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Evening journal., 1912-04-25
MENDELSSOHN TRIO
PLEASES AT NEWARK

The Mendelssohn Trio Of this city.
composed Of Miss Mabel S. Haley.
piano. Harry Il. Stausebach violin.
and Edgal T.. Goldberg. cello. gave N
concert last night in Delaware Col
lcge Oratory, Newark. under the aus
pices of the Senior Class OF the col
lege. Tho members OF the trio we're
at their best. and delighted the large
audience. The audience attested its
delight OF the work OF the trio BY en-
thusiastic applause and Mr.. Stausc-
bach after his splendid rendition OF
was Obliged TO respond To an encore.
was ohlihgod TO respond 10 an encore.
as also did Mr.. Goldberg. after Dri-
go's "Sercnado, and Poppcrs 'Ga-
Votio,' which were played as only Mr..
Goldberg can play them As an en-
core he played Sandby's beautiful
Danish SONG"
The work of Miss Haley was of her
usual excellent style and also won
the approval of the audience by her
graceful ease at the piano.
-Ln .--
r. G. Collins. Postmaster at Barne-
get n. j.. advises his friends: ~ find
you Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
the best remedy for a cough | ever
tried. ! had a Ia grippe cough that
left me completely exhausted but af-
ter taking half bottle Of Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound the cough
ing spells entirely ceased ! wish TO
say Il can't be beat
n. r. Danforth, Market and Second
streets, Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1912-04-25
GIRLS CLUB DANCE.

The Girls Club held very enjoy
able dance in Eden Hall ON Morday
evening Nocks Orchestra furnished
a delightful program which was en-
ioyed by all
Owing to tho increasing warm
weather. the club had decided to dis
continue the dances for the present
season and had announced the dance
for Monday evening as the final dance,
but after considering number Of
requests for further dances, the COM
mite on Monday evening announced
that a "shirt-waist dance would be
given by the club on next Mondty
evening.
This Is positively the last dance
of the Girls Club until next fal. when
elaborate plans will be made by tho
members to renew their initial sue
cessful debut.
-0-
DO not dras along with kidney all
mcnt that saps your strength. causes
terrible hackache5. sleeplessness. ner-
vousness and loss Of appetite Take
Foley Kidney Pills. They quickly
cure all kidney aud bladder ailments.
~ B. DaLforth. Market and Second
streets Wilmington. nel.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-04-25

Kennard and Company are show
ing ribbon scarfs that deserve 20 be
called delicious. They are amply pro
portioned, and come in reds. blues,
and other co.ors and combinations Of
color An interesting cotton crepe
dress. of white, shown in this store, is
Evening journal., 1912-04-25

DR.. Caldwell;
] have taken your Syrup Pspsin and an
on the third bottle and Il has done me
worlds OF good. 1 will recommend il 20 ny
friends.
John 9. Lcvelie.
Box 475. Fairnont. ". "a.
Evening journal., 1912-04-25

HAfIh HHLI'I
Dr. CALDWELL
After using the sample bottle Of your
wonderful Syrup Pepsin / bought q large
bottle so that i would have u or nand
gave il Ga my little boy Harry, who has o.
ways been constipated II regulated has
bowels Immediately and he is no longer
troubled. I viii always keep syrup Pepsm
in the house for him ss Weu as Tor my
self. Mrs. j. p. Brunty.
1908 Ninth Ave. Nashville Tenn.
Evening journal., 1912-04-25

Name -.... ..... .... .............
Address. ..-... ..................
Size .....' .....-..-...........
The above redtern and other May
Manton Patterns described in THE
EVENING JOUB'NAL and all The pat-
terms made by Che May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obtaineS
for 10 cents from
sNlTH-z0LLINGER CO.,
ath and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1912-04-25

Or. CALDWELL
] have tried the sample sent me some
time ago snd have found IL so bene'
fcial that ] am now using my second
large bottle and would not be without
H. 7 have tried a number n other medi.
cines but fnd Dr Caldwell Syrup Pep
sin 20 be the best.
Ph. Wever.
c8s s. Pstter.on Park Ave,
Baltimore Nd.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
BURN BUT DlReT0 KILL GERM
Only WAY. TO Get Rid of Them, and
Occasion Was Made a Good
-szzs7H t.sa>s 4 .<xX,,yZZZyZyt5sl>5,

.
rarishaekis kiiildlrg in Winston
Salem vas reeeatly burned at the re,
quest of sx1ie LEGAL Anti-TuhaFcul6sIs
league, beeauseit was said to be alive
win tuberculosis gpr1hs aud could not
be properly faMlgated.
Fbr Jays before the building was
BURIED huge placaHE announcing the
hoprs2f destructiof <and @gty19g reas
soRssfor the burningk~ere@huag about
in spronfEpSz Among other
things the .lacards said Within tie
pas 15-EAonthS tsSpss, tren ! f6o sold
fruit. etc. here have died OF fhber-
culpsis. but unconsciously left millions
of tuberculosis germs !. By csEsless
spftting-S TheAbnildfig is 50 open 4haS
it cannot be effectively fumigated.
The only practical means of dislnfect-
ing is byhge." zE sNWA. mw
At the .appointea hodr, nil mill
lions of AtaBerculesix germs wef8 bel
ing but1ed. 5000 fAamphI@ts tsiEing,
how to prevent aeeHsarhp tieas weEe disi
tributed to the crowd looking o. :
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07

T'FT;lr~~Tfn

They strolled into the parsonage o.
u suburban town 10 New Jersey and
asked to get married They wTTe.
from back in the country aud both
seemed anxious to get tho ceremony
over RpEs done with and get back to
their work ThrHty young people OF
German blood. they were, with no
time 20 waste. on foolishness
The minister called IN his wife and
servant to witness the. ceremony, and
proceeded promptly He had the
coupe stand before him, asked the.
usual arelmipary questions, and then
get fro.a the bridegroom the pledge
tbat sfei him fo- life to the bride
re lad just started with DO you
take this man" when he was aston
ished to see the bridegroom walk over
to a sofa Abs --'niy sit down.
What do you mean BY that" asked
the minister Don't ycu want 70 I'm,
Ish the ceremony"
Sure, said the bridegroom. Bot
You're through with me I've said my
part and TaI sit here Mill sue says
5s6rs. I'm tired aogfE EC9
You'll come hack here and stand
an untn 80 IS over. said the F2rsqu an
some heat +-.,-. 49,,
The inaR GOT up and came back.
ffsfS bFsee kaT rTEu ssgsiefi iFs- Ss,sssstssl
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
It Possh Thsls Your" He Cried Exetedfy.--
Ii NOD

get INSIDE at@qg .NFh yokNl fellows.
we might hold the housetNhtil sein.
forcemehts eame@F"' hi lH
1osThankyGod,, q sshew Va would r
he cried jeyfullS, grpspinasehe again
lervently by the hand, "}MR are mot
zone to, hesitate over the color of a
iuuitorm, at siich a lime rs tks. Only.
Wayne" and he hesitated san. instant.
.'"it is right should tell yo9sniat Bren-
nan il there, and IN eommands I
Il know ii. but those wQmen must
be saved nevertheless. Unanswered
firmly. my mind settled. tRtis Is no
time TOR personal auarreiipg. and
Iwhatevat coler of cloth We wear those
outlaws are uur cammou enemies. to
be hunted down Ike wild beats. }
have seen specimens of thele fiendish
cruelty that make my bloa6srun cold
Ito remember. The very thought OF
those who are now exposed failing
into such hands is enough 10 craze
one: death would be preferable a
thousand times How many fighting
men have your"
Seven TT for duty
win you ride forward or 80 back
with u.s."
We must send woodland the gal
liant fellows voice shook-'hut God
knows. Wayne. want TO so back II
We both live | am 90 marry Celia
/ Minor"
/ 4 understand. said grayely.
+ "Ebers. who is your best riderg"
1T yos dot funny leele yellow Glen
Captain"
Glen. come here
The trooper. a mere boy with
freckled face and great honest gray
eyes. but wiry and tough as steel
pushed hts way through The group ano
/ faced me
"Glen.- said. your Sergeant tells
nae you are the best rider In the troop
am going to intrust you with the
most Important duty of all The lives
OF every one Of us aud ot four help
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
oriuia Of Thunder.

Once upon q lsinae three i.t0tidas
went hunting They walked Orr Three
long days and nights but could SEQ
neither game nor forests They lin.
any came to d tan tree and. bhe Of
the hunters climbed to che typ OF the
branches IN order 10 look for game
From the tree top a path ned to an
IGeiRn tspee In the clouds He az
once Informed hts companions on the
ground. and Instructed them to follow
htnl. Arriving N the tepee. they en-
tered and joined other indians who
we're smoking their pipes. After feast
ting Tor some time they all went ont to
nun, The reports Of their guns we're
heard on the earth. ard even the In
dams OF today believe that every time
It thunders those Indians are hunting
upon the Happy Hanting grounds.
Zone Indian. on returning 10 the
earth. told the chippewas that ey Of
.teringF un-snoks as a sacrifice 70 the
thunder It, wog.d step thunder Some
CT the had.sas still follow the custom
= smoking during a storm to appeass
the thrnder-Genevieye BSoeaU tChip
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
nj tisFs v.y6JIliig,ssssssl ss


10th II Necessary, bur step Tor rorh-
ihg5dGal y6hF duty IL iuop6 Yeaskfe
tSfealfy " Hole rom tl}s.t ard kbother
from this gekk sem4n. Szhh,is an officer
in the Federal army. and deliver them
both to heg6mmaReancfof The first
militaA8apost 5otHf fiDA7 Iss'ssSqpo
.reachinsl him 3nv DeFEen TIT makes dao
Observation-Disclosures sbs 1880 he
l0ngsqss9 fore this rs aimBtseI of''tia-
dianity ire lsedsral' Outpost atHae-
a3ilian is th pesfe est d Is; mgKs Tor
there ,,Ypit updAFstaRd2.sd. ~ zoo
"a hew box saIgtsd. gIHveIHi AL dniss-
gbiefi gone 4sonbShtss baees 5o1r sys8
sayI do, str tnssstaoq Bud Id aaasYn
sssht9oethef ssray hsp6 Bf1d ighksi
sFou ssiHobe backs in faeDts Of time
e take 4afnd1. any ad tEN6sss 4neE's-
ara fnrfgf t9.thg dark; etadt
rinRg db5out - ~ this IL 10 ,otd4aty
datyg tpf gouE0 sDli sI5n ent. And Wish
geaape 10 aseeRpaHy me tonight Yho
doesnnpt5 volunteer fer9 theYSeryioe.
seven Observation-Disclosures andifour wOEa-
en-, thFeeoof ttfemovtsgfn1anss are AZ
taekeaHt the hotfse we'have 5ust&Iest
byqa large bafty n ibhsfwhackifg
gnoriIiaa.,q the Sfscolffings soi he'll,
Every one Of you knows, what that
means. WI you so With ape to their
reseueY BHduDD tpnna o. s1aa9
No one seenaed0ansious 70 be first
to speak sllicould see them look aside
uneasiIy at one anOfherla 1i
y "Bungay.v said. ~ feel sure you
win go, for your wife is there" ~
''Mariar?" H' ~
Yes: Miss Minor told me this after
noon but ! had forgotten, 10 mention
It. 9ingW 80 . l4ntB4 ~ /.
q The little man gprahs into the air
and came down with whoop. sa
The bloody deVflsfa1 he cried ex
citedly e"Yep bet IN go .lifa2s % (
:, o. Cope, ssygeepta,Ypea ap; what
do yoqn Henr saw, ssasr3sarw noao,
81 Ike not gtq5 fght,qmit der Fan
KEGS. 'ishe admitted 3capdidiy. ';hutsdsr
womensgspe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ahoder
ting. utvilpago, gaptaiso nGe4n lGUEt.
w 7T3 graGf s5;W'5 ! 90DgnioD rlzesF /
.aasWerg eSith you. SIR spoGbf vofce
hIisr, Vote gISselyo atound the ,t;frk
,drele, and then sands added;, ."Ws1i
showthem thar Tanks how, the john
nyHRebs Jsin Sight siBdqun ila1a:lul +
Ten minutes later GienobeaFing his
tsgOomessngss topshsaBlus anpd gfay.
d1asl spesaIhgiy feefiessly1thTbignP the
black Fight fi6rthward, ashile' imy qIttie
sqdad Vas moving cauti6lsly Sick
oyer the road We had 50, lately pat-
efsedes-9ot Z utsvonf qflg o. =.
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house helped fme@ sreataSsto appreciate
the difficulties 70 DO -surmounted. lie
sucetSegtf'h his 2sekpesBy ava &
inss A7a6ng"t ffssfUaeSbiare sneie the,
ATTACKING liAss Appeared weakesyss out
-eApreabeaW tho coipSleuond0ha veeen
TtharesligH TAP wbuldnI be tsepfely
sl6eed a1Rg tsafefs @eoteatshea
Have they sufficient men. .piienFF toI
seove4ii theeoaghly alfefouriskadee?" |;
Qlkk{sdeuOJ 119 = 1nISfta 4 est
IsDr'To' tAaTRssi oftgny judgment, tnere
muse eefuHgs two hundreaii and NJ " in,
tine sanE anaApparentisa snes OPERATE
utiBeri striopi military dtsoipAns o. IS
~ eet6RR9on atoo me- wayne. saof the
hgreNtasspower os these aespesaten Sci
blows o. knew they nwere bscornsnE
kAamerous and bold. tbut this sGrpasses
kaoytMng tocould 1tsnagsne Mere. they
saee eeiuER constantly recruited by new
arrivals A party of at least dozen
lcname IN white l was hiding behind the
stables a hesrCi them asking for the
iteadergz tgaaa
/ What did they call him?''
Lury. CT Laurie. or something like
that They claimed TO be deserters
/ from Lees army. but two or three OF
f8hem wnre our uniforms
ITS Red LowrieF | said gravely,
more Impressed than ever with the
seriousness OF the situation u heard
OF him two years ago--he killed a man
in the Sixth North Carolina, and took
TO the hills. Since then he has 6evel-
oped into quite u leader for such scam.
and has proven himself q neretless
monster You have no suggestion 10
nGer as 10 how We had better attempt
60 get in2"
a.he shook his head despondlnglys
What station does Brennan de-
fend - ! asked
( afiiT nc front Of the house: the main
bRoinh OF attack aas been there
tnbNearen,d distia aish the sound. OF
3rins by this iipe. and is. continuous
Volume convinced me ttat eaton S
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07

1.That .ee.lerafhar - captain wfaSse,
- ~ 5o,9 IVY or ksgpei1tt;"S,iigg o,a 9i
in we bSgaalsd thtoJghgti4 Se '9stirgs s9i
trefefs apd emerged into an sopep space
from whence we could. see plainly TIE
great white house still illuminede BY
thsa dianeS (which continued to con-
sumo the stables Shots were fash
ing like fireflies out OF the darkness
On every Side of asuths smell Of burn
ing powder s2centGl the air. and
could, dlstihSuish the black forms Of
men lying prone on the grass IN some;
thing Fesemblingsa skirmish linew 4
Maxim fight o It. amt they7@ti
asked ofo'our taciturn guide.t Rs we
picked our way carefully amoug the
recurnbent forms. oss 8s0a az
4 4, Damn EN-, yes q hell q fight"
he admitted, bitterly,s,S tae
~, Just beyond musket-shot from, the
house. and nearly opposite the front
enfrsnce.1q quite group of men were
standihgobeneath tho black shadoWsof
d grove Of tredsY Inspite ofthe CLEAN
from the Ayetg could make little of
them, but as We approached from the
dfreetion or the FEAR One Of chem ex.
claimed Suddenly ). 81 Ssia M 'l5s
sas:;Who; ,oslnes thasg What What bodysoi
napsisl5het Tioa t1agebH 4 Il ut a
.asuh's SnoSher party o'IdeseEteTs, as
&antssael- Sne us. said the GIlidel
s{airly. sgrhey's JuhnffiRs ffDnDn1ee.s
-arYbT rtsys IL Il ri TO l9lia9 rosjst7
s1,1aJh FRgy de@. 'dew they wttps
Tier, bogg IS this yeTe crHSd?"21II go !
,sJ sYpng989Yps rPp, ply Ss ifg On me
mqle,sShaqh and STOOD tasclqgS1 hfgfn a s
me astpan caflasw zauT suuisys
'os 4WesuHnBhaintVgot b9ss. sLtspi
sltaefed S74Iit. thesbssster fell9in sahiHd
- nf9iNcause 20 wuss sttadrlieNo' this
'9li9al fge, you shAh4ed netsrie?iuonzat !
slSY reSSffSoft1o III aed : Eowrfe . 1bsoud,
ly speG "a II mlEaSBeha we've heerdoSell
o me. an if ssfegsSS know we've got
ter step damn lively whin howl
4What 8Gsaya1hY thef &faiy gsaUaa
idogg 70 s2omud 3TaodatsI no
TIE as I mes et lyi6eI batpfAg Barn
.lee ped lsuad eslEs., q p8a5ds AS # ,lsEfs Y
, sualeo dSesh eolARaFtioHi aPd au9gd a
sb4IEasep glasei pvey The dough sEaees
f.itilg9fed aboitiusg9 rsa Sss Red dow
| RE 9blaaiEyi aehoheA laew, asRheReered
saefrfy Forward to- scan nay facet a
nsSs y ~ gg c3batiy esdturFd man. with
epE an Uncut ~ d ose art thick n1ftted +ea
Beard lie, wore a ,%lde bttmTed son
earmythat .oundeE which bis eyes ishoDe
afStica oasly aud idhea gyaspeanfs ,lopg
slae in eneB sbig ,1hairy hand As 4
2 gazsapdp bsfl eNr3oasly .Issonrsiiohe
s6astiiy ptishsA wssn threash Shb
, sIS = back ana tas2 hssta,n-
l Slant g tan saglItA stood ht1h big Aidei 7
rrseognized the BSS5&Sfofpefs .Af "a sstSAgle
.g,hnee. end Eqthe smIq9pentf my sRsarit
srairpu 4hekedmevii5Eas SFsigmsy /
Is. "LopcEfe, 'nhh1SeId, pointingsstEaig4Nf
at ane?'Taaars ssmeahiAssRndEasqy ese.
/ fAna fener Rkaf lstoaptatni Wayne. o
msUT regiment" .dazzooodd os1G
,ro BJE, CoNFFuED0
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07

Send one Collar to Che. Lightning Rem
eEy Company, Nicholas Building. Toledo.
Ohio, for one months treatment of the
best rheumatic remedy known. During
the past six years we have cured thou
sands of cases. Werhawe received hum
dreds. of testimonialSs to prove that THIS
rheumatism and neuralgia. Relief from
pain in from one to four doses.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
EVt In uniform?"
Ebt vos t."

ID NoS IL - -
~aave any of the rest of yusY seen
anything that looked suspicious
asked glancing around into the DIFF
fer4Tt facesi9 Je1cr ~ sinasa0-
Maybe ], did" answered one of ahe,
trokners named Kari las we rode up
the FIRST hili- after leaving the house
my horse picked up M stone.1 anHgr had
20 stop and get It out. | reckon / fell
behind quarter OF aimi'Asor mora,
and Just as started hooked back.
and party OF ten or twelve fellows
was Just riding In through them bie
gates onto the front lawn. But them
fellows WAS soldiers for sure, i they
rode regular like and all OF, them
wore caps II was SO far of couldn't
tell the color Of their clothes, but
theai caps made ME think they was
Feds
chose my course "a once. This un
donbtediy must have been Bsennan's
party,
Thank you. my man; IT would have
been better II you had reported that
10 me at once" said However. 1
understand the situation much better
now, Sergeant. We will so into camp
here Post pic1ets In both directions.
but put your most careful men on
that hill yonder Let them report
promptly any signs OF fire TO the
southeast. or any sound OF guns.
We completed all our cooking be
fore dark. and when the aight finally
closed down about US It proved 10 be
M exceedingly black one, although
the skies were clear. Sleep was an
smpossibility for me. as my mind was
An constant turmoil.
Ebers was lying next me upon the
grass. solemnly pulling at his huge
pipe. and held my watch 70 the glow
In its bowl In order 10 see the time.
1t was nearly midnight
Those fellows ought TO be at II
before this" said 10 him. III they
sntend 70 accomplish anything to
nigl,: $751;
q dink so too" he answered slowly.
~ vim see dut der guard Is all right;
AZ ase vtil ga some sleep. for ! am
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aHAPteR xxx.

of = Mission for Beelzehub. ~;
LAS we picked our way slowly tor.
ward through the gloom ! cleaned
from Cation all he knew regarding the
sitgaten before u.s. Ny own EHd~ii
edge or. the epyllSSpn Tents or the MI - -
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,To RE, CQNTNuED1

III RneHs lslana's1sSrnaI' ais AtUteS
= Rho9S sIslSAd. says11tre' Prusadenre
casts smaller Hets.s psopef
ti8iAIpe ynaf1T ltsn popalaF reSasf sis
s<,.S.s1sr.RR-s.sata
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07

pind marSereilhE-of little sisis-,zgs..
"'Wh6t are Mhe heatheas Jen1S
ser Sunday sctNpl teacher Nsked afis
HE heath the child feplted.
re peeple wh9aion't quarE~ over Fe-
tgion.' '''A--suzs<zzA-- s& sSs>4.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
had scarcely spoken when our
prisoner thrpSt, Sands Fgughly aside
and k9oR ono kaay step opwanI The.
My God. Wavne4 1s~ft possible this

is YOU" he cried excltedly.
'"catohHvS exclaimed, as Surprised
as himself. eEaton? What is It?
What is wrong Are you from the
Minor hoase , Has n been atcacKed?"
Is "Yes6iirhga answered! painting yet
trom9 ahis ne4sEtion and 1excitement.
We wsTe9loi startnNorth withyt the Ia
dies q nine g9iS9ek,o but the, house
was surropnded as soon as II became
dark, THOSE deyiis supposed Il to DO
hhguarded, and iadyanced Without pre-
cautions We fi-ed and drove Shem
back He haC repulsed three attacks
whenrtieft at eleven. hat threeio. our
men were already hits9t gVss
1,'Yusf were aftertafd?"auoia
n was striving TO- reach 6dt ad.
Vance plekets at.,McMiilan. itseemed
the only possible chance. and none OF
the men would volunteer TO make the
ride. one was killed trying II before
! siarfedsaGods knows how'd hated to
hut IT. had tolhe done.
How many have you?'o51 500
o''0hly twenty; But ifFwe could once
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
superstissous Waiter.

maaE GiDipg at a cafe ohserEed
that though be had pfdefed one dozen
oysters. he swass served Wits only
eleven. The next evening the same
thing occurred again. Then the dim
er Observation-Disclosures irttateds l.a
Why" he demanded Of the waiter.
do you serve me only eleven, oysters
when order a@dozens 49,
The waiter bowed apologetically.
Il didn't think you'd wPpting to be
sitting thirteen at table. SIR
a TyZZZIZTZlyyZgyZ5Lylsz
sssaNo1 Who the tfeathen Beez2Hg<zsZ
Father Bernard Vaughan was con-
demning a somewhat acrimonious re.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
tween US a anq The sentry m. |.

tween us anQ the sentry.
Ysn1A righp amaFtts leaip9 u 81 buacb- bin
pickin o. ,em up eyer since We left
aCharldtfeIaM i az Te4fnrnedfih eFtsiSely !.
ssfRseS beqq aaSJIegs,9aee ghRes sa /:
reckon 5s1sha zoe g okaBds. ssv en- sSssgP :
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
"Waslnst NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. O. sol

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