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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
cHrRcH NOTES

Elder Singleterry of La valle. will hold services
in the A. c. church at Springville, March 20. All
are invited to attend.
Brookville aid society meets with Mrs. Albert
Getter April3 in the afternoon for supper Every
body invited.
Synod young people society viii. meet at the
parsonage Thursday evening, April 3. Miss
Mable Hoilien, Miss Theo Thompson and Miss
Gena Lem, and Mr.. Albert Hatwick viii entertain.
SPRINGvILLE CIRCUIT
Bishop Branch Saturday 7:45. Epworth League
services; Brookville Saturday T45preaching Sun
day II o'clock Springville. at Bishop Branch.
IDS Liberty Pole.
UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH. --E. o. HOP
STEAD, PASTOR
Norwegian services in morning at 1920. Eng
Iish services In evening al 73g Subject of seq
mon: "Anders gar polls" Choir viii sing the
anthem Give Unto the Lord o Ye Mighty" By
Adams. A cordial inV tati0n is extended 10 all
Young peoples society Of the United Lutheran
church viii be entertained by Mrs. III. Neprud and
Ms. A o. Egpeseth Tuesday evening. Program.
Vocal solo. Rev. Hofstad; Defamation. Margaret
Reed; Speech. VIII Nels0n: Intrumeutal solo. Mar
ion Opsahl: Reading. Victor Hetland: Newspaper
Eima Hooverson. Melvin Espeseth; Vocal SOLO
EIaxs lar
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
Two Days Bargaih Demonstration

WU lays DHtEWIM INSTRUMENTATION
All ladies Of this section, and our
customers especially, viii be highly in
terested in learning that we shall have
at our store for two days. Monday
March 81. and Tuesday April l, de-
monstration for introduction Of the
celebrated Lucille Corsetss During the
time we will make q decided cut in
prices. selling the 81. SO corset at 81. 10,
and the Loo grade at rs cents. It will
be mistake on their part If any lady
fails to secure high-grade corset at a
low down price. Come in and see for
yourself. ROBERTSON a DAHL,
The Farmers Store.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
Just the Place to do IL

The CENSOR Office, we mean, is where
best horse bills are printed. We have
q nuraber of appropriate cuts for the
work. File your orders early. Quick
ard efficient service and right prices.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
First publication March &c. 1876
NOTICE. orFOaKcLoSURE BY ADVERTISEMENT
'rHE STATE OF WISCONSIN,. COUNTY OF

I Vernon, Be.
Notice Ia hereby given that that certain mort
gage executed and delivered by N. b. Smith and
wife. Rosa j.. 10 Willard Bowman, mortRagea
dated September LIST, 1906. and recorded Ia the
office Of the register of deeds for Vernon county,
o'clock ~ M, in volume 10. Of mortgages. on page
60a will be foreciosed by sale Of the premises
described therein and hereinafter described at the
law Office Of II. r. Proctor. in the city of VirOqua
Vernon county. wisconsin at the hour Of 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon. on the 7th day of May. 1918, to
satisfy the amount due on said mortgage. namely:
Seven hundred dollars (S7O0 O0l and for socitorss
fees the sum Of fifty ts5o0o) dollars besides costs
70 be taxed.
The prernises described In said mortgage are e
tl4l. range two l2). Ia Vernon county, Wisconsin
Dated March slst. ie1a
WILLARD BowHAn. Morfengee.
Z n p prorAor Attorney s.sf p -
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Firs. publieation March 8. Iala-a


Notice Of application for letters of administration
STATE OF WISCONSIN. VERNON COUNTY
Court in Probate
STATE or wEsooNsn.
Vernon County
In the matter Of tho estate Of Henry Gustav
Sandsmark. deceased.
On this 18th day Of March. A. D.. issa. uoon
reading and ding the petition Of AdoIph Sands
mark stating that Heavy Gustav Sandsmark Of
the county Il Vernon. died iptestate. on or about
the Soth day Of January. A. -. 1918
IL Is ordered. That 2i, application be heard be-
fore me. at the probate ofhce, in the city Of VI
caua, on the End day Of April. A. D.. 1919 at
10 o'clock n. m.
And Il is Further Ordered. That notice Of the
time and place appointed for hearing said appica-
ton be given to all persons interested. by pub
fishing 9 copy of this order for three weeks sue
cessively, In the vERNoE COUNTY CENSOR a news
paper printed and published in said county. pre-
vious to said hearing.
Dated this 18th day Of March. A. ID. 1918.
BY the Court. ID. o. MAHoNRY. County Judge.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
MONEY TOIOAN

On farm security at reasonable rates
of interest. All business confidential
Address Lewis Bros. Realty and Invest
ment Co., N. W. corner 4th & Main
Sts., La Crosse, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26

Elm Shade Trees for Sale g =
FoR SALE About 2, 600 thrifty4 year
old elm shade trees. 5 to feet high.
Make your demands early. y, Henry
Tate. Virouua. ~
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26

FoR SALE Black 0rphington cockrels
81 SO each; Is eggs 81 Is. Call or or
address Ole Jackson, Route No. 2, vi
roQua
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26

For SALE Wisconsin pedigree seed
barley Use per bushel. K. Nj. Hoover
son, Viroqua, Route No. 5.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
STERLING

WEST PRAIRIE. March is-H Heavy rains of Thurs
day and Friday left the roads In bad condition,
making It almost impossible fer mail carriers to
get through. De Soto carrier brought In mail
Sunday. 81 N. Z. Fortner and L o. Thurin de-
lIvered tobacdo at Viroqua Friday -. Freeman
kamherg OF Minneapolis visited for few days
with parents. >. Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny
Vance. baby boy ...... Hans Christensen Ia ia
Weatby on business School eiceed for sbrinx
vacation. Oscar Swiggum passed through here
Saturday enroute 70 his home on Dach Ridge s.....
Oscar holland was in Vir1qua Wednesday Rev.
Ramberg was at Stoughton last week Pete
Davis family have the mumps. =. Mr.. Dahl was
sent to the DR.. Christensen farm 70 test milk.
\. III
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26

offer the following real estate be
longing to the Philip Ronfflanr estate
The store building and lots now oe
eupied by Rogerson & DahEss
\ Inquire Of 9%
w. b. BouFFLEUR, Administatos
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26

FoR SALE-Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs for Matching, SOC per setting. K.
NJ. Hooversou. Viroqua, Route No. 5.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
WANT Al. COLUMN
Tor sale

For SALE-A carload of cows and
heifers suitable for dairy use. Among
them few Holsteins; also Holstein
bull. Call on Scriven & Atkins at Hotel
Viroqua barn.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26

Fox SALE-New 5-room cottage, good
barn. chicken house, one acre land. city
water and soft water, electric lights,
etc. Inquire of Ethel Atwood.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
THESE WILL GIVE JUDGMENT
List of Jurors for April Term of Cir
cult Court

County Jury Commissioners Messrs.
+. r. Bean, l.. o. Brye and r. P. Dali
ton, met at the Office of Clerk Costing
on Saturday last and drew the Jury pam
mel to serve at the April term of circuit
court to open an April IA. The towns
of Franklin, Hillsboro and Stark are
not represented in the drawing, while
six villages share the same fate-Coon
Valley, De Soto, Hillsbore, Readstown,
Viola and Westby. Following is the
lis of jurymen:
Bergep-John ostreng. Ole stenslien.
Christiana- Ferdinand, Moen.
Ciinton--Charles Applernan-
coon-John Larson. Jacob Skogum. Carl A.
Neprud.
Forest-Frank Moore.
Genoa Carl De Garmo, Wni. Pedretti
Greenwood John Staley.
Hamburg-Oiaf Medium.
Harmony Henri e. Larson
Jefferson-Hans Rude.
Kickapoo-Geo. W. Snyder.
Liberty Bert Cunningham.
Sterling-M aleome Hiies. Charlie Battle. n. J
Sallsnder.
virodua--Samuel Lake Carl Knutson. Richard
Grimsrud. w. +, Fisher. Ludwig Neprud.
Webster. p. Allen. VIM Stamford. John
wheatIand-Levanda Miller.
Whitestown-J. J. Robinson.
Ia Fargo viIiage-Jossph Gather.
ontario-Jamea Lower. w. e Joseph.
Stoddard Viage-Lewis Monske.
viroqua City-Third Ward c. Knutson. viii
Norris
Received Important Appointment
Out of field of fifteen contestants
in recent civil service examinations
held at Sparta and Viroqua for the po-
sition of district supervisor Of incomes
for Monroe aud Vernon counties, Mr..
John l.. Davis of Retreat, is the win
ner. having been appointed to the place
by the state tax commission. II is an
important official station which Mr..
Davis will doubtless fit into eleverly
with acquired experience.
Mr.. Davis has established official
headquarters in Viroqua. To him all
income tax statements should be hand
ed or sent. April f;fst Is the last date
for making surh returns.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26

For SALE-A Mosler safe, condition
No. !. P. r. Tinker, ll9 No. 10th St.
La Crosse, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26

For SALE-My farm of AZ acres, 2
miles east of Viroaua; house, tobacco
shed, chicken house, barn. viii ex-
change for Viroqua property. Inquire
Of Pearl HAY. Viroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26

For SALE "A fine yearling Red Dur
ham Polled bull, sS5 If taken at once.
Large and one you win like, and from
a good milk producing COW. H. r. Yer
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26


For SALE-My fine residence prop
erty and two lots in heart of city Of
Viroqua. Chas. S. Slack.
For SALE-Fine block Of land north
east from Catholic church in city of
Viroqua. A bargain if taken soon.
Chas s. Slack.
FoR SALE Twelve Poland China
brood sows; will farrow in April. Joseph
II. Forum, West Prairie.
For SALE-Oderbrooker seed barley
from grain originally grown at the uni
versity experimental station; 70 cents
per bushel. II. K. Vergeront, Viro-
qua. Route No. /.
For SALES. G. White Leghorn and
White Wyandotte eggs, $1.50 to SO. 90
per setting. III. K. Vergeront.
For SALE Two Guernsey bulls, reg
iste,ed, ] one year, one months old,
good enough to head most any herd.
H. &. Smith, V.roqua, Route No. l.
FARM FOR SALE The Jos. Reed farm
mile north OF Springville, 80 acres,
good hoEss, basement barn, silo and
other out buildings Near school house
and churches. For terms and particulars
apply to w. M. Bouhieur, Viroqus.
PASTURE FOR REET-For cattle only;
apply early at John Dawson & Co.'S.
Insurance ORce.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION

C. J. smrn. Attorney for Plaint as' '"s'
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-08-02

Up the subscription list like q akyrockcti
Over twenty thousand yearly subscriptions received last week
. record hsryooD unoqualoa
And clean gain Of 1881.
spree He called the ssSy Of the circulation Saturday
Oning and required give auon four thousand the
Ant IN club Of hy and had have JUNCTION. Notwithstanding
hs rush. Father BucOn feeling hns and take Of twenty
housAnd week iu be fv and that needn't let up
through any fear Of his safety
Be enough laying aside al l'y last weeks record was simply
1t shovs that the Firing Lane dead set reaching the
million marx, and that quick
II also shows that the American people waking up and that they
are willing truth when they know il be such
realize that truth stranger than fiction, and that il hard to
eOnvn many people Of the truth Of the startling revelations which
made in The Menace from week 10 week
how hard for believe the truth about Rome when
Il n began dawn and for that reason appreciate the
rather believe better things Of people who sail under tho name Of re-
hgon
and that has always been rotten but fewer still hardly believe that
this rsn priesthood makes presidents senator's and congressman
run tbs tvp.vritsr vith which these lines are written
The Menace prints small cent Of the authentic stories which
receives concerning the rotennes OF the pesthood-t facs are
only incidental and are patent to all who understand the stuaon-hey
and then 10 show the character Of the organization that
has It's clutches at the throat Of this Republic;
depended remedy
when fully apped Of the suaonand that's the
mission Of The Menace How well succeeding evidenced by the
circulation Of this and the disposition Of the patriotic
people they shown that oononts them
Az have stated in these columns times before the strength
Of The Menace the campaign profitable results
10 The American people depends upon number people reaches
Compared population at given time history reveals the fact
that has always been nfniema small cent Of the people who
engaged patriotic crusade for the good the people
the reformation Of bad conditions An Of forty thousand work
and voluntary subscription huses for The Menace looks small
population Of hundred million people, yet the hundred
million aroused before single
it be that Of slavery The work has been done by the th
Firing Line and must admit that has been most effectively done
But there do Eternal vigilance the price of liberty
those who willing pay the price are asked JON this band OF pa
tro the good Get in line and let's have
aOn report every will good the in the upper ef
hand corner Of the front page this week
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-08-02

against the sermons, but II a sufficient
number will write him asking that the
sermons be resumed he does not hest
tate TO say that he will comply with
their wishes.
SO far as tho Menace is concerned
we vote here and now that the ser
mons be resumed. They have been a
source OF great amusement to the Men.
ace stan, and We are frank TO say that
Father Bullcon wept a whole boat
load OF crocodile tears when he was
informed that they would bo discon-
tinued till the fall season.
Such choice gems as "To hell with
the government Of the United States
could scarcely be found in anything
less classical than a Phelan sermon.
and We are sure that the people OF
North Carolina, whom he accuses OF
being notorious llbertlnes," with lit.
tie else 10 do than to "drlnk whlskey
on the ely and multiply mulattoes,"
viii not be able to stay awake during
the summer months II the sermons are
discontinued.
BY all means, father" let us have
the sermons-they supply a long-felt
want In the Menace ONCE, especially
when the editor is out OF town and the
ONCE cat Is hungry for copy.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-08-02
Listen 10 nhia Please

Bosfon. July ii-obisction % the Gus
tom % numa cities and towns % haNinr
schooi rradnafions held In Protestant
ehurchsa usually because thsrs are no
suitabls halls avaiiahls az ths Hchooi
houses % tiasuhsrs ia % te voiced a.
the cuartsriy convention % the Middls-
uen County Branch % the Amsrican
Federation % Catholic societies which
IL 20 b bella on sunday. July 20. at the
Cathedral school new eampaiEn
against socialism will BE- started also.
The piiot. the oficiAi organ % Cardinal
oConnsil has this 20 say regarding the
school graduationas
sThs practice % using Protestant
churches Ter holdinE baecaiaureate and
graduating exercises % pupils of the
public schools viii be considered and u
is expected that a resolution viii be pre-
pared expressing the attitude OF the fed-
GRAFTON toward thia unjust procedure.
IL is an insult 90 the Catholic pupils and
Catholic teachers IN public schools 10
have these graduating exercises carried
out IN Protestant churches and In fair
ness 90 an pupils. they should be held
either in the school halls or other pub
he halls. II is expected that a arm
nthnd viii be taken with a view TO put
ting a stop 10 this practice
That's the stunt SIT on the Prot.
estants. Mr. Catholic Federation. they
are not ht for anything but bonnres
anyway.
You win note that the last para.
graph OF the above press dispatch Is
quotation from tho Pilot, and for
nerve skins anything we have yet seen
country block.
You are virtually told by these Ro-
/ man bigota and imposters that Prot.
estant church buildings are not good
enough for Catholic children 20 assem-
BILE In. even for the purpose Of partici'
/ pating In school exercises
The peculiar thing is that Catholics
who think tho public schools are %
damnablo will send their children "a
them az all Why not patroniEe your
own parochlal schools, then Il will b
none Of your business where the
school Exercises arc held. Sect
And there Is Ano.hvr Pooaiiar thml
10 me: Why Is II that In the
face OF such statements as the above
from the Pilot, tho ofrclal organ oi
Cardinal O'Connell. fool Protestants
will still insist that The Menace Il
lying about the Catholic church?
Verify. the fool killer Is away be
hind with his work.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-08-02

ou artist has given herewith excellent conception Of the
which the priesthood fools the Of the people and d
them bded and addled Just you would the old family nag
For class Of people to live and luxury at the Of
another class that the latter be kept in ignorance and
Abyan To accomplish this there been found formd
able weapon than scheme Of religion which would hold before tbs
Of the victim geng promise Of reward he would obey the
mandates Of the upper crust and furnish them with the substance Of
and tho time dang before his vision concocion Of
here and birthstone reminding him Of his fate il ho o against
the tyranny Of The masters.
That would be depravd TO cloak such scheme this
under the guse Of religion unbelievable Of honest nten
on but that the thing the Roman Catholic priesthood has always
done and doing today.
When you bon you pay the priest When you bpd you
pay the priest AS long you I've pay the priest And when Jon
die you pay The priest.
To piet tells you when to eat meat but eats himself whsnsvst
ho gets ready lie tells you what you shall and shall drink and
no and much Of He tells
what and what ed and himself reads anything he
A The whole system gigantic heme separate the fool and his
worked successfully that the Cahs
o church the richest corporation the face Of the globe today
Get wise to the game my Roman Catholic friend and the priest
Of your backl A
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-08-02
Grating On the Dead

Montreal. July 1.-THE public fun
eral OF the four lremen who were killed
az the Ste. Cunegonde fire on a recent
Sunday cost si.72a. One OF the chief
accounts is requiem high Mass. St
James Cathedral, 5000
Archbishop Bruchesi Informed Fire
Chief Tremblay that he regretted hav-
Ing 70 send in a bill owing 70 unavoid-
able expenses.
The above press dispatch from Mon
treal shows how the Roman priests get
In their graft in the cities where Rome
n In the saddle. -Four men In the
public service were killed, turned over
to the Catholic church for funeral and
burial and the leading expense item
Is four hundred dollars for a mass at
the cathedral. and the mass will do the
dead men about as much good as would
an air ship do a Guinea pig.
Craft Craft! Graft!!!
II he'll were given nn emetic, the
last dregs Of the last vomit would be
a stack OF Roman Catholic priests as
high as Pixies Peak.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-08-02
Hear Them Howl

The foIiouinE clipping from the Belle
,piaine. Nina. HERALD shows bow The
paplata are orEanirct al alonE the
line 10 suppress any and all pubiica'
tions not under the ccnsorahip Of TIE
lecherous Jcsuita The editors % jim
Jam Jena the publication referred
20 IN this clipping Eot no more than
vas due him. but IN tAying that. We also
say that the jim Jam Jcus vas not q
Circumstance IN ohscenity 20 LEuori'a
ThooloEy which Editor TovnHsnda
priest confessor hha 20 study IN The pa.
/ pal theologioal seminary. Possibly
| Brother Townsend could come nearer
serving humanity By pitching In and
closing the Belle Plaino saloons on
Sunday than advising our goycrnmCnt
TO suppress patriotic papers Oh. no.
I brother. the government ia not going
10 suppress the Menace. the Liberator.
the Watson publications, OF any Of the
papers exposing tho doviltry % Ro-
mhnlsm. JuGt set this out OF your sys'
TEN
Hear Mr.. Townsends editorial and
maybe you viii appreciate the splen.
dld nEht paplats are putting up 10 head
OF such papers as the Menace.
The heavy fne and penitcntiary
sentence Inflicted upon tho editors and
owners OF a certain North Dakota pub
licatlon. denotes that the government
is in earnest In It's crusade against
vile and slanderoua publications. AZ
least half a hundred other Eo-called
newspapers and magazines are TO b
prosecuted for similar odenses These
publications rAil and rant about curb
Ing free speech and the liberty OF the
press. yet the many thousands OF le
climate newspapers and magazines
suffer from no limitations on that
score. Il Is only those publishers who
endeavor 20 make money BY appcaling
TO the baser instincts Of man. 10 IN,
latent prejudice OF narrow minds, and
TO array for their own profit class
against class and neighbor against
neighbor. that claim freedom OF thS
press also includes a license 70 b
slanderous and indecent. Tho govern
ment is on tho right track In It's de
mand for a clean press.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-08-02


that messenger is Jeremiah J. Crow
ley.
when ! think Of IFS heroic willing
unrelepting attack on the baseless de-
signs OF Romanism. can him the
modern Martin Luther.
when I think Of his heroic willing
ness 10 suffer every prlvation-every
persecution-even a. bodily injury at
the hands Of an irfurlated, blgoted
Romish mob, in Oelgein. Iowa, call
him the modern Joha huss.
When l think OF the impregnable
force OF his logical cpd intellectual at
tack OF foreign 20 Fsf. call him the
modern John Wyelii'e.
'Sayonarola, Murdn Luther, John
Huss and John Wycllhe will never be
dead while jeremiah ]. Crowley lives
the herald of .rlth-Who dared.
when alone, to defv tho DEGREES OF
councils, the anathe has OF popes; who
stands like a stone. wall against any
enemy OF the public school. giving his
life for the perpetuation OF the light.
Therefore, consider Il an honor
10 be priyiliged to present TO the peo-
pie OF Allegheny county, jeremiah J.
Crowley, the morning star Of the new
Reformation"
AS Mr. Crowley stepped 10 tho speak
er's table, the audience again gave
vent TO its feelings, and broke into loud
cheering.
Raising his right gsnd for quiet. Mr.
/ Crowley began his ltctare. In a clarion
voice that could be heard in even the
u h. hftffNfWF~ -.
ex-priest fred vollty after volley OF
hot-shot into the Boman Catholic hier-
archy's reasons for maintaining paro-
chial schools and trying TO destroy pub
lie schools. AS Crowley set of keS
after keg Of gun powder under the hier-
archy and its factories for making
good Catholics" which is synonymous
with bad citizens" the crowd cheered
itself hoarse.
The force Of Crowley's eloquence.
hacked by the indsputable evidence
which he produced OF dates, names.
places and figures. held the vast audi
ence spellbound. for he Is one of those
kind OF orators who can make an au-
dience laugh or CRY at will. At times
Crowley threw the audience into con-
vulsions Of laught,t. whilo at other
times the gravity u the charges he
made. backed by the evidence he pro-
duced, swept the listeners breath
away. For one hour and half the au-
dience sat electrified. and, when Crow
ley made O slight digresS and asked
/ II the audience desired the lecture
abridged, because OF the latcness OF
the hour-it was then 1910 p. NJ
/ shouts Of eco ON GO ONl" came
from all parts OF the building. At the
conclusion OF the lecture at 1880 p.
m, an old whitehaired man seemed
10 voice the sentiment Of the entire
audience when he said, 1T was the
most thrilling lecture l have ever at
tended"