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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-09

La Dana de las CamellaS. 0.25
Los Maridos Infames 2 tomos 0.s0
Ell Periquillo Sarniento. Famosa no.
Vela meXlc2na. 10
e. Jorobado. Novela de mucha SEN
Los Siete Pecados Capitales, , to-
Memorials de I'm revolucionario. O.
bra que pinta en- todOs sus horrores
Ia tlranIa ruSa. SO.75
Carmen. Historic de un cOrazon.
HermOSa novela meXicana -. 5 0.85
Historic de Robinson Crusoe Ii
bro que provoca ~intensas emociones,
pOrque seduce Ia maravillosa historic
de Robinson. EdIciOn de lujO $500
Los UltimoS Dias de Pompeya. u
ma de las obras mas interesanteS de
Ia epoca romano, cuyas coStumbres
describe marayIllOSamente.. $500
Gil Bias de Santillana. Obra cla-
sica enSalzada pOr tratadiStaS inte-
ligentes. Edlcion de lujo.... So 90
Fl Zarco. Hermosa noyela meXicana,
que pinta Ia vida de uno de los mas
tamosos bandiGos que hubo en- Mo-
relOs, en- Ia epoca de JuareZ. EdlcIon
de !ujO S 1.!5
Los dramas del Adulterio. Conmo-
yedora narration de Carolina lnvcr-
MILO, , romos. .......... $50
Los Amores Malditos. ODra de Ia
miSma autora , tOmOS. 1900. 5 go
Ell Amor de los AmOres, Novela
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H inferno de los Celos. / tomos
cmpaStadOs en- teja, .......$ 3.25
La Mujer Adultera. Obra que ha
conmoviGo 4 aqueilaS personals que
han recorrido u pagInaS. / tomOs,
tCla SO
Ii Condo de MonJecristo, con 81
continuation: La Mano del Muer-
TO-" 3 tomos grandes, con ilustraciO-
G $2.25
Oscar Y Amanda. ConmovedOra
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La Hija del Cardcnal. $1,000. SOS
Los Tres MosqUcJeros, con ST. con-
tinuaci5n: "Nein5e Amos DeSpueS' y
Ell Vizconde dc BrageIonne." 81. rs
EXpiaciou O ell NartIrio de u Ma
gre SO.Sp
Genoyeva de Bravante.... 5 0.25
Pablo Y Virginia. "O.25
Amor Sublime. HermoSa novela ne
Xlcana. SO.75
Los Nisreric5 de Ia InQuisicion..
Observation-Disclosures. S o.75
Il Judio Errante. "0.7O
La Juventud de Enrique ", y 90
Flor de Passion. Novc.a de Amor. $50
Romeo Y JuAeta...... 1900. 0.25
In Hiio Natural ....... 20 IS
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CIENCIAS OCULTAS


La Gran AaEia S9Prema... So.oo
EHCHlIIu'o"eS' Hi"''o' y G.[%0u7
los. So.40
Ia iran Na'lI" 28IEINaIoIa L.!
'IGgo ~ W O. -
Il Dragon koJo o Il Arte De wan
dar 4 los ESpiritaS. SO.Zo
ManUa! Ge MaGla DIaHca'.'. 2O.E2
L&nuai Cc ALagIa hgla...'.' SO.Zo
Manual oe MaSIa Negra. O'Zo
Ia M2Gla hgIpcIa. Interesante estu-
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ClavIcula del Key Saiomon. o.2o
Fl Poder del pensamIento. Su domI-
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Iesoro DC mi.agros de IA Cruz de
CaraFac2. Nerd@0er2 JOya del ocul-
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Los 1dmlrab.cS secrctos de AIoer-
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filtros DE amor. , l.OO
la Venus MagIca ........ 100
LibrO Magao de San ClprlanO. Ed
cion unica y completa del tamoSo
Grimorio, considerable come Ia sofa
]auJeutlca entire todaS ...... 500
SecretoS de Ia preStldlgltacIon Y
IA magia. LecciOnes de escamoteo Y
prestioigitacion S1.OO
La clavicula del hechicerO 0 Libro
De San Cipriano, 0 infinidad de
secretos. $3.50
FL DiccionarIo Internal. Contlene
10 T~eferente q las aParlclOneS, magla
blanca. roja V negra, adivinaciOnes,
~conJuroS etc. .. 81 W
SecretoS del 'ntierno' para haceT ma
ptar 4 los thueIICS' E@""i " ID aoIG.
ria descuorIr tesoro5 eIc.... @O'4V
Dogma Y ritual dG l a a!la Magia.
-ESto oDFa enss4a los mISLeL.oS &c
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EN- ESTACION VELASCO
(Viene de la Pag. la.)

sali6 de Tampico para dete-
ner Ell avance de los villiStas
que atacaran csc puerto, y las
fuerzas del General Gutierrez
que han salido de San Luis con
ell objeto indicado.
De manera que vienen por
terra los rumores que han
circulado de que la plaza de
Tampico esta pr6Xima a caer
en- poder de los villistas, que
la tenian sitiada desde hace
varios dias.
Esto demuestra que ell OBJ
jetivo de los elementos en- pug
ma con ell Sr. Caranza, es el
Sur del pals, que a TODD tran
&c quieren dominar por COM
Una vez logrado este
prop6sito, los villistas prOcede-
ran a atacar las plaZas que
en- ell Norte han quedado domi
nadas por los adictos al pri-
mer jefe de la revoluci6n.
Las principales de dicahs pla-
zas son: Monterrey, Tampico,
Matamoros, N, Laredo, Saltillo
y Ciudad PorfiriO DiaE.
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La sociedad Sc encuentra
~conmovida.

No SOLO los que presenciaron
esta terrible escena Sc hallan
conmovidos: la sociedad de
ambos Laredos ha sufrido mu-
cho moralmente al conocer los
detalles de la tremenda ejecu-
ci6n efectuada esta manana
en- ell cementerio municipal de
Nuevo Laredo, Y una oleada de
indignation Sc ha levantado
de todas parties en- contra de
los que tan inhumanamente sa-
crificaron a la victima.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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10 A CAVIAR
SU PROPIA SEPULTURA.
(Viene de la 1a.)

"
recluido desde la noche ante
ri0r Y llevado en- medic de una
eScoIta colnpueS'a 0e "ieI SUI,
Una vez llegado a csc ST.
flo. el iefe de Ia escolta ObIig6
al REQ me Sc pusiera 2 CAVIAR
n fosa en- one debian descan-
Gar Sis restos Y 81 REQ two
ona IIevar . caho 81 finehre
+rahaio on medic de una agi-
+aci6n tramenda Y vigilado DOR
loS coldados armados aua 10
crs+odiaban y one momartos
MIC 4orda haitian do disnarar
sohro g, uorno nara darIe Il
mrnrte.
De lie tiende VlVo en- e! atauo.
,,ls uoH.-oobo y ;ofo
= a.oaI4o w - noh,o
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INTERESANTES INFORMA-
CLONES DE WAS
HINGTOE.

Ell Secretario Bryan ha he
cho pdblicas declaraciones de
que Inglaterra no trata de to-
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ENSENANZA.

Aritmedca Commercial Ill.,. -
SitabarIJs. 500
Nantilla No. .......-.' y 20
Naa-i.Ia No. >. ........ y %
U4nE.Lla No. 3.......-..- O'fS
Li3ro MandGviI No. /. ce ~.
Ier-gra 90
Naudsvil No. ,. .. 80
Mandevil No. 5....-. $50
81 iec-or meXilano. Llbro prime
TO. con Erabados Y ejerciclos que IA
cigiLau In eEseEanLa- ......--. V.S0
I'll gector meNcauO. LIOro segUAdo'
con grabados y arvIcatos morales :
pacrioulc0s. 80
J-rbarltat Y bueuas maneraS 20
Cn,rrafia DE Mezico..... SOS
Cur-9 elemental de geograi+a'
ComDrenG.er1O geogratla 1Is1ca y Ce
Mexico. co.mografsa Y nocLoneS u1
~gasr-afia universal. .....SO.
tn-0cut.O ue g~eOgraLla De NeN-
co go
Framerros de geomeLrla $ O:I9
Co-oenoIo de grsmaJIca caS'el.@-
llspuesro scgVn % 1c3@e-
mia EsDgEo.a. ....- 49,
Grammatical cas-cl.aua. SeEua IA y
raaamIa ESranula. EalclaD auneHl@-
aa con Ia le0rla de los aumenJ21Lto'
- 0imfru-.gos. dos tra-auoS c5mp-S-
los de DrosoalG Y otograilI ' tGo.as
de veraas. irases. e-r.... - q
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ro~ros SUD
RI Discipu.J. Collection de i cLs-
H #r..Hn.L D-OS.
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OBRAS POETiCAS DE PEA.

Caatos dc. Hogan SO.35
poe>ias escogiaas. 900
Fl ArDa del Amor. LIS
Flores del Alma .......... IFS
Hoj@s lie Nargarita. Collection de
poesias ~eu-,uerrales. SO.S5
Hogan y Patria. Edicion de lujo LIS
Recuerd9s y EsperanZas. EdIcion de
Las clorias de Mexico. Collection de
comD0s;ci0ues q Ia patria y a u he
roes commandments. SO.75
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NONELAS DINERSAS

E. MARTYR del Golsota. Hermosa
obra basada en- ia vida del Redentor
del Nuado. I'm t0mo grande empas-
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ESPIRITISMO

:Que es el e~sp.rjusmo. ... SU.Io
GrrS- rs-.--as De kartec.. "C.75
~ H., lie los MEDIUMS. "O.75
Fl Genesis. los milagros Y las p-edl-
- SO.75
Fl rb-o fa los esniricus. "O.75
III E~,erua,i5 SERUM Il eSoi-IClS-
m, SC.75
81 -iafo V 81 inferno 800. S0.75
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OBRAS DIVERSAS.

La Foz de la Naturaleza. Collection
de hermosas hiStorias Y novelas mo-
raICS. Sis
Manual de agricultural Y ganade-
ria. indispensable para la genie de
campo. Con grabadoS. $1.25
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-09

como & -TINT-T| VT IA VIUa. OUTa
educativa de utilidad practica, cue
contiene 30 lecciones de la vida dia-
ria. Enseha 10 que debe hacerse pa
"a alcarzar 6Xito en- los negocioS, en-
81 estudio, en- 10 que el hombre. Sc
proponga. Es ma obra muy util...
II en- { O
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-09

Il LlIJO ScLIiHLSH'IL
EOvell de costumbreS. "0.7o
Fl Hucr;ano del Regimiento. O.
bra conmovedora Y beIlisima 50 70
Astucia D Los CharrOs Contraban-
distas. Noveia de costumbreS meXi~
canas. , tomos, tela. $1,000. SITS
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-08-07

in perfect accord with tn" trend Of
modern industrial unioniSm is the ac-
ton Of the organizations of tarpen-
terS and Bricklayer who h;ev" decided
10 join hands in L closer bond Of
unioniSm and fellowship. Only after
Years OF Struggl" and bitter cHpcr-
fences have the Carpenters and Brick
IaycrS learned the lesson Of solidarity.
Hercafr,., these lwo branches OF la
hor's army will work and strike is
one man. Following the decision "t
their international organizations. the
locals Of the Carpenters and Brick
masonS in this city got together IN an
agreement whereby the old motto "l
unionism will be put into act'v" effect
in these organizations. An injury 10
one is an injury 20 all" In tutu"c no
Union RrickIaycrS will work on build
irgs where non-union carpenters are
cmploycd. and vice versa the rarp"n-
ters. This action doubt!cS means that
the building trades in Huntington ar"
Going IL be strictly CLOSED shop in
future.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-08-07

Frame. Is on III" verge Of 4 poiitica'
Upheaya.. and Great Britain Is threat
racd with civi. war in Ulster.
II is felt that should the Italian goT
evnment dare 70 ISSUE an order -
mGDlization TO ho:p Austria. II Is GER
tain ;hac general revolution vii.
break forth ana upset the monarcE.
This * thc situation as the Trlp!"
Alliance rItaIy. Austria Hungary
Germany and the Triple Entente
tRuzsia. France, England) arc seek
ing to array one-half OF Europe
:.gainst the Other half. The big CUES
lion is. "W'ili the workers, led and
inspired by those oi their number or
organized INTO the Socialist part and
the trade unions. permit themselves
70 be fed 10 the Snambles and sacri-
feed on ,he altar Of greed in order
that capitalism might endure for YET
q few years ,"
Lovers Of namEnd the world oven
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-08-07

Austria- Hungary and other nations
of Europe in conflict in the interests
Of the ruling dynasty. The Socialists
Of AuStria- Hungary vii! have :"
struggle in the future in favor OF So
curing complete autonomous demo
cratic government for the whole Of
the Southern >IavS. now governed by
the Hupsburg dynasty within the from
tiers Of Austria Hungary.
Thus the international Socialist
movent spoke. Servia IS 4 haven
of hope in Southern Europe The lib
critics won by its people match the
cruel oppression Of the dual monac-
chv ot Austria Hungary as the fr"ed-
ON achieved by the United States
challenged middle-aged Russia.
The South SlavS dream Of South
Slavic republic. The Servians join IN
this dream and strive to make the
dream real. Such success would mean
the wreckage Of Europe's trembling
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-08-07

war. whcatcver happens.
Immediately the storm clouds bFoH"
the German Socialists issued calls
for mass meetings. their watch-word
being. Down With War. RiSklng
their lives. Socialists spread broadcast
copies OF Vorwarrts the Berlin So
cialist daily, freely ocingling with N"
var-inSane r"taincrS Of capitalism.
German workers refused 10 dofF their
cans to huge portraits Of Emperor
Francis Joseph ara Kaiser NielheIm
carried in procession by The o!""d-
crazcd enemic: @; progress.
Twenty-Five thousand toiiers mad :
the streets Of Paris alive with their
manifestations against war with 1000
police and q regiment oi soldiers we're
unable to que!l.
On the eve Of this pending catastro-
phe to humanity Russia is facing 4
strike Of 100000 workers conferred IN
lis own capita! Of St. Petersburg;
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-08-07
PREPARING FOR LABOR DAY


Huntington Typographical Union
No. 53"%, held It's regular monthly
meeting last Sunday morning, with
q good attendance and the usual en-
thuSiastic interest. The union locid-
cd unanimously to take part in the
Labor Day parade. selected uniforms
and appointed committee 10 srcur"
them and have everything in r"adI-
ra$S for the celebration.
The wage contracts between the
printers and the employing INNS will
expire on january !, and the union Is
now buSiiy preparing 4 new contract.
which must be submitted to the en-
pluyrrS not later than November !.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-08-07

did he behold" He saw here in this
country Il nation OF people chcr#hing
high and noble ideas OF home and ia
mil!, liberty and equality before the
law. He SLw 4 nation whose govern
ment is founded on the principle that
It mans right ~ equality before the
law. his right Ia life and liberty and
the pursuit OF happiness. is inai!rm-
able and all just governments are or
dained to uphold these personal rights
Yet in thi,; good year Jesus saw other
things transpiring in this beautiful
thousands Of men arm themselves,
fight pitched battles, murder and as
s;isSinata each other in the coal sec
tons Of the State Of Colorado. The
governor OF the state va: unable to
protect life and property or preserve
order. even with the whole military
force OF the Sta,c al his command and
in the field. ami finally the United
States army had to bc sent there {"
stop tn" bloodShrd and murder. and
they ar" there yet. He saw in the
state Of MOmtanI. in tHr' city ~ Butte
men engaged in riot. murder and
blood shed, and Il number Of union
wnrkingmcn blowing up their OWN
hall. and their safe, containing their
vauables. taken out and looted by a
bowling mob. while the officers of the
law We're powcrIcsS to prevent II. h"
saw in the state Of Michigan several
thousand armed men engaged in many
BATTLES, resulting in murder. arson.
and assassination. He saw in the
state Of Pennsylvania tn" military
power Of the state drawn up in battl"
array to protect men from being muir
dcrcd and property from being rtr>trny
cd. He SHW It Paterson, New jersey.
men. women and young girls Engaged
in riots. numbering police officials.
''' @"' ~
dynamltlng che MONIES OF qu''' 'n' w
offensive citizens. Hr saw in MaSSu
chnS"'tS inc stars an" STRIPES N1u''"
"""" ana 'f'mP!"" III 'h!' ''l't p'''''S',
oar nag Stands Tor Ia" ana "r'''' ana
~ 49, P''''' :, wa. ''',' y 80, 80, '" '" ''''''
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,bcy h,,rod ,nc;r vir,ims - the stake
ia ,.,u. ,bc ch,,rrh.s-H;. TcmnIcs
r.borc His nr,,,c me, 70 Worship Him
:, H.r York and in West yirginia,
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Job Printing by mail. Send for
samples and prices. The Labor STAT
Huntington. West VA.
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The Labor Star for one y"ar, and
:. conv oi War-WhaI For" for - p.
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You should want to know the meaning OF this word
It's meaning the working class. George K. hrEpatlck
has Incorporated all the horror the nhmanN the heart
ache and misery War to the working class IN 53-
page book entitled
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-05-29
NUMBER 10 CAUSES INJURY
Woman Member of Hoodoo Party
Leaps From Auto at First lnti-
nation of Danger.

neutrality-suspicious. fear of the
number thirteen" prompted Mrs.
Robert Sander to leap FROM an auto
bus at the approach to the open draw
of the Main street bridge, sustaining
serious injuries and being taken to a
hospital in an unconscious condition.
Mrs. Sander with thirteen other
guests had been in attendance at the
wedding of her brother. Edward
Thompson, and when the "joy ride"
was proposed, she at first objected on
the ground that there were just thir-
teen in the party. Conserving, after
much reluctance, she became so I'M
nerved when the machine approached
the open draw, that she leaped back
ward from her seat, striking on her
head.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-05-29
sPORTsMEN's EFFORTS PAY
Stocking Of Lakes and Streams Near
Superior With Game Fish
Brings Results.

Superior THE time and energy ex-
pended in the last few years by mem
bers OF the Douglas County Fish and
Game Protective league stocking the
lakes and streams of the county with
fish are beginning to show big results,
according to fishermen returning
from angling expeditions TO points
near Superior. 1t is estimsted that
during the last three years more than
100000 fry, principally trout, have
been planted and these are now
reaching the size where they furnish
pleasurahle activity for those respon-
sible for their presence in local wa
tiers, as well as the visiting followers
OF Izaak Walton. Even the St. Louis
river, which had been all but "fished
out" Is yielding good catches and the
streams and lakes further inland are
doing better than ever.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-05-29
ANNUAL MAY FETE is HELD
University of Wisconsin Goods Wei.
come Spring With Exercises
on Campus at Madison.

Madison.-The green of the upper
campus was fairyland when the Uni
versity of Wisconsin women held their
annual May fete. A class march, led
by the seniors in cap and gown, be-
gan the festivities. Celebrating the
triumph of spring the next group of
dances suggested the gradual change
from the dull browns and soft greens
of early spring to the bright hues OF
the long, warm days. The closing
maypole dance, belonging by tradition
to the freshmen, was joyful, weaving
mass of bright color. And the pole
about which the gay dancers reveled
was taken from the first tree cut down
when clearing the ground for Lathrop
hall. The presentation, given under
the direction of Miss Blanche M.
Trilling, director of the women's gym
nasium, was prepared for in regular
class pericSs. No extra practice was
required of the participants. The cos
tunes, planned and made by the de-
partment of home economics, were fur
nished without cost to the girls.
The May fete celebration was first
held at the University of Wisconsin
in 1905 and has now become a regu.
lar university function ADDED inter-
est was given last year by developing
connected theme in the groups of
dances.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-05-29
TO MOVE MISSION COLLEGE
Sheboysan Secures Reformed Church
School Located at Franklin
Since 1860.

Sheboygan.-The Mission House
college, the oldest and largest educa-
tional institution of the Reformed
church of the United States, will be
removed to Sheboygan from Frank
lin, an unincorporated village twelve
miles northwest of here, where it has
been located for the last fifty-four
years. This decision, just made by
the board OF trustees of the institu-
ton ends a controversy which has
been waged for over three years.
The Mission House college was
established Dec. 6, 1860 The insti-
tuition is under the control of the
three synods of the Reformed church
of the United States. the northwest
synod, the central synod and the
German synod of the east, but is
supported by the German Reformed
church throughout the United States.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-05-29
VICE BOARD REVIEWS WORK
Commission May Decide No Further
Hearings in Badger Cities
Are Necessary.

Madison-Senator Howard Teas
dale of Sparta, chairman of the Wis
consin vice commission, is in Madi.
son arranging for a meeting of the
commission here on May 81 All the
members Of the body are expected to
attend and plans will be made for fur
ther work MIR Teasdale said that no
hearing would be held here at pres
ent, If at all. Hearings by the COM
mission have been held in Superior,
La Crosse, Ashland, Rhinelander and
Sheboygan. 1t may be that when the
committee meets next week 1t will
conclude that no further hearings are
necessary.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-05-29
PROBE TEST FRAUD CHARGE
DR.. o. n. EIiason Goes to La Crosse to
Investigate Claims Against
TubercuIin Applications.

La Crosse.-A thorough investiga.
ton of the charge of Irregularities in
the testing of dairy herds for tubercu-
1osis will be made in La Crosse county
by DR.. o. H. Eliason, state veterfnar.
ian, who has arrived here. DIR. Ella.
son declares that one difficulty in the
way of strictly enforcing the tubercu-
lin test law is the small pay given vet
erinarians and inspectors. DIR. Ella
son favors changes in the law to per
NIT communities to test COWS for tn.
berculosis, making the city, township
or county the unit in testing cows in.
stead of the state.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-05-29
SALOON RULING MADE
NoN-UsE OF BUILDING FOR s
YEARS BARS NEW LICENSE.
State Supreme Court Rules That
Where Baker Law Ratio Is Elk
eeeded Surrender Is Final.

Madison.-When a property used
for saloon purposes is abandoned for
three years, an attempt is made to
again use it as a saloon and there is
ALREADY an excess of the number Of
saloons in that locality allowed by the
Baker law, no license may legally be
issued, even if on the date when the
Baker law went into effect the prem
ises were devoted to saloon purposes,
according to a decision OF the Wis
consin supreme court.
The case arose in the town OF Wa.
beno, Forest county. The town board
granted William Koch. a license for
the year beginning July /. 1913, and
the validity of that license was at
tackled. At the trial it was shown
that the premises occupied by Koch
were used for saloon purposes on
June so, 1907, when the Baker law,
limiting the number of saloons in any
licensing district TO one to each $50
inhabitants or fraction thereof, but
permitting existing saloon locations
to be relicensed as long as used for
saloon purposes, went into effect. The
Koch premises were not used for sa.
loon purposes from July /, 1907. until
Jan. "a, 1911, when the town board
again granted license for saloon
there. When the Baker law went in.
to effect there were ten saloons in the
town of Wabeno, but when Koch was
arrested there were eleven saloons
there. The population of TIE town is
I1,S77.
The court holds that the nonuse oil
the building for saloon purposes fol-
three years is virtual abandonment
of the building for the purpose and
hence the village board could not law
fully relicense it.