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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
WEEKLY SHORT STORY


love me-. and None 90 Caress" must
mean none 90 caress me"
if is tard 90 end a meaning for "No
one Co love- when We ali feel tfaf
every heart in tle world Ntzheg 20
'- loved, ANTS GO be loved But that
not loving. To is net wishing 90
gave someone 90 love There alwnrs
are people 20 love. There always are
people clad. hungry Tor our love
anung tO be loved is self-seekinr.
seli-ccntered. Crasp.rE Loving Is
other see king. altrlistc. liberal. mu-
nitcent Desiring Co De- loved has
nothing whatever Co do wsth loving.
Just as jealousy has nothing whatever
.o DO with loving. These have % DO
with our selt-love. our cgoism. and
u.s. sense OF property
The property sense Is So imminent
.n Che baser mind that it mincles with
every emotion. So that. whatever we
love. we wish Co own. But in our
nooler consciousness we are generous.
We worship the moon. although 10 "a
altogether out az our reach and shared
Hith an the world and Mars and We
NUS too. And Do is our devotion 90
.le moon. mot the moons devotion to
.s. that gives us delight in beer Lowell,
society. The moon. OF course. does
love us and Us happy .n shedding upon
a Der soit. dreamy. pCcflcal light and
.u iiI.ns our hought With picturesru.
maE.ulrrs and sweet sentiment Hu-
81. 90 not luh of Deer love for us
"n are rape iu our enchanted
II1raf ION OF her glorfes We arc hnr.
purely nr the feelings tae moon
Inspires in u.s.
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' tO. Ns. to capture -.O.. Hr Iut.
HnI.-un them I'm our hearts. Cd.
theme to incompatible Them
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ait'lI.ns ANA realized tae
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
GOV. SWANSON
FOR INCOME TAX
Urges Legislature a. Ratiry Proposed
Amendment 20 Federal Constiiu-
tion-Places Burden OF Reeve
nue on the Wealthy.

D tne loilnWAus commHni c@tlon 20 Ca.
Virginia Legislature.
I To the General Assembly OF virginia.
I have the honor 90 transmit here
with "a duly certified copy OF the rcso-
I tiou OF the Congress OF the United
States. 90 be submitted 20 the Lcr.s-
[ latures OF the various States for cone
sidcratiou. in pursuance % the proEs-
7 ions OF the Federal Constitution
The resolution ana proposed amend
emut is as follows.
Resolved by The Senate and TIous.
7 ~ EeprcsentatVes % the United States
I OF Aemrica in Congress assembled
ttwo-thirds OF each house Concurrir-
therein). That the following article
+ ls proposed as am amendment to fh.
Constitution Of the United States
which. when ratified by the Leg.sla-
lures % three-fourths OF the several
states. shall De valid 90 an intents and
purposes as Cd part % the Constituuor
Article NJ. The congress shah
have power 60 iay and collect taxes ou
Incomes. from whatever source DEE
rived. without apDortionmcut among
. che several States. and without REGARD
to amy census or enumeration.
The effect OF the proposed amend
nert Isl to confer upon the Federal
government the power Co impose arf
collect revenue upon Incomes Tn.r.
Nas existed such difference OK opinion
rs to whether. under tn. present ...,
stItrtIon. emo Federal ...,.---r-f i'd.
possessed of such power The Federal
government FOR many years collected
much revenue from taI- source som.
years ago tho supreme Court of tn.
United States. nr 3D. divided court. t..
.Id.l that tne Federal government Dad.
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rre legislative. power .r tn. GOVERN
ment tue power to collect such taxes
restrained rr . .hHu.Iuc court De
FI remove tne Supreme Court OF tho
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sired. Besides Justice lrl fairness
demand that One Federal government
should not only have The power lut
should also collect ar-e part OF It.
revenue oy fair task upon incomes
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a FAIR system 90 taxation
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
ROBERTA De
JANON FOUND
The Missing Reiress and Waiter, With
Whom She ElOped. Are Located
In Chicago.

8ttANlAAOs special. Roberta de
Jason. the young Philadelphia heiross
who eloped from that city with Fred
ersck Cohen. waiter. was arrested
ia a rooming house here Monday night.
Cohen was also taken into custody.
They had been living i'm "a cheap room
Ing house on the North Side FOR the
last ave days.
The coupe had just begun to feel
secore from pursuit when they were
arrested and taken 20 the East Chi
cage Avenue Police Station.
To Captain kohm the girl told
pataeuc story OF lonesomeness. She
aaac that hcr mother had just died
and that her father was living ia an
other city. There appeared 20 be
noJhing for her but boarding school
NOBODY seemed 20 understand or sym
pothize with her but Cohen. lie was
empioysa iu the hotel where she
lived
Try TO Evade Police.
Sinoe leaving Philadelphia the cou-
pie Bee from city 60 city in an enc
denVor TO throw the police of their
tracks. anG abandoned trip 20 Eng
land With this end in view. They
went 10 New York from Phu8del-
Phia, staying in Gotham but few
hours Then they left for Montreal
From the latter city they went 90 ST.
John's. boarding steamer for Eng
land A. Halifax they left the ship
and went b. train 20 Boston. thence
coming 20 ChacaEo.
In her story 20 Captain Echm. she
II did not see my father very often.
and on the hrst OF October mother and
took an apartment in the Bellevue
StraUoru Hotel. ME Eraultather.
$500 was WIN US q 5ital
Of November. my mother died after "A
short illness and I was almost heart
broken cried great deal and was
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meet. mad. rr. r.en.r.f.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-07

DR. j. Godfrey had business in
Sitter Saturday.
Paul Humphrey. of Patch Grove,
was here Monday.
Cutler Borah went to Fennimore
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Grace Morse went to Fenni-
more Friday morning.
Thomas J. Watson, of Livingston,
was in Lancaster Friday.
County Clerk G. E. Tufaey had
business at Livingston Friday.
p. BARLEY, Of Bloomington,
was Lancaster visitor last week.
H. E. Austin, of BoscobeI. was
in Lancaster on business Thursday.
Jake Hoffman left Saturday morn
ing for Dubuque for a brief visit.
john G. Livingston, of Livings-
ton, was in Lancaster Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Brennan left
for Milwaukee for visit Thursday.
John Lord and K. Dahman. of
Bloomington, we're here Wednesday.
Sheriff ]. G. Harcleroad held a
foreclosure sale in Fennimore Satur-
dav.
-Sumpter Williams was among the
Lancaster delegation at the Live Stock
Show. ..5
r.. Meyer, Jr. and Fred Meyer
arrived home from the B.. NJ. & B.
mine Saturday. ~ qa.@5
Miss Nettie Welsh visited the
past week in Galena with her friend
Miss Clara Shne,der.
Miss Ada Livens, of Rockford,
ILL.,, is visiting at the home Of her
parents in this city.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Kinney have
moved here from Bloomington to
maze their home with their son Dan
Mrs George CAMPBELL and son
Oliver, of Chetek, Wis, arrived
Thursday tor a visit with Mrs. Camp
bell s sister Mrs. Alonzo Wayne.
Mrs. b. P. Green and children,
Carolyn. Ted and Frank. left Friday
morning for their home in Ocoma, s.
D.. after a pleasant visit with reIa-
ives in Lancaster.
Miss Nettie Oswald left Saturday
morning for Gilbert. Mimi. where
she will make an extended visit at
the home of her sister Mrs. w. M
Webb. Enroute she will visit at
Minneapolis.
Roy Eddy and Arthur Zenz, of
Lancaster and Messrs. Groom and
Niemer. of CassviIle, left Friday
morning tor Madison, where they have
enrolled in the Agricultural depart
ment Of the State University.
Don G, Lewis, brother of Mrs.
Elmer Eastman Of this city, has been
appointed private secretary to Con-
gresham John j. Esch Of La Crosse,
and is now in Washington ready to
take up his duties in the new posi-
ton.
Mrs. Charles Gilbert died Wed
nesday night after an extended illness
with tuberculosis Funeral services
we're held Saturday afternoon from
the M. E. church j. T. Morgans
officiating Mrs. Gilbert is survived
by an aged mother. husband and one
child besides other relatives.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-07

The w. r. G. will hold an cleo
ton of officers Saturday, Decem Der 10.
W. 2. White is the proud father
of dandy little daughter born last
Wednesday morning
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Stevens
will be held today Wednesday, in
Beetown at one o'clock.
Please remember the annual sale
at the Nj. E. chapel, Dec. IA, 1910,
beginning at 2 O'Clock p N. You
will be welcome
A E Lewis purchased 1913 head
of cattle in Que bunch at the A r.
Sole sale Friday. All but eight we're
two year old steers.
"A new barn 32x50 has just been
completed by Pritchett & Thompson
on the farm of James Duncan, a half
mile south of Porter's.
The ladies of the nj. E. church
will not serve the usual tea this
month. but will offer home baking at
the annual sale to be held Dec. ID,
1910
The Methodist monthly tea for
Dec. will be omitted, to give all the
ladies of the church opportunity to
make and bake. for the sale, to be
held Dec. IA.
Alfred Warren has erected a new
monument in Hillside Cemetery to the
memory of Chas Mayer, and is com
plotting a beautiful granite one for
the late Chas.. Orion.
That thrilling four act comedy
drama Life For Life" will be pre-
sented at Reeds opera house Monday.
Dec. IL, by ]. Burt johnson and his
company of high class players
You are invited to attend the an
nual sale at the M. E. chapel. be-
ginning at 2 p. M, Dec. IA. 1910.
Plain and fancy articles, home baking
and home made candy will be offered.
Miss L. and Mr.. S. will be mar.
ried Friday evening. Dec 9th, 1880
at the Congregational church for the
benefit of the c. E Society. Adlnis-
sion ten cents Everyone come in
costume.
Misses Ivanelle Critchlow, Gene
We've Bennett and Doris Schreiner en-.
tertained the members of the High
School Girls Glee Club Saturday
evening at the 7. Bennett home.
About thirty five guests were present
and all spent an extremely enjoyable
evening.
The following officers were elect
ed at recent meeting Of the Eastern
Star lodge worthy matron-Mrs. L.
d. Eastman associate matron-Portia
Showalter patron-G. S. Rockwell;
conductress-Mrs. c. A. Critchlow
secretary A. g. Morse. treas
urer. Mrs. Delos Abrams; assistant
conductress, Kathryn Trentzsch;
trustee, MIS-. MlCcn0ll.
The following officers were elect
ed at the meeting Of Eva Camp of the
R. N. A. Friday evening: Oracle,
Alice Galloway; vice oracle, Clara
Kinney; past oracle, Addie Austin;
chancellor, Amelia dickinson re-
corder, Mercia Roberts receiver. Coca
Basford; marshal, Fiossie BidweIl;
inner sentinel, Rose Pennock; outer
sentinel. Stella Walker; physicians.
Drs. G. a. Critchlow and J. Fl.
Fowler.
Just received-Fine assortment of
imported japanese paintings. Now
on exhibit. D. g. JOHNSON.
WANTED Loan of 81, 600 at 6 per
cent on good real estate security.
Inquire of Wayne & Sons Land
Agency, Lancaster.
On Thursday afternoon Dec, 9Th.
Mrs. E. E. sMorgans and Mrs. 81. c.
Orion will nave on sale. fancy articles
suitable for Christmas gifts at the
Orion Haley Co. Store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-07

Robert Bailie visited in Madison
last week.
j. g. Hill was here from Preston
Wednesday.
Mrs. M. MONTE visited at Fenni-
more last week.
George D. Garner, was here from
BoscoDel Thursday.
-W.B. Bates was over from Bloom
ington Wednesday.
R. Meyer Jr. visited the B. NJ.
81 B. mine Thursday.
II. j. Edwards, Of Bloomington,
was in Lancaster Friday.
&C. N. Cooley, of Bloomington
was in Lancaster Thursday.
WIN. Garthwaite. of Blooming
ton, was in Lancaster Friday.
Sam Levin had businss in Chicago
last week returning home Thursday.
Mrs. John Horsefall went to
PIatteville for visit Saturday morn
ing.
A. J. Egan and Frank Stack, Of
Highland, had business here Wednes-
day.
N. B. Britten and E. A. Bagley,
of Livingston, were in Lancaster
Wednesday.
-Benry Hoffman has been enjoying
visit in st. Paul at the home of his
son Charles.
Mrs. Allen, Of Livingston, ar
rived Thursday noon from a visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Dyer have
moved from the Cutler Borsh farm
back to Lancaster.
Miss Ethel Metcalf returned to
Glen Haven Thursday afternoon after
brief visit with her parents.
Walter Duncalf went to Sitter
Monday morning where he is employ
ed on the Fred Kemper farm.
Mrs. Frapk Calls and little
daughter arrived Thursday noon from
Montfort where they visited relatives.
Col. and Mrs. Garter, Of Dodge
willie, arrived Wednesday evening for
a visit with Mr.. and MIS-. w. B.
Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Baum
gartner, Of Plainview. Kansas, left
for home Thursday after a pleasant
visit with relatives.
The first ''reaI'' snow fall of the
year came Friday night. Snow shovels
and brooms were brought into lively
use Saturday morning.
-Adolph Werking attended the
funeral of Mrs. Wan. Marsden at Fen
nimore Saturday. Mrs. Marsden passed
away Thursday evening. .-..-r.., ,. -r,,sa
-Attys. j. j. Blaine and o.
Kuenzli, Of, Boscobel, and J. W.
Murphy, of PlattevIlle, had legal
business at the county seat Thursday.
Miss Eva Govier was among the
Lancaster hunters who were successful
during 1910 deer hunting season. She
arrived home last week with her deer.
Clarence Gates arrived here
Thursday evening from Madison for a
brief visit at the home of his parents
near Beetown. Mr.. Gates is student
in the engineering department of the
University of Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-07

Herman LEM was over from
Liberty Monday.
"A. R. Jones, of Dodgeville, had
business here Monday.
F. S. Tuffiey was here from Busco
bel Friday of last week.
H. w. Mueller, of Livingston,
was in this city Monday.
Frank Van de Wall who has been
quite i'll, is now on the mend. 20
H. Z. Light, Of Boscobel, had
business at the county seat Monday.
Cal Taylor, of LOOMS, S. D., is
visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
F. L, Fivecoats and Julian Ed
wards we're here from Bloomington
Monday.
Miss Genevieve Belken returned
home yesterday from her visit in
Dubuque.
L. W. Newman and Frank New
man, of Cassville, were in Lancaster
Saturday.
-Chas Borah and wife have leased
the Grand hotel and will open that
hostelry for business very shortly.
Lloyd Wepking, of Mason City,
Iowa, visited the latter part of the
week with his uncle Adolph Wepk-
ing.
Miss Margaret Yundt, of Galena,
returned home yesterday morning
after a pleasant visit at the home of
Mrs. Geo. B. Clementson.
-''Life for Life is play that
will please both old and young. Four
wonderful acts. Not dull moment.
Reeds opera house, December 12
Don't forget the big dance at the
rink Friday night Music wall be
furnished by Lancaster and Fennimore
orchestra. Dance tickets only IS
cents
Mr. and Mrs Homer Kelly and
child returned to their home in
Galena yesterday afternoon after a
visit at the home of Mrs Kelly's
parents. Mr. and Mrs William
Cranes
Patrick May has purchased. a
residence lot opposite the Horace
Hymer home. on the corner of DR.. j.
H. Reeds property. He expects to
erect residence thereon in the spring.
In county court yesterday an order
was made assigning the estate. of
Hardy Green deceased. In the Alex
ander K. Walker estate Guy A.
Walker was appointed administrator
under bond of $4,000. In the estates
of Alvina Louise Dentzler and Will
liam Ferguson this date was set for
the hearing of claims.
One of the best programs yet
presented at the Orpheum theater was
that Of Monday and Tuesday nights.
Rose Of Salem Town was an ex-
tremely we'll acted drama of Salem
witchcraft days and Jean, the match
maker" could hardly be exeelled for
clean up to- date comedy Mr. Burr
will present a vaudeville speciality
this week by Cook and Evans, a must
cal team.
Mrs. Mary A. Stevens, of Cass-
Vile, died suddenly Sunday morning
while seated in her chair Death was
Immediately caused by heart failure
although Mrs Stevens had been in i'll
health for several years She is sur
vived by two sisters Mrs. Kate Mccoy,
of this city and Mrs Emily Garner, of
Cassville; one brother, James Blewitt.
of Lancaster; and two half brothers,
Edward Blewitt. of Cassville and
William J. Blewitt, Of Minneapolis.
Three sons James aud Clyde, of Clark.
S. D, and John of Abba, Ia. and one
daughter Mrs. William Woods, Of
BagleY, are also left to mourn her
death. Funeral services will be held
at Beetown today at 1 o'clock.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-07

w. E. Hayward. of Fennimore,
was in Lancaster Friday.
Joe Wright, Of Chicago, visited
at Lancaster the past week.
Jos. Wright left Monday afternoon
for Chicago after a week 8 visit here.
Ernest Rumble arrived home Sun
day from a visit IN Chicago and
Madison.
Will Carmody left Monday morn
ing for his work on the road after a
brief visit at home.
Miss Pearl Galloway arrived
home Monday evening from visit at
Oshkosh and Appleton.
Mrs. John Rumble arrived home
Saturday evening from visit in
Madison and Chicago
Miss Eva Jack, of Elkader, Iowa,
arrived Saturday noon for brief visit
at the home Of Miss Nell Muesse.
-Assemblyman ELECT David Schrei-
ner left yesterday morning for Madi-
son and Milwaukee. He will visit
certain state institutions near the
latter city.
Theodore Wenzel managed a
Malleable Stove demonstration at
Baxter & Diapers last week. Sunday
afternoon he left to take up his work
on the road in the interests of the
South Bend Stove Co.
Mrs. Chas. Smith and daughter.
of Annaton, returned home Wednes-
day after brief visit with Lancaster
relatives. They expect to move to
Platteville shortly as they have dis
posed of their Animation farm.
Jos. Meier marketed a Berkshire
hog in Cassville yesterday which
tipped the beam at 73Olbs. 1t certain
ly was a whopper He bought the
animal at the Lancaster fair three
years ago. -Cassville Record.
"A deal was negotiated last week
by Days Land Agency whereby the
feed mill of George Ludvik & Son
was sold to George K. Clanton, of
this city, the former owners receiving
in exchange we'll improved 40 acre
farm near Appleton, Minnesota. The
elder Mr. Ludvik will not take per-
sonal charge of the farm as he does
not intend to leave Lancaster
The members of Beetown camp
M. W. A. are good fellows and ever
ready to do a good turn for their fell
low Woodmen. Will Winner has been
numbered among the sick for several
weeks past and in consequence got
considerably behind with his late fall
work. Last Saturday nine of the
Woodman boys assembled at his place
and in spite of the snow turned in
and husked six acres of corn for him,
about 800 bushels, and put in the
crib. This shows q true spirit of
fraternalism which seeems to char
acterize this order.
mo matter what the individual
belief may be concerning the trans
missi bility Of bovine tuberculosis to
human beings. there is no excuse for
not supporting the work of the Wis
consin Anti. tuberculosis society and
the sale Of Christmas Seals. by which
the association is supp 1rted' says
bulletin issued by the association at
the beginning of the Christmas seal
campaign on Nov. 28th. 1t is pointed
out that farmers as we'll as city people
should buy Christmas seals to create
funds for further work against the
disease. There are so many known
sources of preventable Infection from
man to man that the association is
not warranted in spending it's time in
disputes on mooted questions, - the
bulletin continues. ''With thousands
of men, women, and children dying
and more thousands of homes being
desolated by disease, what right have
we to stop and argue over ways and
means 2''