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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-08
9okal.Derid)t.
llnnDtbt8c Mnfre9us8.
Sine 6anrifranbenOe Weidifte lot
iidJ in Npblaefallen anf.

ss,obn g. Bebrens BON 9so. 30i5
gsoonbnrn aoeinie tbeiltes geiiern
Morgen Der EoIisei nit, Dab ibm
S. 2. gefcr bon go. 1913 0iIpin
eIucilnc pon ionoerbaren @abrne1s
ntunsen ersabIte, Die er m6 iein
SoI,n Carl ipabreno Der SonntaJ
9tad)t acinaff botten. geter hor!e
aesen 2 llhr Niife pom cinem Mblaoe.
plab on Der Gurctta 9lncnie her er.
fflallen. ipeId,e "Iede ibn 81. oede
i'm sr@ inio .Sieb iflneil aiif iteh
it]nea auf" lauteten. lie 9litfe folg'
fen in uerifieoenen 3ipiidsenrdumcn.
Beltern Woracn nnteriuhten Sebs
rcns uno gedcr Die Ingeelseineit
ilnO ianoen aui Dem Iblnoeplas crn
hrounes farrirtes ssndett, cinea bran.
nen, iteiFen Siit. cine 9rille, cine
Icihe fiiuitIidcr Sber5dbne, ioipie bic
atitalie0sfarfe Ser Typographical
llnion go. 3 nit Der Summer 80.
s75. sebt crit mad,ten Die Benann.
ten Der IoliSei BON ibrern sSiinoe
Wittheilnng. Jtahforihunaen eraa.
ben, onb Die @eaenitdnoe Gigeilthunl
Ses Sd)riitiesers slleu q. Saflen
iinn. oa aui oieien Romen Die aarte
aiispciicIlt mar. Ter Sefretar Der
llnicn, Nobert Gilrl. inste, oaB er
SatIep, ipeId]er nor eiiigen Monaten
aus 9erinatou, ap., hierher aefom.
men iei, am SamItaa siIm lesten Wal
ceieheu bat. Serner beiano iif III
Der 5aihe oes sSadetts cine gniihts.
Eoittarte, Seren aoreiie niflt ent5ii'
fert iperoen fonnte, folgen0en sSr.
haItes: .slnienl Soeben babe id, eli,
Iorterhous Steaf ner5ebrt uno
ipiinidte, Tit fonnteit BEL mir iein." J"
gseitere Nad,forihuugen ergubelr,
bns Soflep iid) in ieiner s9obnitna
Bel z. sl. 9iitterhouie, Snoion nno
9surrpooo sluenue in 9toriuooo be.
iinhet nno ipohl iino nninter lit. Die
Snd,en iinb iein Gigentbum.
Tie Rrfe fnnlen bon Wannern ber,
lpclfe Sen Wann, Der lid, on Der &c.
1larnte Steae nieoergelegt bate, gum
amijieben aiiiforoerte. nn6 ibn mil
ieinem ,sadett sliocden pollten. ,sll
snbetrad,t oes orohenoen eor~Sonn.
tags bate Soflen iid ibon am Gam.
Itas Ibcno nnriiiirt.
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aIeine Bsli3einaAbridt

- ppli3iitsn oes s. 9iitritts bers
boiteten seiteru ben IL Sabre alten
Samss 9apis, bon 10. 1914 SadTo1
Strabe untsr Der geidulotgung, Elm
jugenblihsr llsbslthdter gu fein unb IN
gegleitune zines dnoeren guri6eu ei=
nen Ginbrud BEL Der Diborg &Sanna
&c., an Der 6oppIe Strobe, auseefiih-t
gu baben. 8aois, tpsIher iiber 6 Fus
groB lit, ipioeriebte ii6 ieiner Inter
iuhung i'm Ge!pabriam oss Suscno=
aeri6ts, bod fam Ger 8eamte anne5s
lid stnen Ra6ihIiiHel i'm geIiB oes
Burden. 0aois lpuroe nah bern
gountpgefdngniB gebruht.
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S,uaiene !. Iaa.

eluf Nimid Der anti 3nbertuIoiis
aian ipiro am s5reitug bttier
ISOLDE in ben bieiigen ofientlidel
Ghulen .Sngiene.1ng" ieiii, oas
beiBt, fp1breno Der gtnhmittagsiiuH.
ben miro in allen Shulen ein BRO.
cramm snr Dnrhiiibrung gelangen,
hird meIhgs Die ainoer aui bic @e.
iabren Der 1uberfmloie aiiinrerfian
aeinnht uno oariiber belehrt tper0en
icIicn. ipie Die ans6reitnng 0ieier
SeMhc perbiitet tueroen fam. Ser.
I,er iperOen iie aiid alif ben Berfai.i
Der Notbc areiis Siegelmarfen alf-
nlerfinm geinodlt ueroen, nit oem
6inipeis, baB bic 0urh ben 9ertaui
pereinnnbnten 6eIoer BEN Gpierr
Der 1ubertnIoic aAQu1x ionlme,l
uerbeu.
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0adl Stalicn.

2tuf benz Vorobeutfhen 2lopp=
bumpfer Berlin, tpelder am CAMS
tag bon Ren Yort nad StaIien a5ge=
eangen lit, befinbet itd cine 8ablrsif:
ReiiegsInfhaft aus Cincinnati. Die
Ielbe umfabt bic folaenben SerrItdts
ten: 5rau garolen be sSrece 8rumsz
man, 5err unb Srau Gbarles s.. 8az
bis, Jrl. Wargaret Grapbon, SRI.
Wtarp aitgour Wtiller, SRI. Selen I-
u. ganlor, SRI. Wiloreo Widfelot,
SRI. Wauoe GunDp, Jrau Sbos. gt.
@rapbon, !6err unb Jrau W. g. 5E!z
bert, 5rau Dm. 8. 9aplor, 5-au
Wtilie Witfelbt, SarolO Mitfelot
uno 5rl. Selnla Widfelbt.
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Bon einem 3nss nieoeraerannt.

Tbomas IrpFe BON 9so. 629 Glt 5.
GtrnBe fnno aeiiern Abenb neben oei
Geleiien Der penniplpnnia giien6abn
an Der gorbin Strnbe BEN 40 Sabre
nIten llngorcn SnDari earooni, mel.
der on Der Gutter StrnBe pobnen
ion, beipuBtlos Iiegeno nui. Ter
Wsann Duroe nritteIit YatrolnutoS
ilnh benz itdotiihen Grnnfenbaus ge.
bradt no bic Ierste einfn idUere,l
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Ser,uesll MGnnerdor.

Inter benz Woriib bes prdiioentsn
5<rrn Nlfreb Giisrmann II. fano sss
tern Hahmi!tas in Der Central 5urns
bale eine Spe3ia!s9eriammluHg bes
obisen Wereins itatt, Die ipes!afl ocau
einberufen mar. Inn eine Reibe bon
Observation-Disclosures. ipslEe IN
Vorihlng gsbra6t tpDroeH paren.
Durhsubsratben. Dielelben ipurSen
iamsnt unb Ionbers siitsebeiBen uno
sin Ausfhub ernannt, um bic aeuen
Stat,Iten SrudsH 5u lafen. 10 bdB iie
BEL Der nd6iten. DerIammluns sur
Yertbeil,,ng gelangen ionntn.
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gerllift.

Or. @olton BON go. 36Ol
9unitein 9lpeniie, Spoe Bart tbeilte
Ser goIi3ei nit, boB ieit Samitas bic
in ieinem Sauie ipobienoe Wargie
gcnnei, IL Sabre aft. uerifmunoen
iii. Gos WGoheu begab iih in Soiis.
ihubcn su einem Baferlaoen bod
tebrte tie lid]t tpieher mad, Der Woh-
ming sltriid. Tie Nerlhspunbene ioa
cine aniiallenoe Shonheit ieIn lino
ibre YiIegeeItern bnben fetnen Ans
baItspunft fir ibr 0erifrpinoen.
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acknowledgement
& na6e BE m adrtenip ielen
erihoiien.

VI y it'
2ouisbille, an., 7. December.
Gin realiitiides .BilD Beit" Spiel
bon Gaiinp, nit einem ReDolDer auf
rem Hid, enbete am Samitdg NIT
rem 5obe bes 13 Sabre ulte Shomas
@therioas, uno Der 9erbdftunq ieines
II Sabre olteu 8etters 8eorqe 8ube
unter Der Intlaae pss WorDes.
Der iiinoere &nabe bate pdhreno
bes Spiels eine beIstbiosnbe 8emer-
tuna aemutt, rporauf gube ben Res
polper erqriff unb, i'm auf Gt6eribee
ritten6, iaqte: .Denn 9u bas nod
cinmaI iaoit, erfhisBe i6 Did" SSm
nahitsn auaerblid briitte er los uno
fsin Better ianf sntiseIt 8u gober.
&altes etter in 8 bio.
Columbus, 8, Z. Ge5crn6er.
8an3 Ohio lp1roe am Sonntag bon
itrenlem @interpetter belmgeiud}t,
nad}0em es 0rei @od)en lang gang
|,ntqelpohnlih narm aeiDeIen mar Gin
faIter Mino, bon beftigerH Shneeges
Itober begleitet, herrihtc I'M gau5en
Sfant BON Oen Seen bis mad, oenl
Ohio binab. lie 5entperatur lit in
Inerhalb Don "a Stiutoen iiberal pom
| "a Bis 80 8rao gefallcn. I'm lleben
Iltbr 9lbeno5 itano bier oas Sherno'
meter auf fS Grab ii6er NuIl uno
| Die gearnten oes @etterbureau5 Jag
ten. oaB Die 5en1perahtr niht oiel
mebr faQen iperoe.
ITeuer 8oro eiueS . m g.
piers.
92orfOIf, 8a.. Z. Te3enr6er. -
iGer Gonlpier ~Smpanee" nabm ain
ISountaa Die 1877 8aiiagiere bon benz
ailItenoampier ,,Rto 8rauoe" berab,
l0er IN 9rano gerutben mar, bali oas
1Seuer on 8oro oeS Gampfer5 lolhen
luno transferirte Die Eaiiagiere tpics
| Ger ali goro oes ,.gtio 8ranoe", oer
l0aun ieiue 5abrt fortieBte.
Gri6oiien.
! ulrihsptlle. g.. Z. 0eaemb
! Ralpb Sorban. % Sabre aft, BON Uat
neral gitn, Shio. tpurbe am Sorntat
u&oraen au friiber Stunbe bon sSohr
! 8rnant eridhoIien. 8rnant ipuroe Der.
baftet uno nah RelD Bbtdoelpblc
| ius 0efGHenib aebrdht.
Sorpan perldnate nm eiH ubr Wtor
Gems ginlQb in grnants 6aus, iuuroi
Inn dber pertDeiqert. 4ls er MID
fortain1, ihob 9rnont auf i'm.
ISotel itaurauta al 3 &c
boben.
+, cleveland, @, Z. Ge5en6er
Gin Grobepro5eB, BEL Dem es lid Do
Irum hanoelt. ieit3uiteIlelt, luie mel
Ioie Staot bel ser Gurhiiibrlmt De
| Sonntogsaeieses geben fam, mir
oic 5olse zines lleberidls fem, bcI
lam Sonntaa Moraen Die Eoli5ei III
l0as Hcitaurant oes @illip Sotcl3 &c
Imaft bat. no ad,t TerIonen nad] CT
|rer gbeaterooritealrng ipeiiten.
Die GoliSei ninlmt Den Stanl
eunft elu. ool' Reltaurdnt5, ole MI
gSirtFIhaften III 8erbiuoung itebeI
rah Waitternat)t nid)t als 9teItar
; rants allein betrieben Derocn tor
; nen uno oaB nid)t nur Die p9ar" 81
id,loiien iuerSen nluB. ionOern altt
aQes, mas nit berieI6en IN gerbn
euna iteht.
Gie Seitirng oes Sotels miro &c
lteno mahen, ooB, ueun bieie y
bouptlng rithtig lit, iiberballpt fel
sfcituuraut nnh MitteruadJt ofie
bleiben oiirie.
Gas ausifeifen bon SpirItEo'e
mad, Witternad)t fonlmt in Dteie
Sale gar nitt in getraft
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ipaf,5urllfen. syrnu Souer, Die @itt-
iue oes Deritorbenen Serrn sSohn
Saner, hotte elm Sitter BON 81 sSa9.
ren erreift. Gie 9cerbigung filtoet
am Weitttpod) Moraen bonn Iralers
bauie, 122 @reen StraBe, nus ltatt,
Iporauf III Der ct. ssSobannes Stree
ein 2epitenhohamf abgebalten miro.
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SnasnSlider amSbred)er.

alm 6. DECEMBER purbe ourh Be-
ante bes Z. poliSeibiiiritts Der 13
Sabre aIie Georee 2arup. BON go.
1864 Snnathan 4penue, gpauiton, In
6nft senommen uno nah bem Sug.nS.
l0eidnsnib aebrahi. e,sftern W0rJen
bruhte Der gensel Is fertis. aus Der
Daft 5u eutipiidxn. Der Sunge trar
aus einer 4nftali fur iugerblife
Iaugenihtie, In ipeldxr er untersss
bradi mar, enifpihen unb aus oisfem
GrunDe erfolgte auf gefeh bes Sns
genbrihters feine Derhpftuns.
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1suer.

-Gnrh eineu ihabbaften Sdorn'
itein entitano geit9ru i'm Sailic Don
e. g(. Soldier. 9to, S11 Goniioinc
aoenue, Elm tSeuer, bas eineu St)a-
ben bon St00 auriftete. Gie 5euer.
nebr lpnroe 5ltr abloifung oes
9ranoe5 binsuge5o8en.
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gdaoeIbrlth uno anoere aopfDerless
ltngen feititeaten. Garooni, pelhcr
fnrse 3eit ous Der gefpuBtloligfeir
erlpad)te, fonnte nidt ongebeu, iuele
der 3ug ibn getroffen bat, oa sur
3cit oes llnfalles mebrere s}iiae fait
All aleifer 3eit Die Stelle paiiirtcn.
ebeniolpenig fonntc feitaeiteQt iper-
oen, lpie lidJ ser llnfoll creignet l1at.
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3ieS unS 0a4.

- Gle ytSirIt Gburfl OF Gbriit
Seientiii~ all Der gart 4penue aitI
gsalnut Sias uurOe seltern eInge-
meiht, nad)bcm Der leBte Sd)ulobetraa
qetilat iUoroen mar. Ger airdeus
bal, bat nit gnrlhting S125,000
uefofter.
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04iWS1anridBten.

Rem Dort, Z. DEG. - ansst.::
,garonia" bon 2ioerpool; .Gameroe
MIA" bon @lasgop; .4uIonia" Don
Sapre; .Stampalid" BON Genua;
~2aorminn1 BON @enud; ,2oplanp"
ron antiperpen.
9aIifur, %. G. 9lnset.: rRnors
nam BON Rntternam.
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Gin SroIt fir bic dlteren
Serren. Dor tur3em be6auptete
Elm amsrifaniffer Gelebrter, DaB' Dt2
Qr6eitstraft oss Wannes nit benz 40.
9e6en5idbr ibren S06epuntt uber=
i6ritten bate, ia er oing nod tpettst
unn meint, oaB bic Welt DON oon ct
rem Ilanne, Der mebr dls 40 Sabre
8d6lt, ni6ts 9roBes uno Dertboollss
me6r erhoffen hiirfe, 10 oaB es an
tliiaiten fir dQe 6erren pGre, iiA nit
10 cSobren CUR Rube gu ieBen. Sum
Eroite fir bic dlteren 6erren, rber
Die Der g(meritaner 10 Iummariih ben
Stab brehen m0tte, psr0ffeuttht etne
frana6iiIhe 3eitunq bds GrgebniB II
ner orioinelltn StatiIttt, Gle feIt3uFteIz
len perfu6t, in fpelhem 2ebensalter
Ger Wann i'm 8efibe iciner hohttsn
osiItioen 2eiItltncsfrrTt lit. Die 8c@
trdGtung Der Gjefhihte uno Der oroa
ben MGnner Der 9erqangenbett fubrt,
70 bebauptet ienes 8latt, gu Dem Or
aefniB, bdB Die meiiten WtenIfen TIRE
ur0Bten 5baten unb 2stltunQen IN Der
2eit sDiIhen i6rem 40. uno ihrem Do.
Qe6ensiubre poQ6rinoen. Die @henlis
fsr uno 86nIifsr haben i6ren ihpniten
Gntpedungen DurdZ]nyt4lit I'm Alter
ton 40 oSabren qeuddt, Die 8tHtec
6rinacn ibr aroBte@ ReiIterlpert NIT
IA sSabren hcrnor. ooh gilt Dos nur
fir bic 2priter uuo 8ramut1ter, Der
g,omanoitter brau6t 3pel Sabre
mehr, Inn poliQ a1t&3ureifen, ul1c
| ihrei6t ipin beites gSerf I'm 4lIer
Ipon 46 Sahren. @euu man EN- gro
| ser ;Seloberr rperoen mil, nlIB nlan
IFntGd5it AZ Sabre geiebt haben, oel
Wtuiifer ifreibt feline bciteu Sonotdf
Itinarr I'M AIter BON As ,$dhren 1tnC
Iuor Goacnolng oe3 IS. Sebenslobres
erreid,t qcIp0bnlih feiu Shaltpielel
/ oie h6fitc 3eife 1einer &unlt od
man iih oas 3icI geIctt, ais Ghllo
Iioph ooer MoraliIt Die Otitpeit 81
beeiniluiien, 10 nuB nruu 81 eSahri
Iauf oicier Groe lebeu, che man letn
Iar6Btc SbotooGbringt. ga Der or
ainele Statiitifer mill iogar feltgc
Iitellt habeu, ooB Elm Arst crit I'M vi
tier pom - ,Sahreu 5nm Ytenter Ietne
ISunIt miro. Dtun bite iidl rerHer
feline Stimne fiir eireu 8olttTfer ob
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2nfal= al=YDlitif6es.

Ger befannte 3ipil sSngenielr
Serr Gbas. Cornelius, Der idon per.
ihieoentlih nno nit grfolg in offent-
liden Stellungen tbdtig mar, beDtrbt
lid Inn oen Soften bes er1ten 9IiiiIten.
ten IN Der it6otiiehen aSn9enieurs-
Office untcr Der neuen AbnilliItra-
tion.
Ser Iorlnan q. aeton S$talien 3e=
publican Club belt gcitern gbeno III
Ser IiheIieu Saa cine gutbeiuhtc
8eriainmlung ab, III nelder Der re-
pubIifaniihe Sieg bet Der iiingIten
Stabtlpobl gebiibreno gefeiert puroe
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gortlanb Mte., 2ln9et.: 2eltz
tonic" BON QtDerpool.
Bottom. 9(nget.: nGrsttc" BON
genua.
Sif6quarb. Quget.: nGorcos
MIC" BON glep Yort.
Stume. 4nget.: .Jrancontd" BON
ReD gort.
Queenstotpn. a6geg.: nYSaus
retania" nah Nelp Nort.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-24
Trust LEGISLATION.

The trust problem, like currency re
form, will no doubt be made the sub
ject of profound investigation and
study preliminary to entering upon
far-reaching legislative program.
The lower house Of congress has
been most active in trust inquiries, but
since campaign material was the rea'
object of inquiry, rather than to estab-
lish basis for legislation, and since
the case made out was merely prima
facie, the reported desire of President
Wilson to institute a scientific investi-
cation of the facts on which to base
his Judgment ought not to be displeas-
ing to house Democrats.
Has not the unwisdom of haphazard
methods of procedure been duly i'm.
pressed on the leadership by the glar-
ing defects of the income tax law?
Still more conspicuous as an exam
pie of unpreparedness to act on funda-
mental propositions is the currency
bill as it emerged from the house. And
even now, after its crudities have been
brought to light by reason of the more
searching inquiry in the senate. some
members of the finance committee feel
that not all of the obscurities have
been detected and eliminated.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-24
EVASION ON RISK ACT
COMPLAINTS MADE OF ASSESS
MEHTs ON WORKERS PAY.
Industrial Commission investigating
Claim That Some Employers Have
Illegal Method of Creating Fund.

Madison.-Complaints that few en-
ployers are assessing the wages OF
workmen in order to create a fund to
pay for insurance under the work
mems compensation act are receiving
the attention of the industrial COM
mission. The alleged practice is con
trary to law. The commission, in tax
ing up one of the complaints, issued
the following statement:
The compensation act provides
that the employer shall pay the COM
pensation as provided in the act and
that the employer shall secure insur-
ance covering this liability, or be ex-
empted therefrom by the industrial
commission. 1t is our judgment that
the employer cannot shift the liability
for compensation or the insurance OF
compensation onto the employees by
deaactirg any part of their salaries to
pay insurance or compensation. We
do not think this can be done even by
agreement with the men, for il would
be palpable evasion of the spirit of
the law to do so. The public policy
OF law is determined by the legisla-
ture, and where the legislature has
declared a public policy, citizen may
not set aside that policy, even by con-
tract"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-24
MONA LIZA" is FOUND;
THIEF ALSO TAKEN
Da Vincps Masterpiece Located at
DEMONSTRATING Valued at
More Than 100000.

Florence. Italy. Dec 15.-"Mona
Lisa, Leonardo da Vincis masterpiece.
the mysterious disappearance of which
from the Louvre in August. 1911. threw
the art world into CONSERVATION. was
found in Florence Friday. The man
who stole it was arrested.
The picture, called both Mona Lisa"
and La Joconde," is the most cele-
brated portrait of woman ever paint
ed. 1t has been the object of exhaus-
tive search in ail quarters Of the globe.
The mystery of its abstraction from
the Louvre, its great intrinsic value
and the strange fascination of the
smile of the woman 1t portrayed
model, Lisa del Giocondo. combined
to keep alive interest in its recovery.
The painting was recovered under
strange circumstances. An Italian
wrote to Signor Geri. an authority of
Florence. several weeks ago. eaying:
Il am In possession OF the missing
Mona Lisa, but being a patriotic Ital-
ian l desire that it shall remain il
Florence, the center of Italian art"
The writer signed the letter Leon.
ard"
A young man, fairly well dressed,
visited Geri. He said he was Leon
ard" and was staying at the Hotel
Tripoli. He asked Geri TO go with him
to see the picture The dealer notified
Doctor Poggi. who FASTENED TO the
hotel. and on being shown the paint
ing recognized it as the genuine Mona
Lisa" and caused the young mans ar
rest
The Mona Lisa" was the richest
treasure of the Louvre Among all the
paintings in Europe dealers placed It
second only in value to the "Sistine
Madonna" At one time it was ru-
mored that an offer variously reported
from 100000 to s1.0OO.O0O made for
1t by the British government had been
refused by France.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-24
All the Facts Not Given.

Notwithstanding the standpat pre-
dictions of a tremendous rush of for
eigr-made goods Immediately follow
ing the lowering of the tariff barriers.
it appears that during October the i'm
portations at New York fell off more
than $38,000,000, or from 100000, 0Os
to 81 100000 This does not look like
swapping the United States with Eu-
ropean products" says the PhIladel-
phia Record. But this says nothing OF
the foreign goods imported and held
in bond until the new law went into
effect. which was stated in the news
papers to amount to over 100000, 900.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-24
put economy in Raokaround.

The party of ringing declarations
and unbroken pledges, as embodied in
the Baltimore platform, in which the
party then in power was denounced
for "prohigate waste of money wrung
from the people by oppressive taxa
ton. through the lavish appropriations
Of recent Republican congresses" now
bravely shows that it has the cour-
age Of its changed convictions as re
CARDS simplicity and economy" by
asking congress for many millions
more to carry on the government than
Republican congresses voted. In fact
a "billion-doilar" maximum last year.
They acknowledged the corn, Jut with
a latticework of explanations. They
had preached drastic economies until
self-convinced they could put their
theories into practice if given the
chance.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-24
TOBACCO WORKERS STRIKE
Five Hundred Employees of Sorting
Plants at Westby Resist Re-
duction in Wages.

Nestby.-Fiye hundred employees OF
the tobacco sorting plants in this vii.
lage went on strike today, resisting an
attempt to reduce their pay from so
TO 50 cents per 100 pounds. The plants
were Obliged to close. There has been
no violence and no attempt to resume
work. A committee of the tobacco
sorters was ms ned to meet the EN-
ployers and If possible arrange a com
promise
Tobacco sorters ard employers at
Sparta and Viroqua, where many
more hands are employed than at
Westby, have not as yet been drawn
into the controversy, but may be later
ii settlement is not made, as the
employers are largely the same at al
points.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-24
1913 CROP ESTIMATE
GIVEN OUT AT CAPITOL
Acreage Production and Farm Value
to December Announced by
Agricultural Department.

Washington. Dec 1.-THE depart
ment OF agriculture through the crop
reporting board estimated the acre.
age. production and value (based on
prices paid to farmers December -
Of important crops for 1913 Monday
The acreage. production and farm val
ne December ] follows:
Corn, 1918. l03,S20.0O0 acres. 231
bushels per acre; 69.1 cents per bush
eli 1912. 107.Gs3.OOO acres. 29.2 bush
els PEI acre. All cents per bushel.
Winter wheat 1913, 31,699.000
acres: 1865 bushels per acre: S29
cents per bushels
1912. 26.57t.OoO acres; 1871 bushels
per acre: 500 cents per bushel
Spring wheat. 1913. 1S.4S5.00O
acres. 10 bushels per acre: 1874 cents
per bushel
1912. l9.24S,OOO acres; 1920 bushels
per acre. 70.1 cents per bushel
All wheat. 1918. 50.1S4.000 acres;
1852 bushels per acre; 1913 cents per
bushel.
1912. 45.S14.0OO acres; 17.o bushels
per acre: 70 cents per bushel,
Oats, 1913. 3s.399,0Oo acres; 292
bushels per acre; 392 ceuts per bushel
1912. 37917.00O acres; 374 bushels
per acre; 31.9 cents per bnshel.
Barley. 1913. 7l.490.000 acres; 23s
bushels per acre: 5S.7 cents per bush
ell
1912. 100000 acres: 2s.7 bushels
per acre; sos cents per bushel
Rye. 1918. 1857 900 acres: 6S4
cents per bushel: 1871 bushels.
1912. 2.1l7.0OO acres: 16.S bushels
per acre; 66.3 cents Der bushel.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-24
MOVING Picture Men Elect.

Oshkosh.-The Wisconsin branch Of
the MoSing Picture Exhibitors
League of America, in session here,
elected the following officers: Nation
al vice-pr esident for WisCon5in. John
Il. Elk. Oshkosh; state president,
Harry r. Burford. La Crosse; state
vice president. W. C. Judson, Portage;
second vice president. H. G. lander,
Rhinelander; state secretary. A. Fl.
Grey, Oshkosh; state treasurer, Nell
Duffy. Appleton; sergeant-at-arms, C.
L. Hitler. Eau Claire.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-24
WORRY OVER FUTURE
Trade Conditions of Country Dis
turb Democrats.
Result of the New Tariff, So Far, BY
RIO Means neutrality-suspicious.
Would Prevent Urion Of Re
publican Factions.

Il is plain that the Democrats IN
authority at Washington, from the
president down, are disturbed by The
slowing down of traffic in many lines.
They do not find satisfactory assur
ance anywhere that the country will
be able to readjust its affairs to the
new conditions created by Democratic
legislation without suffering serious
losses and passing through period
of wide and deep distrust of Demo
cratic policies and Democratic leader
ship-a distrust more active and for
midable than the ordinary state of pub
lie sentiment which has never, since
1892, given the Democratic party ma
jority of the popular vote in a national
election.
II is evident that there can be no
retracing of the steps which have been
taken The party's pledges must be
kept and its program carried out. Any
ether course would tempt ridicule and
invite defeat. The only hope the
Democratic leaders have lies in the
chance that after uncertainty gives
place to positive knowledge of the
governmental conditions which affect
business there will be improvement in
trade and productive industry viii be
more satisfactory.
1t is this situation which makes all
Democratic politicians anxious to pre-
vent, if possible, the union of the Re
publicans and the Progressives. They
realize that such bringing together of
their natural opponents would destroy
all hope that the Democratic party will
be able to retain its hold upon the
country after putting some of its fore
most doctrines to the proof of expe-
rience