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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31
Men oontlc NPaior @erboicr iaO

miot set murtrc SoIitin poa
en- al @rnfenc paa Q%romenoocn %
iao tanfeiulot pna set bcpraeoe Sol
felip, scr aIc0 iorbi bans Zine. Barn
10 o. itoicSc runot pmtrirg ban, %
Dc 0orrr aif rautc % pGroige %
iuocoe Sumobco % @lroc al Sol
i%fiuuci.
IcS Sioen Of Wdiorcn ioo bans
cncitc Cater. Sun ioriturreoe life
TaScrrn, thi bun pioitc, al nonr ban
foo iaalcocS, tumlcoe bans Slerne
mco mauac Confer, iom par tllnge,
"a Iom Blot pilNc pine BAN enomt
mere bpia ban ituIbc oniTtte Dem
| Cole. San par for tire Iar iioen
rnbcr en- grclic itnrtct meh Setter,
bar ocrucn bIcpcn bciororct oncr |
GcniiontItcrnc5 brigade, o. iiocn GA
par oct liQciom uogct bar gaaet ttll
inNcu / ham. San forcfom JIG ielo
ppcrfleoid her / @Crhcn, 90 ban nm
tcS ircuior alt, at ban bar Ell SlooS
ON gcnct pau 3ottcrcn, Der pleteoe
bom % bcrobcr qorife gIcrtte at tTn'
fc naa Tin cQcn 2Dffe 49,.
@omle aomcratcr off forbi ban
ftr1tnfc % fire / fin Uniform, og
mar &c biIiic IIniorcn % bans Got'
fer, Ioo Sc SGIcne iamncn, 'na
Gporcruc flirrc6c. 90 bcnne Spo
rirfcbc tom GIcftrtcitct poo N'aio'
rem, Ser ieltc ell mGgti8 emit I'll -
trob8 fit socIa0tc Ben - at iprinGe
np % rpffc % itrGffe 'i9 o9 at
Ter bare itcrf og lipslpitcn IigCIom |
DC oIubc 9eitnuntsoogc.
W2en set 9aar life mere,
NIinc, set or rirfclig belt iorbt.
Sober" Gen inge Rigc iao ben
Iiat pao ham. Get er BOG iftc no.
oct at iau aroa Soor / Sopcbet opcr!
On WanO Tom olL ser en- Sang bar
prrrt ocn '~lottcitc officer, % Tom
belle Rcoimcntct cnbnu ibna taller on
mco StoItbco og anerficnhcIic!"
San moottc upiIfndrliat iniIe.
"Sa -. set bar bcn @anG!"
"Wtcn Toftorcn bar bo1 'n1t at
ban cuouu bar set bc6itc Saub," mo
ftisb 0ottercn. Sent on bare: en-
pnffcr DAG itincr on after tiIbcit, og
ri tagcr oS ct mumtcrt &ibt ionmcrb
% ou taQcr sin imuffcite Uniform
pna og III ri -"
San ilog afpnracnbc ITO mco
&aunocn.
Get cr iuQcn goo Treit. Sror
hn pirfcIiq, at lea life pco, buorIc.
hc3 set itoor til meo MIG? Stoffcn
her bIiDCr lea oIoriQ fri for, iclp ON
pQiau Stabslpgcu ioriifrer oct NOT
ioa mango @onQc, San flyer set
blot foroi bon mcucr, at Oct beorCr
nit @lmor li0t."
ON bar iua Iiot Glib -"
San rpitcbc pou Souc0et.
Get Cr life Set ppritc. Oct pincr
miQ mclet mere, at ogiou on Iiocr
ncrlm0Cr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

gen faie oppe | einangfielb, Iongt
90 fart, men meb iIige beipnoerIige,
piloe Soner.
Npbpgserfolfet poa Homelano bio
ite life, booo DC ifulbe fro.
Bar Oct ganoerne al Dem, iom bar
osoe al Gotten, Der gift isien, eller
orep 5usiefoIf % Yereietter tit
Spil.
On Gag fom Sen albite Ssn iprin-
genoe biem fra fit grbeibe, % meo
gngit / &siten fortalte ban, at ban
bapbe feet et %fori9roeliet Opr oppe i
@inangiielb. Oct gift paa TO, melt
iom en- 8isrn, men en- 9isrn bar bet
life; oct Iigneoe mere paa ct Wen.
neffe - % Dor Ioooent oper belle
&roppen.
9a Gpret fit ie BAN, fom oct iprin'
genbe eiter @utten meo SpI og f9le
Raut, og oct par life mere END iaa-
blot, at ban bar lIuppet unoai.
@uttens Sar og grsbre 10 at ben.
ne geretning og troeoe, at oct bar en-
gisru, ban baooe feet.
H9ite Dag p9bnebe De fig meo
giter og 9rer pg git op / ginats for
at ie efter llopret.
3e Ieote / TO Gage / Stenurene
Der, men iaa life iaareeet iom Spor
eiter oen f%prmooeoe 9iern.
Wen ba De ifitIbe flppe neo igien,
uoitsbte oen pngite Ssn, ipm gift b..
gerit, ct langt gurglenbe Sfrie. =
90 ga De inuooe fig, iaa De ban i
aamp meo oct fple lltpife.
De iprang oQe til og fit efter en-
lGngere Scamp taget Gipet al gilo.
menneifet, = for ct Wenneife bar
oct. De prspeoe fsrit paa at binbe
oct, men BET bapoe ilise frpgtelige
Grefter, at Be ntaatte BRUCE fine 8aa-
ben poa Oct for at frelie fig ielp.
@utten bar mere meotaset al
Sfr9f END e9entIis ifaOet al Bib.
menneifets angreb. San bapoe, Ga
De git IND UNDER en- ip9r @ran, font
met til at ie tiIueirs % faaet 9ie paa
Den ifrGffelise Sfabning.
Ga gilomennefet ifisnte, at set
bar opoaget, faiteoe Oct Jig fra Greet
lige neo paa @utten % piIoe mart
babe fpoIt BAN, buis De andre life
bapoe fommet til.
De tog Siget n9rmere I Tieipn.
Get par Ell Wanb, iaa De Itrar, %
Saar % SfiGg bar poret paa bam,
iaa Sopebet bar i en- eneite Butt. Sele
aroppen bar piflet / Sfinb al llIp og
Tep. Heglene bans par ppret til
LANCE &lsr iaa ban lignebe / Grim,
oen mere en- 8isrn END eft Wenneife.
6ar % Ssniter f,,nbe fsrit life be.
9ribe, booroan oct ulpffeIige @Gien
funbe bape i~riItet Sipet aIene / Sfo.
gen ON Sinterer.
s Hnrbeben al oct Sre, bpor
Silomenneifet bapoe iiSbet, fanbt De
en- $uIe, iom i~nouenois bar fIeot
meo Glge. % gisrnebuoer. Der bap.
De Den Sale bolot til. - De fit ogioa
8orflaring poa, buoroan ban bapoe
ifaffet Jig Ssoe.
S Ell itllpbrat llr inounber Gin-
ongiielo raubt en- Slide, iom bolbt
Jig aaben baaoe CONNER % 8inter,
% bpor aIifens Gpr iamleoe fig ior
at briffe. Baa en- gfiats oppe / llren
bapoe 8ilbmenneifet baaret iammen
en- Stenrss. Son lao bel oeroppe og
lureoe, % naar ct Dur fom inounoer
llren, bap0e ban pellet Sten uooocr
set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31
Ct 3
"8nllbraapen" % "Splubraapen"
G~inangiiclb.

OttuHNIpS'
SrtersoaIen bugter fig / arinfeI.
froger moo 8iSben. CONNIE Steoer
bigger De bIanfifure0e Spabeier ira
bneronbre, iaa Der oanneS %flaobun-
oeoe 3algrpoer, buor Chen breber
fig til 9runoe Smaaiieer; men ibIanbt
tiger Seiene after idmnten, iaa bet
ipnes Den @~eifarenbe at oGre ct I'm.
Der, at Der er Ilnos for 8eien oe
Gloeitrpgene / DC trange Sfar.
Com en- prloig 8ptteiten mellem
Bale og gpfle SoQn ifpoer ginane.
fieIO no fra 9aIiiocn. Gen mpgtiee
Stenfolos fpIoer babe 9alen, og
oenS loorette @Gg er en- lloeirs-
fuelb iom Porten til SGtternes eoIoe
Stenrige. Men ifinner Col ooer
Ginangiielb, fan ct ifarpt Sie
finite EN- slinienbc rsb 6lef bit oppe
/ 9ergppg9en, oct cr "@uabraapen",
% 80 8opne Iprgcr bort er Der en-
irgren 8lef at famine 6orm og Stsr.
reIie, oct er "Splporoapen".
On Sraoperne | Ginangfielb peo
gpgbefolfet at fortTle:
"a Seuig SIao orog gienrem
0aIen, boeoe Der I Rnmlanor Sci en-
8pere, iom beo Sio.
Songen % bans 6el9e REQ forbi
Ginan9iielo; men ga freq 8pgren,
ioa Der gift itore Stenras peit |
Seier:
"Siaa SpIpornnpen min, on!
San on giere Wafien,
ioa i'm benne Sio,
fan aonien G CO."
Sellig Slap irnto6e fig | Snolen,
= og oppe | Ginungfjelo itoo Der
ianoeIig en- flor ifinnenoe Sslpflef.
Songen Loo iont ON ban life mer-
feoe bette % reiite MOREOVER for at
gieite @pflingerne. Wen ba ban paa
Nebpeieu nprme0e iig Ginangfielo,
folfeoe Sio, loo Inmlanor Sci ifalp:
"Gu Tepp'fie from,
on Ilepp'fie franz
fe Splporaapen min, ou!"
ga tog Song Clap en- 8uIbpen.
ming op at lit @eIte % faiteoe Den
MOB @inang, = Genningen blen til
Ell roo Sltgl, Tom flot giennem Suf'
ten, - % iamiioes meb "SDlubraa.
pen" itob en- "@uabroope", Der lpite
iom en- Col moo Selpets b~Iegnenbe
Wfaaneglans.
8pgren bleb roienbe og log |
Seien iaa @inang CLEO no ira 6ielo-
iioen % bleu itaoenoe og rtgge paa
iig. Oct par nrre paa, at Den bap'
De ramlet neb og fplot belle 9alen.
Nen Seaig Sluu bptteoe meo NG'
ben moo Ginang % iagoe:
"Stat Itia ser on itnnoer, til
"@uuoraapen" og "Splooraapen"
msoesl"
9a fGItneSc Sieloet, - Sip blep
iaa arg. at bun ipraf, Og aongen og
hans Wpn0 if ubinoret fortIGtte lin
Reiie.
Sette oor @p9oeiognet. Wen Si-
bpla, ben Glpibenoe % allelteos
0GroGrenoc bar ipauet, at ben Dag,
ga ire Scifcnoc ira @pfle Sogn paa
famine Tto oroger forbi ginang og
neo til @ollefirfen for at pies, oa
IfaI Eieloet GLIDE no og fploe 0aIen,
% openior bill ser oa bIioe Ell itor
SIP. iom ifoI bebe ginangiis.
ST 3uftrm er oct ialfalo, at &lsf.
ten melcm Seien oa Ginang / De
iiOite tppe Gor er blepet aoifiui8 pi-
oere:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

Transfer patterns 10 be used by The hot
iroR proooss, The simplicity Of rhtoh has
placed these patterns ~ great demand.
44s Design for Embroidering a Baby's
BIB.
454 Design for EmbFoidering a Photo
graph Frame.
b24 Design for a Braided Corner.
ass Design for EmbrOidering a Tea cosey
Cover.
coo Design for EmbrOidering an Infants
Pillow, seventeen inches square.
Dol Design for Embroidering a Remoy-
able Pinchushion Cover.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

ban piIbe rette ct SpergSnlnal III
9attercn, iner, bun dibrso BAN:
90 iaa - blep s iaa itroT Ior'
Iobet2"
"Roa, set parebe bel Ell f%iortel1
Cages Sio. Men Ina -- ia, lao
par pi iaa Ipffelige, iaa lpffeltge
....
San iaabe DC iioite ORD 9anIfc
io9tc, Tom ON @rinbringcr ON ben
Ipffelige Gib gauife bapoc ooeroGl-
oct BAN. Ger laa ct ialigt emil
oper bans aniigt, % bans Zine bar
Iigciom tililsret.
Mine fo~ritprrcbe life bans 0rem'
merier. Sum bar ielo bpbt grebet al
Sooerens Orb og ielte tit Slerte
bGpc iaa ~iorunoerligt.
ga, ri par lpffelioe," iogoe Wsa'
loren eitcr en- Stunos Sausbeo, "og
icg gnifcr 'oo ofte, at ogiaa on Ell
Sang mac oplcpe en- ligncnoe Spffe.' -"
Miue tog 8aberen UNDER Irulen
og imiIeOe GLAD til BAN.
"Sapiit Sor, oct enifcr % baaber
ica oaiau. 90 on opleuer ogiaa not
at ie oct"
"gla ieg," ioarebe ban % ~Iort'atte
foo: "W2on 0rocflou pil beiege os
ogiaa benne @ang?"
Oct tror icg."
ger on - oct err ct prGgtigt
Renneifel San glcmmer life, at
lea en- @ong bar bans SGreme'tcr og
inoisrte bom / SieneitenS gtpIterier,
ban fommer itaoig og beicger mig,
ieIp MI, GA iee er blepen gammel og
Eeniiouiit."
ga iaa bans 9atter ioa merfcli9t
paa BAN: "Sig mig, tror on plrfe.
liza, at oct cr alene for Din Sfplo, at
ban fommer?"
San iaa operraifet poa benoe.
ga, natltrligbiSl"
Sun trpffeoe fig fortroIigt inc til
BAN: "@if on alto til Wtor - ieg
mener, ben Sang s enbnu life bar
forIopcoe alcue for 9eoitefars
Sfplo?"
Seq - ieg -" Waioren retteoe
fla pIuoielig op: "9arn, Wine, Jig
mig Dog, bpoo betpoer alt oettc?"
"SsSS." Sun la9oe i'm lille
oper bans Nlno. "S$Ss,
bet betpoer" . bun to9 lit ubr
frem "bet betpoer, at oi maa
ifpnoe os bient, tbi on Ell balp III
ME fommer ban"
90 iaa?"
"Saa er oct maaife melt for NJ II
Crib, of 49,"
San iprang op. "0ten fom Dog,
Sait tilfolote en- 0roibe,
o. De ritaeoe bienao.
llnoerpeiS ifiGnotc ban:
"Nei, set err BOG for 9altl Gli, ct
Solootcrbaru, f~orloper Dig bemnlc'
Iigt, uoen at ieg peo oerai! er oct
Siiciplin? gr oct 49,"
"0et er 2pffen," iagoe bun.
San fit life SiO til at ipare, tbi
mt fisrtc oe op foran Sicmmet, og
Ser mpotogcS DC al en- officer, paa
Ibis SfuIorc TO npe Stierner fnnre
Icoc onlfap meO bans forelifeoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

5l7 Design for a Scalloped Edge with
Dots.
555 Design for an Embroidered Hand
kcrchief Case In Envelope shape.
ten inches IN length.
5b9 Design for Embroidered Towel Ends.
ob3 Design for Embroidered Words. al.
aVted 20 different purposes.
i61 Design for Embroidering a Corset
Cover.
46s Design for Embroidering a Case for
Shaving paper.
544 Design for Embroidered Bread Tray
Doilies.
s00 Design FOR Embroiderlng an Fnye-
lope Case for Lingerie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

53l Design for Embrolderlng an In
fant's shoe. Transfers for two
shoes are given.
io4 Design for an Embroidered Apron.
i63 Design for Embroidering a high
turned-oyer Collar and Cuffs.
456 Design for EmbrOidering a Hand
kerchief ten inches square.
1913 Design for Embroiderlng a fancy
work Bag In heart shape.
Any OF these Patterns will be mailed 10
any address by the Fashion Department
OF this paper, on receipt Of ten cents for
each.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-05-10
TALK LEGISLATIVE RECESS
Possibility of Present Session Ex-
tending Into July Brings Plan to
Rest from May 20 to Jan. u.

Madison-Leaders of the assem-
bly, and senate are discussing the ad-
visibility of legislative recess from
May 20 to Jan. s, 1912.
1t is the general opinion now that
it will take the legislature until well
along in July to finish the business
now before it.
The theory of those who favor the
recess is that the two houses now
could act on appropriation bills that
would tide over the government I'M
til next January. At that time, they
say, the real appropriation bills
could be handled easily. Opponents
of the recess say that it will take
weeks, next year, to get the legis-
lature to point where it can get
through the work before it.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-05-10
FIND TRUE BILLS
FOR OHIO SOLONS
Five Legislators indicted for So
letting Brides.
ALL ARE RELEASED ON BOND
Grand Jury Returns Indictments
Against Three Senators, Two AS
semblymen, and Sergeant-at-
Arms of Senate.

Columbus, O.-Indictments against
three senators, two representatives
and Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate
Rodney j. Diegel of Sandusky were
returned by the Franklin county
grand jury. The legislators were in
dicted on the testimony of three Burns
detectives. The accused senators are:
Isaac E. Huffman of Butler county
and George K. Cetone of Montgomery,
Democrats, and L. r. Andrews OF
Lawrence, Republican. The repre-
sentatives, DR.. George B. Nye of Pike
county, Democrat, and DR.. A. G. Low
ry of Lawrence, Republican.
One indictment is returned against
each of the assemblymen charging So
lcitation of brides. Diegel is charged
with aiding and abetting in the bride
solicitations. All of these with the
exception of Lowry were named by
the Burns detectives in the statement
which they gave out this week.
Soon after the indictments were re-
turned the indicted men with attorney
appeared at the courthouse and gave
bonds. The amount was $4,000 for the
three senators and Representative
Lowry. The bond for Nye and Diegel
IS $4,000 Huffman and Cetone fur
hished personal bonds. The other
bonds were furnished by a surety
company. The grand jury returned no
bills against F. S. Harrison, A. G.
Bailey and D. H. Berry, the detectives
who worked up the case and who were
arrested last Saturday night at the in
stance of Representative Nye on the
charge of offering brides.
Lowry is the son-in-law of H. A. Mar
tin, Republican leader of Lawrence
county, who is very wealthy. He was
with Nye and Speaker Vining at their
conference last Saturday when it was
decided to cause the arrests of the de-
tectives. He had not been implicated
in the statements made by the de-
tectives.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-05-10
WILLIAM A. HUGHES is DEAD
Prominent Racine Railroad Man Sue
cunbs to Dropsy-Well Known
Ball Player in Early Days.

Racine William A. Hughes, one
of the best known men in Racine and
prominent in the railroad world in
the west, died at his home here from
dropsy. He was born in this city
June 5, 1857, and in his early years
was prominent in athletics, having
played ball with the Milwaukee team
and others in the state.
By profession he was a telegrapher
and was connected with the North
Western in Milwaukee and Racine
for a number of years, becoming
general agent of the Plant system of
railroads with headquarters in Chi
cago He afterwards went to the
Chicago & Eastern Illinois road and
for some years past had been general
agent of the Chicago & Rock Island
road.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-05-10
CONGRESS STARTS
STEEL TRUST QUIZ
House Committee Reports Favor
able for an Inquiry.
OTHER COMBINES ARE HIT
Resolutions Are Offered to investigate
the American Wooden and the
United Shoe Machinery
Companies.

Instrumentation large corpora
lions, in the operation of which there
are said to be practices in viola
ton of the antitrust law, were un-
der fire in congress. 1t is probable
the legislative branch of the govern
ment will take action which Will lead
to the prosecution of all four In the
near future Three of the corporations
are engaged in the production OF the
necessities of life. The fourth, while
not directly connected with the people
in this manner, exerts a great 1nfiu-
ence over the cost of living. The con-
Germs are:
United Shoe Machine company
American Sugar Refining company,
American Wooden company and United
States Steel corporation.
The steel trust investigation was as
sured when the house committee on
rules voted favorably to report the
Stanley resolution for a special com
mittee of nine to conduct such an in
quiry.
Congressional inquiry into the ex-
istence of an alleged wooden trust was
asked by Mr. Francis of Ohio, Demo
crat, who offered a resolution proVld-
ing for a committee of nine to inves-
tigate the American Wooden company
of Boston.
The resolution directs the commit
tee to report facts and circumstances
with bills requiring appropriate &C
ton by the proper executive officers
either to dissolve or prosecute the
corporation, if warranted.
DISQUALIFICATION is to be inquired
into, as are ownership of subsidiary
companies through stock comb1na-
tons; fictitious capitalization, specula-
ton in stocks, control of the price OF
labor, or lowering of wages by COM
binations, blacklisting of employees or
employment of child labor.
Chicago, ST. Louis and Grand Rap
ids, Mich, shoe manufacturers start
ed the talk of the proposed probe into
the alleged shoe machinery trust
when they appeared before the senate
committee on finance which began
hearings on the Canadian reciprocity
bill.
These manufacturers told the COM
mittee they were at the mercy of the
United Shoe Machinery company.
The committee is further directed
to inquire into the relations of the
corporation with the Pennsylvania
Railroad company, cor any other rail
road company, coal companies or with
national banking companies, trust
companies, insurance companies or
other corporate organizations or COM
panies."
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-05-10
DIETz ACTS AS OWN LAWYER.
Jury to Try Dam Defender and Family
Is Secured.

Hayward Wis. The jury was
sworn in the case against John
F. Dietz, the hero Of Cameron Dam,
his wife and son, Leslie, who are on
trial charged with the murder of Dep
uty Sheriff Oscar Harp, who was killed
while one of party of $50 deputies
who were trying in the face of rifle
in the hands of each of the family, to
capture Dietz.
Dietz is acting as his own attorney,
and charged, explaining this course,
that he had found the lawyer he en-
gagged trying to bride his daughter to
give false testimony as to the events
at the battle of Cameron Dam.
The Illinois Surety company and
the indemnitors who insured Dietzs
$4,000 bond announced to the court
that they declined longer to be re-
sponsible for Dietz and the latter was
given into the custody of Sheriff Fred
Clark.
The bonds of the other members of
the family have not been revoked.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-05-10
INDUSTRIAL RISK
BOARD IS NAMED
G. =. cRowNHEART, PROF. COW
MONS AND j. 8. BECK MONT
MATED BY GOVERNOR.
ADMINISTER WORKERS ACT
New Commission to Meet ana Out-
line Plans as Soon as the Senate
Confirms Appointments-Sa'ar'eS
of Members to Be SIS, 900.

Madison.-Gov. McGovern appoint
ed Attorney Charles H. CroWnhart OIL
Superior and Prof John K. Com
mons of Madison as members OF the
state commission TO administer the
industrial accident or workmen
compensation law just passed by the
legislature.
State Labor Commissioner } u.
Beck will be reappointed, and by
virtue of his Office becomes a mem
Der of the commission. The ap-
pointment of Mr.. Crownhart is Tor
the term ending on May 4 1918, and
that of Prof. Commons for the term
ending on May 4, 1918. The salary
is $4,000 a year.
The commission will organize as
soon as possible after the senate con-
firms the appointments, and prepare
to put the insurance features OF the
act into operation on Sept. 1, the
date fixed in the law. The board will
organize by electing one of its mem
bers chairman, and some one with
knowledge of insurance as secretary.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-05-10
M. WA. ENDORSES OFFICERS
State Convention at Kenosha Closes
With Sensational Demand for the
Truth as to Administration.

Kenosha. The triennial state con-
vention of the Modern Woodmen OF
America had a sensational ending
when members of the state camp,
led by Judge D. W. Agnew of Wau-
kesha, demanded statement in re-
gard to facts concerning the charges
which have been brought against
head officials in actions started in
Illinois.
The convention endorsed the pres
ent administration of A. N. Bort
of Beloit as a candidate for re-elec-
ton as head director Of the national
organization, but the camp was di-
vided badly on the passage of the
resolution.
The next state camp will meet at
Fond du Lac.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-05-10
TAUGHT SONNY" A LESSON
Student Method of Discipline That
Doubtless Had an Excellent
Effect

At military academy not far from
New York hazing is practically pro-
htbited, but the boys have their own
me hods of disciplining one another
on occasions, and sometimes, if the
awful facts have become known to
the authorities, those superior beings
have been known to cover the trans
actions with the charity of wink, de-
pending on the nature of the activi-
ties. Last fall one of the new boys
who arrived did not make himself ex-
tTemely popular, but as he was more
fOppish than aggressive his career did
not seem to call for any special dis
ciplinary attentions from his school
mates He passed his first few months
in the school in comparative peace.
One day, however, his mother came to
visit him, as parents are free to do at
that institution The railway station
is a mile from the school, and as the
walk is attractive visitors usually
take it instead of driving to the acad-
envy. The new student and his mother
were no exception. They walked; but
brought with her a suitcase, and he
let her carry it from the station to the
school During her visit no attention
was paid to this frightful violation of
a gentlemans code, but as soon as she
had departed justice began to be meted
out to the young man. All the stu
dents who had been in the institution
longer than he had were free to hand
out some of this discipline to him, and
it took a form of compelling him to
carry their suitcases. Whenever a
senior or junior, or even pale and
callow sophomore, went to the station,
Sonny was ordered out to carry the
suitcase. The alternative was duck
ing in the lake, in full regimentals,
and as Sonny cared more about his
clothes than most Youths do he shrank
from accepting 1t. There was no other
escape, and there was no reprieve.
Every man" in the institution had
Sonny carry a suitcase for him at one
time or another.
For a time no man went from one
building to another unless he was &C
companied by Sonny patiently tugging
a suitcase At last accounts the dis
cipline was nearing it's close, and 1t is
believed by even the authorities of the
Institution that when Sonny is re-
turned to his mother for his next vaca-
ton that lady will note an improve
ment in the attentions which he will
tender her.