberal, Mo-. after q
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Clara
Minner. Of some two months. at Ig-
nacio and Pennington. Mrs. Snyder
thinks Pennington delightful and
hopes to return in the spring. The
mild winter especially appeals TO her
and Just now It is like summer In
San Juan county. Mrs. Minner &C
oompaused her mother a. far A. Du-
raneo and rsturnsd home on this
m,ernlnts tfain. Mn. Snyder II IN
os4 frtSsl u Mra \. - Kerr ot the
Azfnas vsiisy, ~ - ladies hsytas
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-15

J. Lohroy Slusher came in last night
on the eastern with party of capi'
talists whom he is chaperoning In the
country today. Those in the party
are: R. A. and Joseph Barnett OF
Higginsville, Mo-; A. Thomas Nelson
OF Mayview, Mo, and L. II. Turney OF
Kansas City.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-15

r. W. Simpson returned last even
ing from the La Platas, where he spent
a few days at the Yellow Eye mine
in which he has an interest. Mr.
Simpson was guest of the stratel
last night and departed for Canon
Gallegos, N. NJ, this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Terry passed
through this morning fion Silvelton
to Denver. Mr.. Terry is one of the
owners of the big Sunnyside mine at
Eureka and was ON his way to Den
yer this morning on business.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06

Die Merate fonnten. tDie es ihien.
Iiir meine frau nihts tpeitee tbun al:
lie ihlafen modem. ihieibt 0err Sobr
Wilt aus Mmlteroam. Ohio. ,Si,
mar Ihner trant. aber aae 9lerste, bi,
~ih fomnlen lieB. lie 3u bebanoeln
tonnten ibr niht helfen. Sbr Nlpen'
trduter feate ibre 8eiunobeit in eine'
Wohe pieoer ber. Sic 1T jebt ae'
lumber. als ie auuOr. S6ie lit ar
elmer Mri Maaenbeibueroe. tonnie>ibv
GIien niht ueroausn. uno brad 6!
pieber aus. iobalb iie es binuntelge
ihluft bate.
Ssorni's Mlpentrduier fidrlt ben Ma
gen. requliri ben Stuhlgan9 nnl
brinqt @einnobeit unb RraFt. Rein,
Npoibeter.Mebi3in. ionbern Elm ein
fades, altmooiihes Rrduiers0eilmit
tel, tpeldes ben 2euten oirett aeliefer
tpiro bnrh fpe5ielle Mgeilten. angeltsa
ppn ben Ei3entbnlnsrn, Or. pete
sSabrnep q Cons Co.. 1875 50
Dopne Mpe., gBieago. so.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
Gnrl Ghipeln. ein Nner

Carl Gbipslp. ein Qlaent De,
@orreiponoen3 shule III Gcranton.
pa.. mar am Wontag yiadmittae IN
Der neuen @ilsnbabnanlieblune 3nlfheu
bier uno Canal Doper nno tollstiirir
8elo bon ben 369lin9en iensr ghule.
gr hatte eine 3ielnlibe 8elolumme in
feiner Saihe. ~als er am Nbeno leiner
gBea antrat. um nod Der Staot 3nrtid
81 febren. Mts er bic @iIenbabn tren
Mil mOllte, tDuroe CT BON 3tuei Mdn-
nerl ail9ehalien, melhe Die Miiben
tief iiber bas @sFiht binunterQe3oeen
batten uno Die Rodtragen aufQeiisilt.
um nidt erfannt au tperoen. Dieielbeu
nabmen ibn in ibre Wiiite uno foroer
ten ibn auf Die 5dnoe in Die Dbb
III balten. tob in Oielem Nueenblif,
fam Elm Grahtaug uno oas Gibt DO,
Der GotomOiiue beldien Die bsioeu
Wegela9erer uno ibr Spier unb oi,
Sriteren mahten lib eili9lt aus BEN
Staube.
Nuf elmer 5hlitienfabrt muro.
am sSreitaa glmer Dapis bon ganal
DoDer fhlimm Oerlebt. gr batte mi
elmer 9r6Bern @eielli bait bon Walillol
cine Shlittenfabrt mltaemaht uno als
am friihen Morasn Der Gnlitten elmer
lteilen. Abbang binnnierfubr. iiiirat,
oerielbe um uno 9apis tpuroe mil
elmer gebrohenen Suite aufgeboben
Anh 6rduiein gona GbsrharDt nor
Walii0on trua bel benz nnfaa idlimmt
gerlebunBen oaDon.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
9eiratbsbswias

g. s.. Mnluane gopba 8. Monni,
ger. beios bon Sem @ometstoipn. sss
s5ames IS. goter Coma i. 5omler,
beioe BON llhrihsoil!e.
anihOnp &. Walluee yeHie 8.
8ram, beiOe BON ubrihsolile.
Eortunata Martiue @nricD Sal
laae, beioe BON &osmea.
Nbnm 5bomds - WPae Glar. beibe
BON Canal Sober.
J@e s. ssobnion. Wainmriabt -
gioro pearl Mebaer. 5usearowas.
3alpb 2eihtoner. Wa9nolia = @rapct
5be'mo Cooper. Gomeroale.
GAZE W. 5aulor. 6reeport Miloreo
". Bsneod, Nstp Bbila.
Somss sserreu ,SOa Wbite. beioe
bon Wainrriaht.
Sobn 8. Gam GaIotpell. Sbabo @lo
Il. Meef, Booth.
@bas. Nuiiin. Sutdins @tela Glib
ion. llbridspllle.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
Scr GfaptratD pcr 4. gDaro.

Sn Der Nppembermabl muroe pbil,
sehl gum Giabiratb Der etitsn Wate
ertp1blt. galo oarauf ifarb Der Gr-
lpablte, ebe Inn 8eleaenbsit asboier
Dnroe. lid als Giaoiraib einidipDrer
81 inllen nno iein etnt onsntseien.
Soaleib mel0eten iih psrIhRoene Yes
merber um bic erlsbiats Sislle. oo
man gIaubte, baB Der neuerm1blie
Gtaoirnih oieIelbe su bsieBsn babe.
bod lpor bies eiil sSrfibuln.
Nadb elmer Gntihsioun1 beg 8ene=
srolonlDalts Rennaon bleibt eln Gtaot.
roth in Nmte. big iein Nqhfolaer err
10 d bit ufo einQeih iporen it,
Nan III stpar ein 9tahfolaer fir DER
Gtaotratb Der eriftn Wato etpdhli,
aber ilibt eingeiAporen uno 10 miro
nah Der @ntlheionng Der bishetiae
Stnotraih. S. s.. &iogmnp i'm gmts
bieiben. big 5ur Wabl i'm Sabre 1911.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06

gin arober @ilsnbahnltreit brobt I'M
Wotoweiten ous3ubrehsn. Brdlioent
,Srant s. 0aiplsp pon Der luton Der
Wsihenfeller BON Nnr6amerita bat bic
folaenoe grtldruna befunnt qeqeben !;
oBir tueroen einen allaemainen Gireit
Der Wiitalieoer oller SrQaniiationrn in
Der Giienbahn. Nhtheilrna Der 9lmeti=
can Seoeration Of 2abor nod oisle
Wohe I'M siesotpeiien babsn. Ser
gefebl. Die Standardization all er6If
men. muB BON Serrn Geterhom tpnl=
men. Der anaenbliflid, in WnIAinQtou
meilt. sSh BIN felt oooon iiberseuQt.
bob Elm oerortiQer gefe3l ihcn in ben
nahifen Sagen> gu ermarten it,"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
gnlll!llfr 81.
gtnein III sdgetni;bie nttt
Rittcrisnd1t.

niht odteno aui Geudtiafeif 3ua
5iiirms oosr Gdtse. atbeiieis QB. s.
Nifins als Mabhpdtbter ia Banner
.SprinQs, 5enn. go alt. Nglstter-
unbloen ousaeitBt 5u itin. 500 'ibm
cine ftmere gttdltnna su, Die fib auf
Teine 2nnae feiiiebie. gnoli9 mnbte
er Die Arbeit aufgsben. &r Derluhte
piele 6eilnlittel, bod AlIs mnreii nub=
los big sr 8r. aine's Neu Discopsrp
qebraudte. .yad benz @ebfauh einer
ilaibe", ftareibt er, vfebste id3 3ur
arbslt suriif 10 gsIuno. als ie."
5d,nere Grldltunaen. hartndfi9es
SuIten. entStinoeie Geblen uno mehe
2unqen. gluiltiirse. 8rdllne uno asu1=
bnlten fiuoen raide Sinoerunq uno
prompte 0eilung 0urh oisle berrlif,e
Wsoi3in. SOC. uno $l.00. Yrobe=
flafbe frei. Inter @aranile perfauft
BON %. 8. peter's, benz osutiben
Ipotbefer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
Gin altcs Said,enbstd) ,ano
altc 0Ofntncnte.

R. W. Deniion. ein Mnaeffsllter in
4 BEN GSeihdfte onn S. 8. 9ioamap oil
@iio= =Broaomnp. lit i'm yyfBe ehass
alien 5afhenbuhes aus benz Sabre
1878, Das ieinem @roBoatsr. Samuel
Wc@op, aeb0ri bot. 9Dir etieben ans
Dem guhe. oaB i'm Nooember 1924
ell @sniner 5trob 25 Gents tplfeie.
Elm Sab @ioer sl.00. ] pint Mbis.
feD 81 Gents, ein @ias Yronntlpein
3 Gents. ein @las Wbissep 2 Gents.
Il Stiid tlump) 3abat 8 Gents
1 Baibel Corn As Gents. giuno
Butter IS Gents. 3 sSertsl Sl.5O.
Sir cine Sa9esarbelt erbielt elm Mann,
Der bic Genie ihnane, 81 @snts uno
fiir cine Breiiort tpuroer Sl.50 be-
sohlt. Garioffelu putoen fir 40 Gents
Das Bnlbel DertallIt.
Gerner bat 6err Senilon 5teuerz
qulttuneen ieines @roBpaters bon ben
Sabren 1912, l643 uno 1914. un
teneibnst bon S. 8emuth. 5hoB
meiiier einen giiraerlchein aug Dem
Sabre 1887 uno einen gerheiaerunas.
seitel bonn Sabre 1888, slusi rtailtrirte
grlefe aus ben Sabren 1857 uno
1861.
unter ben papieren lit oud cine
Steuerquittnng oom Sabre 1888. aus
Der tpir erleben. DUB Eaoio Neal
@reaorp iiir 48 ( Mfsr 2ano in
8uscaraiuas @ountp cine 5teusr BON
50 Gents be5ablt bot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
Gin iredter ltebetfan.

Charlotte Gaprtriaht, 10 Sabre of.
purDe am Samliag Abvnb auf oenl
Weae nah benz y. & 8. Bobnbof in
Canal 8oper niebereeiporfen uuo baiie
es nur Der Ga8wiidsntunIt bon 0arrp
Dunlap gu Oercanten. oaB iie 10 leid
ten Gaufes bacon fam. 6r1ulein
@ourtriabt mollte ihrem Batter. @lmer
gourtriebi. 0em Notomotlbfiibrer eines
S3uQes, Der um 5.43 in Canal Soner
idaia iit. isin Nadteilen brinaen. IS
mar onnfel uno auf einmal trat ein
6rember por lie. Der lie in ieinen Nrm
nnhm. Sas Mdohen rib iih los uno
rief Dem Gerl gu: .2ab mid in Ruhe
nno febe all 8elnsn eiaenen @elddi-
ten !"
Ser Mam aina tpeniae G1ritts
peiier. pl0blib lief er aber tpieoer su.
rid uno faBts oas Mdoden UNI Dem
9eib uno mari lie su goosn. mdbreno
er aleid3eitia cine Dano tber ibren
DUMB belt. um lie am Ghreien 3u
Derbinoern. 5roboem aelana es @bar.
lDtie. einen Shrei ausSulioBen. mo-
rauf 0arrp Dunlap ibr gu 0iilfe elite.
mdbrsno Der Ssremoe bic 6luht ergriff
Von oemielben bai man bis ieBt nod
teine Spur.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
Gampioate,, Mttseiecn.
Neenrner.

N1en oempfrafiinen Stimmgebern BON Tnscarnipas
guuntp fDnneu mir nnieren Wlitbirger, MIfreb
als &anbibat fir baS Mult eineS
Gpnntp MecprberS beitenS empeben. TerIeIbe lift elm
Wanr ppn mnbefteblhenl Gbarafter Hnb qrpBer
Gabsfeit Geriebe- nnterlpirft fib Der Gntfdeibuta
6er oentcfratiitben Wprmahleit
Demofrdtcn non Dpner Tomnibip.
I'm bic GentDfrnten BON TuScnrafpna Gpnntp 9o
Id mid enti6Ipien als Ganoibat fur Gpuntp Mecpr'
Der onf5utreten, 10 made I'D bies blerint betaItnt
MID Der GntSmeiblng Der bempfrattcben WDrirahIen
i'm Mtot Die Stimmeeber bes rspnbltfanifnen sober
TptpHbtp baben mid breiln0l aum Eomnibip GhuB,
nlejtey erfp6blt mas iunbE bepeist bob meine M2t
biiraer mir ibr ppfieS Nertrauen ifbenfen. SO ipre
iomobl ptutiD ipie antb enalil6.
SobnH. Steinbanab
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
8on prdd,tigeus amsIcbcn.

@s lit elmer israu gntsiiden bon
beitem ausieten gu Iein. bod Simmer.
Dautausbruh. Wunoiteflen uno Bs=
ihuiire rauben Die 2ebensfreuoe
6Drt Buflen's Nrnica Salbe bpilt
lie. maht Ole 6aut psib uno lammtiQ.
Sie uerih0uert oas @eiiht. 6eiIt Gl-
feln. mebe 4uQen. @rtdltunQs .@uno.
itellen. anfaeiprnnQene 2ippsn uno
Gdnoe. 8eriuht lie. unfs1Ibor fiir
0dmorrboioen 25c bel Is. gp. peter's,
oeT bentihsn Npotheter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06

Inter bi1ter Ghneebhne idbfaft bic eefammte
glatur. gllr lan9am treben bic Safte UNI bas noib
abrper. es ieblt Der 1rieb, Der init itarfem 9ule
neues Dlu in ben Moern pertbeilt unb bns ale per-
brontbe an ZEN AuSideibnneSprgaHen Der Seber urb
GeiittsiaIbe &ppfs unb Eidenihnler3en, SIieber.
ipeb S1ptnbeI Sersflopen Gefibtsit6runsen. Were
itpsfnng DeflommeHbeit, H. {. 10. gDas biIft ba
Gimes Der stbarieiy, dbenben @ife. init melhen ae=
,piiIenloie 6uadoIber Sid bei9minoelu nl6Gten Z
8eileibe nitt EieIe siftteen Wetaae lpte !. .,
Guedflber. oerberben mebr, alS fe niiBen fDnnten,
ipenn file iberbaupt Dpn 9lnBen u6ren. 9enn fie
fibret mad au9eublidlber Grleiftermng nur nm 10
fhueler su pplitanbigem &nin Der Werbannngspr.
gone, b. gum 1pbe. Sort init bieien Giten 9iur
Elm WtteI bilit bic bep6brten ct Bernarb Rrdnters
pilen iene aus ben beifraftigiten Bflanaen aeppn.
neHen Gdftc 3ubereitet iadp benz beipdbrteu. 5abr-
bnnberte aIten He5ept ber tpetien WDnche BON ct.
Bernard. 9slr tuenn GM bieie lpabrbafte 9ansar5s
net bic in allel MpUtbefe an baben TIT gebrantbff
pirb fct and i'm neiien Aabr an Dir beipahren.
mas oas 2isoA nerfprtdbi Tenes Sabr siebt Soff'
nj u0 q IL
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06

Der erlfe straBenbabnnngen fpll
um iiirf llbr bier einireffen ;absr ieBt,
% mir sur 9reile Qeben. III es 10 ubr
uno no6 lit teiner eetonmen. Die
Wagen linb smiiden @anol Doper unb
bier i'm SAuee ftefeu gebliebsn.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-13
LATIN AMERICANS
UTTER PROTEST
AGAINST CONDUCT OF UNITED
STATES ON EAST COAST
OF NICARAGUA.

Washington, July THAT at least
three and perhaps more OF the Cen
trail and South American republics
win make concerted protest to the
coming international conference OF
American states at Buenos Ayres
against the Central American policy
of the United States is a possibility
being discussed in diplomatic circles.
Some OF the more radical Spanish
Americans are said TO be in favor of
a Latin.American alliance against the
United States. II is conceded, how.
ever, that formal action of this nature
is unlikely
The most that can be regarded as
probable is that the republics inter-
ested viii give the United States TO
understand automatically that the
principles represented in the attitude
of this government on the east coast
of Nicaragua viii not be accepted
willingly as a part OF the internation-
al law OF America.
II is hardly likely that this protest,
II made, will become a part OF the
uiIi ial proceedings OF the conference,
IT will probably be left to the mufii.
cial work OF the assembly.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-13
SCORES COLLEGES
FOR INTERFERENCE
c. p. CARY AT N. E. A. DECLARES
DOMINATION OF INSTITUTIONS
AN iMPERTINENcE.

Boston, Mass. July &c. T. Cary,
state suerintendent Of schools Of Wis
consin. spoke yesterday at tbe Ma
tionaI Educational convention upon
the Twentieth century High School.
He said:
The high school is destined to be
the greatest educational institution
of modern democracy. Colleges and
universities are limited in their use
nlness by the expenditure Of time
and money demanded. The eIemen
tary school brings together all classes
but II teaches only the rudimenfs.
Colleges with their narrow and false
ideals Of culture, with their ideas OF
educational values subject to direct
utility insist on their college methods
in secondary schools and on filing
tns teaching positions IN those schools
with their own graduates and spe.
elalists. Their domination has reached
a degree Of infolerable irDperffnence.
Our first requisite for efficient work
is freedom and the high school men
must fight the battle 20 the finish.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-13
MOVE TO PUT BAN ON
R0WDYISH BALL FANS

New York. July 1.-Two curb the
towards. who have recently come 70
be allowed 10 insult baseball PLAYERS
from the shelter OF the stands. is the
the object of movement that is be
ing pushed by patrons of the profes-
sional sport. Ever since Arthur Dew.
lin. who has always played the gentle
man is well as he PLAYED third base.
was sttmg 10 assert IS manhood al
ter six innings of foul abuse by
Brooklyn rowdy, the red blood OF the
real fans has been rising to resent
further subsection of the players to
such indignities, which poor manage.
ment has lately allowed to be put up
on them No one blames the long
suffering infielder for the chastise.
ment he finally gave his insulter, and
all New York is calling for conditions
that will punish the management that
tolerates the cause OF the trouble. ra
Their than the victim OF 1t.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-13
HUGHES PRIMARY
BILL WAS RIGHT
DECLARES RoosEvELT-PARTY
CANNOT ESCAPE RESPONSE.
slLITY FOR FAILURE

New York. July Theodore Roo e.
Welt deals with Governor Hughes and
he New York legislature, and prl-
mary reform in a signed editorial ar.
ticle in the Outlook.
'on the fundamental issue OF df-
rsct primary nominations Governor
Hughes is right" he says, THE bill
was carefully framed and marked a
real step in advance.
The republican party. in the ma.
Iolity in both houses of the Iesisla.
ture, refu ed to carry out the repub-
lican governors recommendations and
the party cannot escape measure of
responsibility for the failure, bus it is
only just to remember that clear
majority of the republican members
OF each house supported the bill,
whereas three-fourths or more OF the
democrats opposed il. This is one OF
the cases where Il is easier to ap-
portion individual than party Response.
bility.
We, men who compose the great
bulk of the community. wish TO gov.
ern ourselves. We welcome leader
ship. but wish our leaders to unders
tand that they derive their strength
from us, and that although we look
to them for guidance we expect this
guidance to be in accordance with
our interests and our ideals"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-13
To KEEP FLOODS
OUT OF PARIS
VAST SUMS TO BE EXPENDED ON
PUBLIC WORKS FOR
PROTECTION.

Paris, France. July Work viii
soon begin to protect Paris from MS
astrous foundations such rs those OF
last .pr'ng. NJ. MiIlerand minister OF
public works. outlined the whole u
gantic scheme.
we shall first establish tour com
missions" be said. chose Of the
Seine, Loire, Garonne and Rhone, 70
study the floods and 60 inform and
warn the public. Next we shall con
struct canal at cot OF $40. 900 QUO
to divert the river Marine around Par
is and into the Seine at will Third,
we shall raise the Quai de Ia Care
and the Quai de Passy at a cost OF
$4,000. Fourth. We shall enlarge
the small ann Of the Seine between
Notre Dame and the Place 81 Michel.
Fifth. we shall dredge and deepen me
Seine below Paris and, finally, great
changes in the telegraph and teie-
phone conduits, sewers and railroad
approaches will be necec sary.
II wish Also continued VI. MilieT.
and, TO inform America that the
food, while a great disaster, was not
as bad as repor. ed. and except Tor a
few heavy lines on the bridges made
by the high water there IS nothing to
reveal to visitors the effect Of tho re-
cent foundations.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-13
|MILLERS LOSE
IN FLOUR CASES
JURY FOUND BLEAcHEo PROD
ucT "kpuLTERATEp" AND
MlsRRANDEo.

Kansas City, July I've, the jury.
find the flour seized was adulterated. !"
I'VE, the jury, find the -four seized
was misbranded."
These verdicts were returned in
the federal court yesterday by the
jury that for more than five weeks
listened to testimony for and against
the charge OF the government that
625 sacks of flour, bleaehed and sold
by the Lexington, Nebraska, min and
Elevator company of Lexington, Ne
braska, and seized by the government
while in possession CT the purchaser.
a grocer az Castle, Missouri. we're
adulterated and misbFanded.
l'hes verdict, which was returned
after seven hours dsliberation, is a
victory for the government which
the suit under the national
pure food and drug act
Attorneys for the Bnillers will file
a motion for new trial within 20
days. Arguments on it wild be heard
by Judge Mcpherson. about Septenl-
Der /. If the motion is overruled the
case win be carried at once to the
circuit court of appeals and probably
Will be heard in December.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-13
TAFT ON VACATION
BUT DON'T LIKE IT

Beverley, Mass, July President
TAFT, spending the first day of his
real vacation, got lonely and tele-
phoned to the executive Offices to find
out why there had been no messenger
at the cottage bearing the Official
mail
Sorry" Rudolph Forester the as.
sistant secretary, who answered the
telephone, answered, but YOU are
hot TO have any mail for few days. :
1t was announced Yesterday that
only occasionally viii mail be taken
to the cottage and then only the most
important documents will be called to
President Taft's attention.
The president played golf yester.
day morning at Myopia, dozed on the
cottage veranda during the early al
ternoon and with Mrs. Taft and a
party of neighbors, had sail on the
SylEn in the evening.