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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-12-06
Idea Exploded Long Ago.

In the search for a cure for con.
sumption a Maryland physician thinks
he has found one in snake poison. His
procedure is to sterilize it and use it
as an injection, the poison Immediate
ly killing the bacilli, according to pro-
gram.
Our old Friend Colonel Maceroni, to
whose memoirs we are indebted, wrote
nearly a hundred years ago:
Naples, like other places, has its
old school in medicine. According to
the olden pharmacopoeia viper broth
Is recommended as most restorative
and nutritious to debiltated and con-
sumptive persons. Hence, every
apothecary's shop is furnished with a
large chest, containing some scores Of
living vipers, and, of course, there 10
such a trade as that of viper catchers.
II need not inform my intelligent
readers that the virtue of viper broth
exists alone in the imaginations, or,
rather in the moldy writings, of the
long since departed prescribers.'
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-12-06

played in the team in lat least there
regularly scheduled games. A red
monogram shall be awarded to the
memb ers of the debating team and
the pupils representing the school in
oratorical contests upon the recon-
mendation of the executive commit
tee. No such emblem shall be worn
without presentation by the sc hool.
ARTICLE XI.
SIC. The shall be the
official organ OF the school and the
Union assumes every financial re.
sponsibility for every issue.
SEc. ?. Upon the approval of the
faculty the editor in chief shall ap-
point such a staff as he or she may
deem necessary to carry on the work
of the paper The editor shall be re-
sponsible for all cuts and printed mat
ter appearing in the annual publica-
ton.
SIC. g. Before distribution of the
annual publication the manager shall
present detailed report to the audit
in & committee showing all receipts and
expenditures and shall turn over to
the treasurer of the Union such mon
eys as he may have on hand.
SRC. 4. The net profts of the pub
LEGATION shall go to the Union
ARTICLE XII.
SEC. / This constitution may be
amended by two-thirds vote of the
mem bership. No amendment shall be
voted upon until after the first regu-
lar meeting after the amendment is
introduced.
ARTICLE XIII.
In recognition of the Superintend-
ent's responsibility to the Board of
Education for the conduct of the high
school, it shall be his right to veto
any act of this organization, subj ct
to the approval of the Board of Edu
cation.
This constitution drafted and re-
spectfully submitted to the students
and faculty of the Paw Paw high
school.
Constitutional Committee.
Faculty-R. w Mayer.
Seniors-Nita Prater, Irwin Doug
las, Agnes Cagney.
Juniors-Frieda Snow, Carl Mark
lille, Harold Salyer.
MISUNDERSTANDING Lyle, S
Nunnerly, Chas. Varney.
Freshman-Gertrude Jackson, Har-
old Glossop, Azel Mcneil.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-12-06
PROPOSED CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS
OF THR
PAW PAW HIGH SCHOOL UNION
ARTICLE VII.

SEC 1. There shall be the follow
ing standing committees: Auditing
committee; athletic committee. enter.
tainment committee, executive COM
mittee.
SIC ?. The auditing, athletic and
entertainment committees shall be
appointed at the first regular bust
ness meeting by the president.
SEc g. The auditing committee and
entertainment committee shall consist
of one member of the faculty and one
pupil from each class.
SEC. 4. The Athletic committee
shall consist of one faculty member,
the director of athletics and one MEM
Der of each class.
SIC. S. The Executive committee
shall consist of the superintendent of
schools, president of the Union and
one member to be elected from each
class.
ARTICLE VIII.
SEC. | 1t shall be the duty of the
auditing committee to audit the books
of the treasurer at least once a semes-
ter They shall examine all bills pre-
scented 20 the Union for payment. The
bills approved by them shall receive
the signature of the chairman. A re-
port of their approval or disapproval
of the bills so examined shall be
handed to the secretary of the Union
with such bills. They shall also audit
the report of the business of the an
nual publication.
SEC. 2. 1t shall be the duty of the
athletic committee to arrange the
schedule of all games. The captain
of the various teams shall be ex-officio
members of the committee during the
semester which they are active.
SEC. 3. The entertainment COM
mjttee shall provide for and direct
all bi-weekly programs. These pro
grams shall be considered as part of
the required work of the school and
all must take part when requested.
SEc. 4. The executive committee
shall determine the fitness of all can
didates for office. II shall approve of
all the members of committees. 1t
shall fill all vacant offices until the
next election 1t shall, in conjunc-
ton with the Athletic committee, de.
termine the eligibility of the pupils to
wear the letters of the school.
ARTICLE TX.
SEc. 1. A membership fee of IS
cents shall be paid before November
1 of the first semester and before
April l of the second semester.
ARTICLE X,
SEC. 1. The school colors are red
and white. The block up" (white)
shall be awarded TO each member of
an athletic team upon recommends
ton of the executive aud athletic COM
mittees provided that the person has
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-12-06
Eat AIbatross Euus,

The natives OF Hawaii are large con-
sumers Of albatross eggs, which are
secured principally from the Island OF
Layson, the Hawaiian group. These
eggs are so plentiful on this island
that they are gathered In wheelbar-
rows and carried to the shore in boxes
and loaded on a small Industrial rail-
road.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-12-06
locusts Blinded Aviator.

A Spanish aviator nearly lost his
life by colliding with a swarm of To-
Gusts. He was flying at a height Of
60 feet when he ran into the swarm,
which so blinded him that he lost con-
troll of the machine.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
aRbfcAuou pIcr Il
Y sIdnEVBY TH8oNa
Manehu Rulers Threatened by Loyal
,,,,.,r, Troops-Resiesed in

Tientsin.-An abdication edict has
been Signed b the Mancini rulers
who are besieged in their palace at
Pekfn and for tie present have no
means Of escapz2al = s1sa1
The troops OF the Manchu garrison
have sworn vengeance on the EN-
press dowsger and the princes for
their act and have declared they will.
SHOOT them on sight Every precaution
is being taken to guard against treach-
cry within the palace. r7sass o &
The abdication has precipitafed cha
otto conditions here aThe officials are
In panic, the mayor has resigned
and fed with his family to the French
lcopfesstQp7 Marital Jaw has been
proclaimed in. the native city, u - -
The ediet graTItsgthe request Of YBans
Shb KAT thHErhes bestowats offEal mar
quisatssapofsshim. which the throne
has proposed, Be deferred EStiIr alTes
fDeace has Been restored, .snt9o.i Aos
IA Tiff request. Of the premier Il ID.
,Rsepa % Indicate that pe has Triangle gFefd,
his sapsSispce. TO- the Teppblieans put
eYiltiFamaiR in Psk4pgsSp nEeYsnt a
MsHchutoutbrRak.ssgoe : ,sao12s'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
SPREAD BR|BE NET
IN DYNAMITE CASE
Los Angeles Grand Jury May In
ssas dict More Big Men, 70,
TO DELAY. DARRoW'S TRIAL
Prosecution Expects II VIII Be Two.
9 Months Before McNanarar coun-
:. e sel's Case win Go to a7s q
the Bar.

Los Angeles. Cai, ~ The grand
jury which Indicted CLARENCE IS
parrQW,, fermsF chief eqpnSel for the
McsianaEas. on ehaEgesspf jury. pribT
ing ID continuing ydts stlgRtionsi
sAsststants prosecutor Fora dsulared
that startling developments. .ayhelly
apart ffoidi Darfoksla ana Concerning
. only the conspiracy phase ot me dyyIlas
!, piqpg opsfati6qsi John N M a3eiHSsa-
aipaTa.. and. his ii'wreelJpg cFswss might
'sbe eEpec9ad ataaBystipas a9sI 6. .fooi
isi While extanaing $40 sflasrosOs eysTy
1pers6hai edartasy, rthe G assfs1antxIaH
19isfffce AttorHeS John ~ Ffed9seks
HIS Tfcst6rioYs atf4efsarY in 1he1farh6 .
-dynat1lte t5aLl are Bent on ptocuring
hts coBytfti 9<.5,TBe CHARGES nat hA
nhribad Robert HslB adsworlh jurer
and George M IsoGkwo 3d. q 10 yeniTeu
man. will depressed. although. the facs
ttIms passing 1tbe money IT. tgtalbeged,
%asg 1fntfistedi 10 9Detecti1o Bert
FrankliPs who is sehedp WED to- be tried
On similar charges February 81.
: Arthur, Keetch, ), an assistant district
attorney, said that It would fake sew
eral weeks u prebare fot the NAL.
s 'Darrow will be brought to the bar
in Tess Than. two months he prt;-
'dleted, '-'se ''-S5.' ="
Warrington. Frank Morrison sec
retaIo OF the erAmeriean Fedora
tion s-pf I.aborso, and II eDry1T Klatbn
er. gaSfierepf lthea Riggs 9oAational,
bankoaehiehlss Che depository far the
fcdefatien's n'fu hds Dand rals5 for 9ebe.
MeNafnaraa defense af,frd. hiiy3 besH
subpbenaed 10 ApTeap 'Bet6te me fHd.
,eFab gland Jlfy a. IpdiRHapplis, which
Ia IIlunel nalLno. duna t,aila Moi q -
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
PLAN JAP colo9Y ON BORDER


Promoters e. Southern California
Schemes Face Monroe Doctrinea sac
lWaslYingtons - Official information
has been received at the statel
department that ptah IS how afoots
TO establish a colony of 10000 Jap
anese on 6isast tpsestsof land fbfSwhich
negotiations willsdbe completed 'fhs
week aloSg MagdaleAa bay. IN Lower
California, The State. department mas
notinfd' the protectors, that IL an,
agFessmsnt exists bhstWesp Mexiep., in.
whosa oteEFitogy The traetfis iloeatadc
and, Japaa, tAe United cStateslwilb fore
bidnthe sastabiishinEfit9fon 1he ground
that II is sn violation of the Monroe.
doctrine. hlEals ueGaaofc'
III any evedt the state department
viii insist hat prepondefapt owner.
ship of the land upon which the col
ony will be iacated shall epe in the
hands ,qf, citizens Of the United
States, sr efe rupr-.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
STEEL SILL is pAsgEp' q
lsaass Aa8sts. daaa.sglssasdl , ,Msssssalrs .Ihs.

Fiolise Adonts upaerAaeed Measure by
oaieas Vets, OF $40 Ia, io9, sosr
. WashanstonooeD, C,s7zThe Demor
} draiSo bmetaAotarifs Eeylsioasbih.1 pi 81
ssidina for reduetiuus .atusraging aI5
sper cent, from the existing steel and
lroAl duties 8F iiaie asaynt:Alatich Law,
passed ttts House BY aae6ta. OF G,2Ioi
I'd ABE ~ ~ ~ so1 ,,s, u Z
Republican efforts 10 amshd or De-
bate tReoaAl, were hrpaghtlJo a rsud-,
adenaend when Democratic Leader Uu
derwood refused To. permit The offer.
ing OF further amendments and forced
the house, 10 a vote upon the hua!
passage Of the measure, -@
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
. m" s1sna5ossa d2iV B161a 10 :
egaeFl 81 bisaNeste81 Men ats7isaaN

LeaaeFi IF Disaffseted Men at ls5ys.
4 anEsnce chsSsed Nth. ~ uEaert slir
! IsawreHeesssssss. VIC haFseeI with ben
ihgSsan niaecessory sstoi mnEden- t0y
.sepf1a % Elton of New York, absadeia
of tBe1 great textile strike!!ossasa6
rested By 6ficefs s6f the sfa1e poli3Ya
1ea ftftssN odayc 81 1anis2 $4,000
y He was not allowed To give bonds
and, Vas Locked un1 in, sas cell at the
police station, alarus ss1 II 81
The leharge against the stuikefhead-
err is inlcconHections with the death Of
Anna Lopizo, striker: who was SHOT
during an outbreak e nsPl1a -
with the exception of one outbreak
when Syrian striker. John RAM,
was so, seriously, injured that he died
at the hospital, the textile, strike, situ
alton is unusually quiet9e 100 gas.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
STAND BY gtJNs, says =
TAFT Ia|KEYNo1E SPEECH
President Shows Willingness to Make
Fight on Tariff Alone-oe-
tends Payne Bill. AZ
Cleveland. ohio.-President Taft
f 9SSft III :. si s,.

Cleveland. ohio.-President Taft
opelksl fhlS { earnDftgni Tor re-eiec-
ton When be- made a defetlse sof hisi
administration before the Tippecanoe
club Of this city ard desed the Demo,
cratic party toeshow Jwherein the Re
publicans had failed TO keep their
pledges made in 1908. y
Showing that he was Unwilling 70
wait for further Assaults FROM the
enemy. the president took the often
aive and invited the country to pass
upon his stewardship, He
nsaid ,thefrDarty 9necord was an open
idneGand waa worthy fI1he' best ira
ditIoAs OF Republican, rule. ebIaiu oess
J. Tbe president defeHdedothe Payne
Aidrichn tariff. whiie Admitting hss
ishdrt conings !, he 3nstihed fis ,,yetttoes
of the Democrat revision HillS at
othe7 extra sespion and be- made a plea
nor the continuance Of thsrtaralg' board
sI5e also 7penewed thisDadhereScedD tire
procsctises poEeysg-S csr9 aissfoii u
=. The pEesidsat Ea8led ssftehsiolT1 to-
the liraifroad 6ffs mating oeflfei 1iiter
STAFF 9es9}mmSfes NV rh8re p sfeetiys
80
sand creating The, court 0f e9mn1eree
iI5e. saideit would shs toslsh aud uflfile
ITO abolish this 1eogEt1abecaase0it has
lreveEsed lstfe siaterstase 53coRlH1ereee
consmsaksion9loTIe9aiso commended thef
safety appn6hee Legislators osthe .lastf
oorfgfess91 sR1 -E332 - 7SFf 5oiif =
/ A5afolF9 thee enfor1cseaheut q aete AHA;
ltrugt IsB the opresi dent sald 20 30
The laws have. been enforced 4 he
INTERSTATE commerce law and the anti
trust aliaw, Indictments have been
found land biiIsuin equity have5 been
filed in cases that seemed to cali fer
goSefnmehtal action tand Trey bzee
protected 10 judgment III 'dtie 'c5urse.
q u the iHfgpspts eh2ye 1bssn EN-
! i " Fsu sQosTakI afa1g3; nifts 81
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
I q ITNaIs|TlF J - ~ ~ : q
! RsesTVNNEt isaooMPLETEono:
Nsw Yask $50 esle1ra.asrAa.sa. Il

aNew IoEk, citso ,ceIehratss,rAdYent ri
saa New Matters Systemic 0aGios
!. NewsfYcrk. 7'tlrhe fmging9r ofs the
freshest 1ink. m the sgreatest chain Of
its lSihd IN thSa ~ worlds History
was completed &herf il blast 81
dynamite, ffr6do 100 f@etF under
the surface of the Hudson river
at Storm Kings arY, ,0uuCindee
the digging otsa tepnel through which
in years toy come viii poaf 0mahons
OF ga5.Ons fuf water from the Catskin
mountains Tor consumption by the city
of New York, more than a hundred
mites tiistant. ~
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07

The emperor Of ChAnaois iupeoa 10
resign. IT is not AZ al opnlikelglcthat
this august Monarch. sAfnsieft, sOs,hls
own lh6lfnatIonsg wooidi theeefuiiy ok.
change his totterihg empire for pice.
fat puppy or a Bis red BAN. and sbow
more than a achiid's Wisdom IL the
case. at that iane ssra sssas 6
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07

Mince pho and apple dumping have
been banished from the menu OF some
college girls In Massachusetts because
the college, authorities found the girls
sleepy after pattaling 81 these delica.
cies. Bot tho so-eailed --terpor nray
have been only that supreme content
with coed things which bars. aIphi,
tlou.1i ,plfasia : faaHus .nNas asff fFwsg
tas 80, ~ tstfiNhn uei sas sf
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
A Judge or ne, sppfspe court Of

a Judge OF PEI ppESpe court of
New York has decided that a woman
is not ueeeSSarilx, issaas because vshe,
is a bargaln.hunter and does not al.
ways need what she ll9sls sirshss de-
cfsfoh thai fhst LARGE iiolsgltx w. ssof
women are saqe--Ttne learned Judge
hardly chahengedl the fame os Solo,
mon.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07

4 railroad carrier OF New York sub
urbanites has introduced a Whispering
whistle uMost commuters wiil hsveato
regulate time II breakfast 10 new /.
way. , 49, sue
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07

AeeoSdIhso %, tho,, soSerpmfni ssriaI
want lR1eharge Of the Alaska reindeeraI
in 25fyearsa fgqml pow at .ths. present
rateooi Increase ing the herdsutherS
should bep 100000 prime beef feIriaI
deer in Alaska to furnish Trash meat
to the people Of the uhited States,
Santa ciaus,s team win then have
new and even dearer meaning 10 as.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
- - - -

\ ngs Fabl,NsFIluN * ANHaFlI s-7a- ~
Annapolis sIa16TO Easusats the /
.ehaxheieFg IS SssSeetsa bollget bFnRaSals s,
cadets aud teodiseo1rages iavfssnasx4B
penditure. the naval aeaTassn aatbortac
ties have for6t1tEu rss ratsts to bring
easily into Bancroft hall. sthei< qrar-
tessl or to haze Il sent there. $500 49,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
APPEAL FOR 'g6pFgME COURT
Chief Justice. White Rebukes Assail'
a. ants of HIGHEST IT ribtlnalsf, I q

Chief Justice. White lFsbukes .Assails
H. ants Of Highest TribunalsD u
{ Washington. ID. Ca4What wes In
lterpreted hy some lawyers as an
appeal to the people 10 support the
Supreme court OF the United States
against current attacks was made BY
Chief Justice White in pronouncing
"a tribute to the late Associate Jus
tice Harlan He spoke of the court
as $50 noble in conception anal yet so
simple in execution. SO ordinary in
Its incidents and yet SO nfaiestlc as 81
SERVANT of the Whole people; 81. weak
and yet so, strong, because, founded
yqpeh the affections Of alb The people
,ana, denendins0for its!sxisteRee b.hop-
{ eheiFaeonunuede support 90 ssGo
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
,FEE.usF- j WILL, FOB FOR PROSTATE
.lI;ssslty ;fsik,sesa33is. AstIasaa9,8R lqSp.
q M,teh,o 4 zet Taetanoanf
3 Walsh,s last Testan,e


"A Chicago. The win OF John X.
NdaI rtfusBd kdF ppdBate \ 81
tIohn w. Rainey, assistant to the pro
Dbatses Rnees on1osre BastS shat abe mznal
who once w81ba hntodinancial |
power In Chicago-was- OF unsound |
mimtpwhen che fgigsed iitbe document
HheTeIrwllhnbe sGD edIbAstI ONers Itta9 !
sFsaHo0aof tlisramaner nhnRae, 9howewst7a
as latfbFgoSf 7gdHsstsataiosi wlsfie 1panE
oaIed olatef to AIrssavssgfah b, 1the o~AiByi,n
2, S5i II lSSat 5S ssysS 3st
nksSRf "a nct5Rwrl7s3a nii 5Ba1 paa
nsodhf sNalsh. ytfFt u!bex opee, sSstl as
JgataS afqUsi5pO0,O 0QsusheGsUSemS ns 1
upebdsbotit o0ssRhn the lewEers say ,1tosl
sshklafy 1mtunIsliu& nlgtts5Band gsTEsH
aarsu whl5naAnd. der ehsdeeu hfOoabIysf
800 900 .oonan1 sisi CO 81 ciiaIfu'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
Pass Rorahla chlIa.s. hIll.

Washington The senate. stterss al
,four.hour debate, passed Senator
Bprah's bin creating q ehldren's bp-
reap in the department of commerce
and lahore &ssimilag bill isAs Rew !
.readiug in ,the1bonse and there is1n0lI
doubt it will pass 9s9 as9n % J vol
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
70 AceEPJ.JE PEQREg pEMAEgp7..

- DVD t9HBf nI3 sb11I5U elJtfno
Roosevelt DECLARES Hes Is Not ga.
y D tr Candidate enEuo + % 6
New YoFiSusThe vfollowjngy17ar are !
the actual literal words which are
being said by former President TheoH
'dore Roosevelt cid letters. interviews
and statements to those whom lie
deems SINCERE and honest support,
,srsi oil. opponents" and they are a part
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07

eve tA45z5( Il iIan ,ssbe1DI 1spi
-fs1e hssJshc II Sy1sq .ss5rrs o.
ssot sSIs az o. 9yg1 ,sbsci uw ri
/ asaEhfedge Raossgfe5Itt1 mss Sd
s a f aadHSsSs FOR. az ia nhg ssss
agtI pqssoRa si posS 999Sat has 9 he %
kpsEshsto sAls1Asy oRS41 friends. I5sEsI
scule1 kiR1e: n y!issl39zs' .tn91 Q u
: .afiEn sfbt ansc Bnall not be sRHeanaBs4
datSgfI shiaH nots atek nsffe nefninateonp !
ESF wdlaao4 aseept ii lAp'it searhs t6sl
n5e as TIRE resblt VI an intrigue. 1Hsuti
] Yjiil' fr t1s, d p III i
pleHllo SHS HlGh Would makes it 6tiH6SSihb ri y
irhpPssi he dgf me 70 sssFe the ePuAisl |
BY .aifdertaking q graafsssask. lifvtAe b
people. uaSha q whole ,ssezaed8,definitelyat
I'd 9ooaIel: to ,ctiIes coneldsiSn tzasutI
oughwt6 de- thasRiasKsari1ssE b .dusl
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07

Twelve i-lurt ~ Car Crash.

st nPa01,o Milan eeAd Smptyd sslby
lake sToilgY ear. which tad 2gts BE-
yond control of the motornan.
egqsked tphe a glhsa car hare sE 3sgiEsg
twelve passsnsers some. lsS- tAegs. IA,
Is believed. severely
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
egses Nearly Kills Two.

BetFoa. Mich safer fsfng e1ncon-
sef6ns fF0fn THE effects Of col gas III
their home here for ii hou 5. Arthur.
BrIilsr and lis wife We're rescued and
after some effort were Teviyef
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
BIC sos lynehss Nearo

j Cordele, GA mob Of 500 mem
stormed the. jail where Albert Hamu-
toT,a tbs pegro 1sssailapt, of a white,
girl. was QoRtiHed. teek him5out and
banged him TO tree Troops or,
derad hfye 3l tailsd Ios aYFYe In time 10
save the negso's lfss amlog no
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
lLERoaFoRi c0Xe sEhKs
a9i2Ntc 319g9 O9HNjCh eiooa
stoskdSlder,, Charges s2Seu,oop Z A.
! eMissppisd to clnelnnstl Firm. no

.stoskdSlders, chprgeSns fbso,o Az
/, nNisspRlisd to cinclnnatl Firm. IA
q -HaIrshi Hpsebaa @soolo.
holder In the CINCINNATI Trust
cdtApauy Or which tieotgs b. COX
vas president a6efore Il was absorbea
by the Provident Savings Sank and
.Trustloompany. has filed ssuit asking
forothe appOintment1of q receiver for
the Cincinnati Institution The suit
was directed not only at the CfhtinJ
natl Trust company, but at Coz as
president; Nat S, Keith as secre! airy.
f, r. Williams as treasurer. and at
several directors. & a1.tis" hs r
Busch also asked that the liquigat.
ing trustees OF the Cincinnati Trust
company be ,compened toepay s1ge00.'
600 for division among che stockhold
.drs OF the bank. 500 l3s199t atffH q
II was charged that the officers un.'
,derwEoter aud1 subsodhedoan- oamounf
tor. the Fordf& Johnston company be-
lieved 10 have aggregated ST ,0oG, Uoot
knowing atlthe tti9e that the Ford &
Iohpstop eompapyexaa .insolrentsns.,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
60 AagtrgIla a. ssirIk.l

! sydneya Austrf 4, general strife
of ans tradFS dp{pnists ! his heel lora
rderod in BrisbaHe, Queensland. In sup
saoEasg the StreStocar smplo3sss who
demanaNhat1eEey Ssa ahll0wedir o S,eari
union buttons.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
FalL pnn 500 b lshaft

Danville, Ill-Eight men were in
ilired, fodr severely. BY the failing
Of d mine cage crowded With men &C
ing ID work I'd the Electric coal mfne,,
.siSsmilesl west at Denyille. lThe cage
dropPed s2Qa fleet sapa 3 Da1asgf 0
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07

Luther .Bnrbank's efforts to grow a I
seedIess pruuh brings Up ths ancient |
questions stAvhysts'a pfuns7r "a hes 4
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
ygggauIL ZEE sSRgl,asElSBgag.

f-sJtiFe u ftrE ~ TJ5bosT BHtt7o's q y
I . ssI ore sv3nUU DssIseqnsI lib
2 gspnbtR sHesaiti spars5s SeueHsja' oAnesl
! 'izdA 5ssrth 6dsysai fsdba durosoosil o (
I, ,GdiayapatSil HnbadonSsssUG enezzhS8l
Clogs Rlfaagsl FIosioos iAaRasog SiseS
4a%a5 Affaro. ,aABiqhef seEsho@ ,aHp3
6lblano Pai1a afffi ipRrItbtt1nieAht 9gyd
tiISBtsts !, tSSefsi jsoeHe III Il mSa WIT II II
9roke into the Ditto prison. rdespitea i
the heavy guard surrounding It.
lMth ihaSAttngvip Sssthsok Gen.
ElQy ASage. eNpbesideutp OF EeuRAOrad,
his brother. Gen Flavicos4lfaroc eus4
minister commander-in.
chief OF the revolutionary forces;
Gen. MadAfb 4lairo. Mo il bhAged
to have lbtefi brotfM Of ths Two
other Alfaros. and Gems. Paez and
Manuel serfaiho. the ldSdf'ng fights 1hsl
Eceador'sqatsse feveRltich. hive beer
snuffed out ssr@s 1rcl
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
eirI. Routsl Neaeo ssndls.a

Alton. Hl,-Miss Kittiev Eifger. emo
ployedobS tie Hapgooa PIow com.
pany, fought or a neSo bandit and
recpysred. he5s guEss c9ptaininEc $3.50
Of her employers money which shel
Ind taken.