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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-14
Sdart fritiiirt.
lDm. .. 1Dilfon auf Soften Ger
Streifer in ollid9isaus Kupfer'
oiitrifi.
SeattIe, Uaib., l3. 9spu.

Seattle, gSalb, l3. Npo.
Die Nmerican federation OF 2abor
tpiometr nlle Sisunsen ibres bier ia
aenoen Snbresconoents am Wittpoh
bem Mnbbren nun Reosn, bon oenen
Die ipihtisite Die oes slrbeitsiefretdrs
8m. y. @iIion, Der Die BoIitif oeS
NrbeitSoepartements uno Den Corpora
tiDnen bic neue NuiiaIiun9 BON @i9en.
tbumsrehten nuseinanberiebte,
BrGGoent 8ompers uno Sefretdr
@jllpn iproten bel einem 6riibItiid
bes Commercial Club iber ole @lns
wnnosrunssfroge uno ertIdrten oie'
ies ErpbIem ais cine @eiabr tiir Die
pncifiide aiite. Sic perldngten. ooB
@sieBe 9elbafieu iueroen, ourh msIts
Nueldnner. Die telnen Hfennig ibr
ei9en nenneu unO lnIOlJeoeIien Nus'
beutern in bic 0dnoe innen t6nnen.
bon Der 3uInIiun9 ous9ei6lohen wer'
ben Iollen.
8aruung an @rubenbel liber
Sm Gnuie Der Wiitmoh. Sibung bielt
Nrbeitsiefretdr g8illon eine Nniprabe
an Die 3eIegateu.
Sn oieier oerhrtbeilte Der arbeits'
isfrsidr in lebr ibarien Nusoriifen bic
Snltuns Der 3upiersrubenseieaIbait
in Widlgon. iuo felt ldn9erer 8eit elm
HUSBAND Der or9unliirten 8srsleute i'm
@nn9s tit. @r oeuteie bieisn an, oaB
cine nsue 9luiiaiiuns uon ben Rehtsn
Der BeiiBer in Der BiIoun9 besrtfien
i,i. uuo oaB sr nidt 9lnltano nebmen
wsros. lowObl ole 2obue. Nrbeits5eiten
uno ioultiaen Nrbeitsbebinsun9en Der
NngeitelItsn, tuie ouh bic rieiigen @e'
mime Der @rubenbeiissr Su osr6fent'
liden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-14
@ahrbcit oocr 2eacrbc?
Sic mutmaflidlcn 1lnaebcucr in 1urer'
9!irita.

en- 8ritiI6zCftofritn beftebt felt
eini9er 3eit cine ei9eae naturfors
Idenpe @eiel1i6aft. bic ouh ibre
beIonosre 3eitTdrift berau5aibt. Sm
lebten 6eft Dieies Spurnal5 er0rs
tert SoIben bic in ben lebten Sab
rem mebrfa4 beriibrte 6ra9e, ob IS
in SSnnerairita mod unentoedte eros
BE siere sGbs. Die Gingeborenen
piIIen immer nisber BON foIaen Su
eraGblen. @ines Don ibnen fol Ell
MICE 4ebnIidteit nit elmer 9pGne
beIiben, obsr betrG4tIi6 er0Ber ols
eine ioIde iein, uno 1T an9eblif
ausgesei6net burd oidtes. r0tIi6s
bruunes 6oor. bas nur ouf benz
binteren Sell bur4 einen IdmaIen.
neibsn Streifen pom Sdentsl bis
gum SUB unterbroden piro. 9tuf-
fGuie iinb bic Iun9en uno breiten
Obren oes Sieres. Die Noturfors
I6er neigen gu bsm 8Inuben. bob
oies Sier ioentiI9 nit bem boari9eu
9lmeiisnbdr lei, ober 9e9en bieIe Der
mutuns fpri6t bic Sotiahe, boB biz
meiiten 2eute. bic es eeiehen uni
bef9risben baben, Den Imeifsnbdr
Iebr ppbt tannten. lleberoies mare
es fir einen NmeiienbGr gong uns
eefp0bnIid, bnB er ouBerbnlb ieinea
2oeers BEL Sa9esliAt beobadtet
peroen t0nnte.
SIMMER outs neue ipieoerhoIen 1id)
ouA bic 8erid)te iber Elm in Seen
lebenfes lIngebeuer, bos BON Stomm
btr 9naanbo 2utpnta genannt pirp.
@uropGer bobeu i'm Napoleonsgolf
ein feItIomes 2ier i6pimmen Ies
ben, nus ouQenf6einIiA tein Sros
tobil NOR. Der lebte oobin beus
tenoe 9eridt linmmt pon einem
omeritonifden Spprtsmann 9rons
fon. OieIer mill i'm @orif.uB, Der
pon Often ber no5e Der osutIden
@ren8e in ben NittorioIee miinnet,
Elm llngebeuer BON etpo Az Weter
QGnge qefeben haben, peiIen Sppf
an 8r0be bem elmer 2onin, an
sSorm unb Snrben3eidnung bem eis
nes 9eoparbsn gieihtam. Nus Dem
Gbsrtiefer rngten 5tpei Ionge tpeiBe
5on93dbne bsrnus, Der a0rpsr i6isn
bon Sduppen dbnIid benen oes
9iirteltiers beoedt, bos !0interteil
mar brett ipie bns zines glilpfsrbss,
geflsdt ME bos Sen zines 2eopor>
ben unb lief gu einsm breitsn. oiins
nen S6ipon3 aus. Die 5ubfpuren
poren 10 arob pis BON einem RiIs
pferb, seigten obtr reptilnrtige alous
en-.
Don ben ginoeborenen ipirb nod
Elm onb.res Mpnitrum eef6iIosrt.
bos bic 9r0bs eines MenIden toe
BEN unb oud porsugspeifs ouf osn
6interbeinen esbsn fon. Die gnoes
meinerf6sinune iit bic zines 'sbr
urpBen pobions bon fiirhterlihem
Iusfeben, unb es niro fi6 ippbl
au4 um einen ipI6en 2lffen bon,
helm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-14
Witbr Spfcr.
Sdrf Buffers" nit 90 llldur
i'm Puron See Se'
fentert.
Sort 8illinm. Ont, 13. 9lop.


Mnn filrhiet. oaB bic 9dmpbart
Buffers" nlitIammt Der aus 20 Maun
beitebenosn Belabun9 sluiiden Sort
Wllliam, Ont, uuo einem Ilolih BON
bier 9ele9enen Yunft. perIoren sesan'
gen it, Die Buffers" mar am lssten
Gonnsritos pou Sort @illinm absefnb.
rem, um $50 WeiIen iuolih BON bier
cine 9OI5Iaouug an 8oro Su nebmen
Ieitoem bat man nihts BON ibr geh6rt
Bort Suron. Wih., 13. Nou.
Hab einem ben sonSen Iag iiber
oauernoen. psrsebIihen Beriuh. nit
Bsltimmtbeit felt5uiteaen. pie Der
Tampfer bsibt, Der fieIauiipdrtS aht
Weilen n0roli6 BON Bort 6uron. Wlh..
auf osm 9urOniee treibt. tebrten meb.
rere Sseleuts am Wiittmoh Nb'no nah
bier suriid. Die meiiten uon ibnsn limb
iiberssu9t. 6aB es iih. pie bereits
Gieulfns semsIoet tuurbe, nm ben
3ompier ,,Rseino" banoeIt, mas aud
aus nn9elbwammten 56iii6trilmmern
5u eritbsn lit.
Wlon ( entt Der aus @oosrih, Ont.
fommsnben Meloun9. onB iisben 9eis
6sn. Die on Der ahite oes 6uronise8
uuterhnlb con 9rono Beno onaes
ihmsnmt puroen. pon SseIeuten oes
Enmpfers .gbnrles 9. Brice" bervilbs
ren, teinen rehteu @Ioubeu. oiels
mebr nlmmt man an, oaB es
iib um Cpisr Der ,Resiua" banbeIt.
Nus Eort 5rout, Ont, uiro beridtet.
ooB aht iteli geiroreue 4eiben in eintm
Rettungsboot angeibremmt purben.
aur5 nod Der Quifinbun3 oieisr 2si'
den uuroe obsrbdIb Don aettIe Boint
Der siemlit bebsuteuo beihdbiete Gams
pier .,Rortbern Queen" ouf benz Strano
ouIgetouIen geiunbeu; bic Beinsuus
oieiss 7ompisrs inosb. 5Deiuno5Won'
sie Mtunu. bshnOst iid in Bort Jrants
in Stherbeit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-14
Ge(btfertiqung
,fiir Oeutihlanos OlfiSiere une
8eamte I'M Rrupp.
proSeB.
Berlin, IL. Noo.

Sn oen Spalten Der Eases5eitunsen
nimmt Die Beenbtguns BEG sueiten
,SruppsYrO5eiies", Die @erurtbeiluns
8ranotS au bier, ourd bic llnteriu'
hunssboft absebiiBten Wonaten @es
fdnsuiB uno Die sesen DIRECTOR @cciuS
ertannte @slbbuBe pon 1900 Wart cine
berpOrrassnoe Stelluns Elm. Wtit slus'
nabme Der So5ialiitenprsHe ieben
5dmmtlite 8ldttsr ourh baS bo1notbs
peinlibe 8erfabren nidt nur tein De-
bacle" entbiillt, lonbern i'm @esenlbeil
Die porSiislihe Beldafienbeit Der uer'
bddtisen &reile iiber allen 3lpeifel feit'
eeltellt.
Ser ~8srlimsr 2OfuIan3eiaer" er'
fldrt: r9as @rgebnib bes Ero;eiies
itebt in feiusm IerbdItniB Su Der &ams
pa9ne, Die nit ibrem unsebeuren @e'
rdui6 unb 4Grm Die 9luimerfiamfeit
Der aansen 8elt auf iid sejpsen bot.
uDaS &elultat 1T nur uermDse Der
boben Spannuna bes @br' uno Sln'
ltanbssefiblS in Der 8eamtenihaft
uno Der Strense in Der Snterpretation
itrafrehtli&er 8esriffe errei6t ptr'
ben, tuie iie in feinem anoeren 8uIturs
Lamb als normoler WaBltnb bes sslelIt.
gen unb seit]dfili6en 8ertebrs lselten.
0erartises lit anoertpGrtS einfah uns
mDgIid.
.Nahoem 3eutihlano Der g1elt elss
ies 8eiIpiel elmer on rleberireibuns
srenSenoen @epiienbaitisteit sesebeu.
lam es absr aud Die 9lnertenuuns Der
moralii6sn Sntuttbeit isiner 3uitdnbe
oerIansen"
Die &ssisruns". beiBt es gum
SdIuB. riit usrpfli4tet, bic Ieibtierti'
aen gbrabihneioer nnsutlngsn. Die
Junoamente oes StaatswelenS Dor BEN
N1ddten Der StraBe su ld,usen."
Sn abnli6er 8eiie lniien iif) aud
bic onoeren 8ldtter aus. Sic idmnit'
lid, nit Musnabme bes ioSiaIbsmotro'
tiihen ,0orpdrts" betonen, baB ois
Ntilitdr. unS Marineperpaltuus auf g
@ldnSsn6ite sersdtfertist ieien unb biz
Nntlaeen Or. 9iebtnehts, oss iuSial
oemotratiihen ,Retters bes @aterIan'
oes". uplitdnois usriastsn. Die Snte
aritdt uno bic llnbslisdlihtsit Der oent
ihsn Sifijisre uno Der oeutihen BE
om:saihoit lei oler g9eIt auf's ihla
oenbIte bswieien iporosn. Gus Geiaie
ppn einsm Banana" lei annj nnb ga
unausebroat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-14
Gbineicn erlciOen giiebtrlage.
Reiina. II. Wpp.

ptttHU' ~ 2toV'
Ten hineiiihen 1ruppeu tuurbe
ourh mongoIiihe Strrittrdfte eine
smpiin6lide RieoerInse bereiiet, ipIe
ssltern pon 8algan, sinem Orte nabe
Der moueoIiiden @renBe, bier einse'
sstroiiene Beri6te meIosn. Die @blne'
len mubtsn 800 Toote oui benz aampf'
ploB lnIien uno uisle Bsrwunoete mur'
ben nod aalgan gebrn6t.
3urh ois1e Sdlad)t mlro permutb'
lid Der anmpi gum NbidIuB tommen,
bo Der q ban 9eltern ben Beiebl er'
t5cilte. idmmtlIbe Baii!n uieber5uIe'
gen. Der ttn8 eriolgie in lleberein'
itlmmuna NIT oem ioeben dbgsihlohe'
nsu iibsdjneiiidtn Bertro9.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-14
'Seilib nibtidn!oig.
Die 6eib,poreneu in Kiew 'praheu
een ees Situdlmoross aues-
fld9ten .Jsrdtliteu rei.
Stem. &uflano, IL. 9tup.

9lotbem iie Der gouSen SOuutas in
SsrGIbuas gelpelsn. iprahtu Ole @t.
ibworensn in 8isw Der @rnorouua eis
mes driiillhen Sunseu nn9ebl'di 10
ritueGsn 3iueden an9eflaaisn ruiiildsn
SsroeIitsn NenoeI 8eiliB am Noutaa
irsI.
Ter HroSsB sesen 8silib, Der esS
&ilualmpros, begangen an Dem iunseu
gInorew SuidinsIp, ansefiaat mar.
begnnn nm s. Sttober uuo ueraHIdste
nitt nur in &uBlano. ionoeru and in
dnoereu europGilden 9dnoeru uuo
9dnoern isnieits oes Wesres. ;obIrsidN
Trcieittunbss buugsu.
2ln8eiebene Ssroeliten in Mem Yorf
habsn Den Ylan in Grudguns sesOseu.
8elliB i'm Safe isiner 6reiip,sduus
nah gtew Yort tommen Su laiisu. auS
oieltr .Slan 1T nod nldt aul9esebeH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-14
9entlder &roteit.
g8aihinatpn. 11. Wop

gSalDthBtpnt IT. Voo.
TrOteits Der peretntsten beutidiprs'
6enben 8srsine uno Der &obert Gmmst
Socisip uon BortIano. Ore, 9sseH
UOti6aiter BdIter 3. Base's tiirSIidl
in 9onbon aebnItene Reoe wuroeu aut
Monta9 auf Gntra9 Senator CHAMBER.
lains pou Oregon i'm Bunbesienat
uerleisn. Ter omeritaniihe Botf6af'
ter iOq in ieinsr &eoe erfIdrt bobeu.
eaB bic Der. Stanten susIit d
asfibrt uno ensliid resiert
uerben."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-14
EOitOiebltabl.
Ju Chicago psritwaHo ein pof-
fubrmann nit ca. 800 IN
6eIo uno JupsIsn.
Chicago. 12. 99ou.


8ie Col. s. Stuart. Snipsftor oss
Toitamis in @bicago. bort am 9ienitas
bsfannt CAB. puroen pon sinem Yots
passn ON MOntas Nadmittoa aus
sinsm Sad einseltriebener Seubunssn
@slo uuo SuweIen I'M 8ertbs pon nns
ssidbr 700 Dollars seitoblen. Der
muibmn6lihe Tleb lit ein gemilier u.
Tnrop. Der 6ubrmlnn bes bsirRIienoen
YOIiwusens; berieIbe 1T ieitbsr pers
Ibmunoeu.
Garop itanS in 9isnltsn oss 5ubrs
uniernsbmsrs 8. s.. Steser. Der idmmt'
Iibe @aesn unb &feroe uebit 8eoies
nuna fir oas gbicasuer Eoitam. itslt.
Sisaer itebt inter Blrsihait uno lit
perpilidtet. ale ourd ibn. beSm. feline
9sms sntiiebenoen @erIuite gu eriessn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-14
fH~ 0sertDie nno ihlimme 6upf:
Idjmer3en.

1rdse 9sber, usritupfte @inssmeioe
uno sinen unrssslmdBisen Wosen limo
Die urIaden fir oieie seidbrIihen
q aopfihmersen. - Rebuen Sic Or.
ainss g1sfp 2ife 9ilen. Sic tuerben
hberraiht isin, ME i6Hsa Sic GrIsihs
terune finoen msrosn. aein beiiarer
Re9ulator fir bic 2ebsr unb @inses
tpeioe ytsbnen Sic 25c unb Iegen
Sic bieIelben nod heute in elmer Shn6s
tel on. gsi alien GpOtbstern Su habsu
ooer per 8oit. 8. g. Budlsn & 60,
9hilaoeIpbia uno ct. 2ouis.-Nnj.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-14
Mas NelD Yori iBt.
g2eru 2)orf, II. Rou.

gtVIV f7Vttf wv.
Sm 8erInuis Der Iesten gode trd'
f,n bier 1876 BugsonIaoun9eu Lebsn.
oes Jeberuleb Elm. uno 5mar aus TAFT
alien 9beilen Der Ser. Staten. BUR
ben Bebari 6roB gtem gorts wareu
i'm Sabre 1913 an @sfIiissI 5000
Baggonlnbun9en srloroetIid.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-14

= SIN Dolne bsi 4}eipert
on oer idd5iten o,sni. ou7csa teJ
27oelrhuer Gtsia61Htr. fe,ne 7yIau
rrb Ten brsiijhrieea Tcdisyhen *
h3n9t 0gfssiuresn DE f'.etn gin.
zen nit nem Ginrs frei~i.li7 IN ben
Gcc. peil tides e.u G.,ijcgel lcav.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-14
az" Satiamiidjes IlDriba. Die
0plffnite uno Guba, SmofanS
laoet Eie Elm oieie 1Sin 5
fer

sic fonneu oen Qnouuebmlihfetteu
oes n0tulihen g8inters entgeben uno
in einem iniloen st lima inmitten fpebens
oen Ynlmen. unter blnuem 6immel
uno boliamiidrn gluten BON bem @Oli
leben. g9ir m,rosn erirsut fem. fpenu
mir Sdnen bsim 8.nnen Shrer Reiie
bebiiliIih lein tpunen uuo Sbuen ons
slebenoe 8unbreiiesJabrroten QuolIren
bIirfsn. bic tdglh Big gum 80. NpriI in
araft uno 9iIti9 tis sam /. Stunt 1914
iino. Outer 3u9oienit nah Chicago.
ND 8erbinoung nit alien Shns1sugsn
na6 benz Sloen semaht meroen fam.
Spredt oor bsi ir9snb sinem G,deis
oaentsn Der ggcnso & gaortbpeliern
Bobn, ooer ihteibt an g. g. Cairns
O.. g. x !. H.. Chicago. Ielspbou
337 ooer 9eo go.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-14

Die ,,:le, cftern"-5ettun-
gen paben cis 6eibicbte
BON Ga Groiie niebt nmy
rnitiebreiben ionoeru NIT
macten helfen.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-05-21
May Not SURVIVE Strain.

He was a grim old fighter. who had
given and received many hard blows.
but death at last seemed near. He
sent for his spiritual adviser. con-
fessed his sins, and forgave all his
enemies. AS the confessor was with
drawing, the penitent touched him on
the arm and said, with return OF
the old fre In his eye: "But. under
stand, father, If | recover. this doesn't
go"
Mr. Clark and Mr. Bryan have for
given each other, and are now at
peace. But 1t is no such peace as
would Withstand severe strain.
There is the year 1916 ahead, and
both men may figure In the calcula-
lions of that year as both did in the
calculations of last year. And II the
racket grows warm again and rival
ries are fierce, the present forgive
ness and pleasantness mag not go"
then
The Progressive candidate was, as
is becoming customary nowadays. the
also-ran candidate in the Massachu-
setts Thirteenth district congressional
election.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-05-21
REALIZE VALUE OF
BEAUTIFUL YARDS
Farmers Gradually Awakening to
Importance of Ornamental
Part of Farms.
A. p q wEATHERsroNEl

The baroness of the average farm
dooryard is a notorious fact In this
country. But within the past few
years the beginning of a change has
come.
Farmers mere and there are begin
ming to realize the value OF the orna-
mental part of farm life--the beauty
part OF which has heretofore been lost
sight Of in the grim struggle for land
and dollars
Now that the land is gained and the
dollars are rolling in, the longing to
FIX things up Bit is uppermost.
SO. dotted at irregular intervals
around the country one can now see
beautiful examples of ornamental
yard planting cheering reminders OF
what the United States may look like
when a majority OF the farms are
similarly adorned.
And each present beauty spot is an
example and an incentive to the for
nation OF other beauty spots: each
farmer who fixes up bis yard" UNI
consciously influences his neighbors
to do likewise.
why not start an example this year.
right in your own yard? Don't walt;
order few plants and vines from a
reliable nursery. Here is good list
of varieties to select from:
Vines Crimson rambler, climbing
rose; yellow rambler. climbing rose;
prairie queen, pink climbing rose;
clematis. Jackmanii. purple flower;
clematis. Paniculata. white flowers:
honeysuckIe, red or white flowers;
wisteria. Chinese. blue flowers.
Shrubs-Althea. pink or white
flowers: spirea, Van Houtte, white
Covers; towering almond. pink or
white flowers; hydrangea, Paniculata,
white flowers: SNOWFALL. Japan; white
flowers; lilac. purple or white low
ers: syringa. oblata or Pubescens.
white flowers.
Set the vines around the porch, and
mass the shrubs together in two or
three large beds at the sides Of the
yards. Cut the grass. fix up some
neat walks-and you have laid the
corner stone OF much iu,ure enjoy
ment
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-05-21
cBy ]. w. GRIFFIN,

CBy ]. w. GRIFFIN)
The lima beans, both the pole Chose
that require poles or trellises for sup
port) and the dwarf or bush forms
that do not make any vine. are of the
best vegetables that we grow in the
garden, either for home use or for
market.
There are so many varieties of
each BY some the smallseeded va
rieties are preferred as the flavor is
finer and the bean is not SO large
and coarse I think this rather
matter of custom for was very much
in favor of the small variety until
tried the larger ones. and +. find If
there is any difference in quality.
favor and texture the large one ex-
cells.
The cooking Of any vegetable has
much to do with any vegetables
flavor. 1t may be improved or COM
pletely destroyed. The lima beans are
not only fine for the table when green,
but they may be served as such any
time during the winter. The dry
beans are just the same as those just
matured. the only difference Is there
is greater per cent of water in the
green ones than there is in the dry
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-05-21
WATER FOUNTAIN
FOR HONEY BEES
Neglect to Provide Drink Is as
CuIpable as to Cut Off Their
Food Supply.

We take pleasure In kindness In va
rious ways to the higher domestic an
finals, well knowing that there is profit
In this humane treatment. but that it
should extend to the bees may come
as new thought to many.
Neglect to provide drink is as cul-
pable as to cut of the food supply
and yet Inc bees are In. many in
starces, wholly disregarded In this
respect.
Yet the insects plucklly shift for
themselves in such cases, and they
may be found congregated about the
yilest spots. II they happen TO contain
moisture. not because they do not pre-
fer pure water but because 1t is not
convenient 10 obtain.
You may have noticed how they In
variably flock about the watering
trough, II 1t happens to stand in the
neighborhood OF the hives. showing
plainly that water Is necessary, and
can you fail TO appreciate how many
are drowned in this effort to get a
drink?
A fountain for their special accom-
mediation is so easily made that It is
really wicked as well as wasteful to
neglect 1t. Cover a pan or other shall
Tow dish with wire screen cloth and
keep the dish filled with water. plac
ing 1t In shady place where 1t will
keep as cool as possible. The bees
can get the moisture through the
screen and yet there is no possibility
OF their drowning.
Another hardship through pure neg
lect, and one which often results dis
astrousIy, is failure to keep the
grass moved in front OF the hives.
How would you like to have such an
obstacle in your path when coming
home tired and heavily laden?
Ease and convenience applied TO the
work OF every helper is not without its
reward
Copyright. 1918. shuItz Syndicate Press.)
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-05-21

This water may be returned to the
beans by soaking them over night In
luke-warm water. In the morning the
beans will look just as they did when
just full grown and when served like
green beans the difference will be diff
ficult to tell.
There are many varieties OF each
kind-the running and the dwarf. or
those of the bush form. grew the
King of the Garden, one Of the large
pole varieties, for several years and
found It very good as to yield and
quality.
next tried Salem Improved Lima
and found 1t to be better bearer and
one of the equally as good flavor as the
King OF the Garden. Now We have
the Giant Podded Pole Lima and the
Evergreen Pole Lima. Burpee's and
Maul's lntroductlons. Both of them
are fine beans and prolific. and profit
able to the grower.
The pole limas are better yielders
than the bush variety, but there is
more labor attached in growing the
pole variety; however. the difference
in yield oyercomes this to a great
extent
Copyright. 1913. shultE Syndicate Press,)
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-05-21
Rrinht colors Por ular.

But few years ago, with the ad-
vent at the White House OF a young
lady who liked certain soft shade
of blue particularly, all this was
changed. and later when another
daughter of the executive mansion
lent her favor to bright pink shade
women suddenly appeared to wake up
to the fact that they might all wear
bright colors IL they pleased. and
behold all public places where wo-
men were met together blossomed as
the rose
There can be no doubt that the
change had added greatly to the pic
turesqueness and briiliancy Of public
assemblages, but as to the general
question. there is still. as was said in
the beginning, room for doubt Ex-
change.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-05-21
Psyche Knot.

Hints of the new spring hats de-
clare that hair must be dressed in
somewhat quaint, old-fashioned styles.
Hats which are small, fiat and long
In the back, yet which sit close to
the head, will call for some of the
ringleted coiffures beloved of our
grandmothers.
Hair needs air, plenty CT It, and
sunshine, and heavy rolls have the
fatal effect OF making the hair thin
and keeping it so.
Sometimes braid is used just
back of the fiat pompadour, and the
hair is coiled in the back. This gives
a round line to the face very salts
factory with most features.
The Psyche knot is aboat as popu-
lar as any fashion at the present
hour. and is excellent for young girls.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-05-21
SHRINKING Prooressives.

Last summer and fall a small army
of orators ragged up and down the
land. denouncing vengeance against
the Republican party for the crime
of the Coliseum" This crime con-
sisted in refusing to give Mr. Roose-
welt the presidential nomination.
which he claimed as his private prop
erty.
For this objectionable sin. the
party of Lincoln, Logan. Grant and
Mckinley was to perish from the
face of the earth; and Rooseyelt's
own progressive" party was to sue
coed to the affections and SURFACES
of American people
Many people mistook noise for
power, and believed Mr.. Roosevelt's
scheme would work Then came dis
illusionment.
In Chicago. which Mr.. Roosevelt
carried last fall, the progressives
elected only three aldermen this
spring.
In st. Louis, progressives and so
cialists We'd for the honor OF the
smallest vote.
In Michigan. which the progress
sives carried by 53.s3s plurality last
November, Republicans elected their
entire state ticket this spring. with
Democrats close second. and Pro
gresslves a bad third
Mr.. Roosevelt's personal crouch is
not proving good foundation for a
permanent party
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low appeared over here almost timidly
at first, in blouses, perhaps of chiffon
or net or tinted lace. Occasionally a
lemon-colored evening gown was seen,
And so the thing has gone on, until
whole groups of gowns in striking new
shades of yellow are now displayed.
Many of these shades are really
wonderful But the fact that they are
SO fascinating constitutes them a verb
table yellow peril OF all trying colors,
yellow is probably the most deadly en-
envy to the average womans COM
plexion. The worst of IL is that the
new shades are so wonderful and palpi-
tating that women who never before
cared for yellow are being fascinated
now.
If yellow is adopted for a corsage It
is absolutely essential-except in ex-
tremely rare cases-that II be separat-
ed from the face by an ameliorating
zone OF some more becoming color or
combination OF colors. With the pres
ent evening gowns this is easily &C
complished. for the skirt material
plays almost no role in the transpar-
emf chiffon or lace corsage But in
afternoon or tailored frocks the prob
lem is serious. Mustard colored ratine.
for example, may have other things to
recommend It. but it certainly is not
becoming to one woman in a thousand.
Tailored silk Suits.
While the house above referred %
does not make speciality of doth
SUITS, it does create charming tailored
three piece dresses in silk fabrics.
Those shorn the other day were In
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-05-21
No Credit to Democrats.

Secretary Daniels is going to send
s64,0O0 tons of American navy in a
cruise about the Mediterranean next
winter" observes the New York
World. "Mr Rooseyelt's fleet weigh
ed but 223 500 tons. In spite of many
seedlings at Democratic 'parsimony'
toward the navy, II seems to grow"
Still. the World knows that not
rowboat In the navy, as II exists to-
day, has been added since the Demo
Gratis came into power.