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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-05

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8eboere, Scr elifperoigt reffffer Sic
item ct tprret Mensoprluor til bebo:
gelig Mffilil1g meb en- 2pnmefnit
og %1erbcrcr bum r1 Sop al Nprr:
lanos % 2appnarfens / u111aa0eli=
&c MGngoer fpnlumcreoc National=
Drift - &nffu1. 90 aft imc11s bat;
ter 2appefur ng be tore Spinner,
bbis &c life er oppe poo 6ieloet pos
He11erne ellcr nebe be0 Glbcn boo
Siifefonglt, % 2uppenlpr ng Sc
bofsne Gelc rncb, pou lnuu Gibcr
n1co rpOlnln 5obof. Me0 bpb SSS11ter=
este %ltllocrcr sc @jelte1s llo1ecnoe,
lor ban oeres, CO begge Horter
ipger SiGlp al ct forrigt Iorrooo
al lbenlfc Orb at tilfreoslti(lc Dc1,
gjenitoigc gpsgjerrigbeo.
2igaer Ieltet mellcm Gpergbir-
fene neo ct al sc piotltroftc @ono=
Orag, scr. iamler Meg1rcn % Sen
lmelte6c 5ne fra @jerge1c til Sc
mpgti9e Sonofalo og til Glpcne,
Der 1trGber n1ob BEN botnilfc @l,gt,
bill lnoll - mar man far gun1lct
tilltrGffeliat poo &c lejge Mel1sopr=
fiber p9 faaet rigeligt @ono / 81
memo al Mogc1l Ser fun longipmt
fiber 11o al &11llct / &ptocns Iop
= life ltrufs fele 5rol1g til ira
Geltct at lpge rnpb mere bebococ
5teocr.
Sourc Danifeligt bill man lpsribc
Jig fra Set cje11bplnlnelige Sceneri,
Ser uogjpres life blot al &otltr=
m%ennclfcnc nco Gns She, men og=
1ua al 9tot11ren 1elp, bnis E0c %
Sil0beo nirfcr m1eo eli cgcl1 @lan=
oing al Nnoe og &roft. Gnbpcr pil
Der, efter iin S%tcn1nil1g, tnnfc fine
Sal1fCr. -
Sglou ou1 2oppcrnc. Scr iinoe*
mi at Oisle, Sc lpngit moo Torb-
belt frcn1ifuote mongolife Tplf, Ser
bar lprt SC Sl1ofpotc / 9fpr0en Sen
aliatilfc &u11lt at lpbc poo Ell %
bit boiler intct onDet, fun ont.
firing $4,000, berof / Nor9c gcot
10000, n1coens Mclten Ct iprcNt /
Sbcrrig, 6inlono % Ml1slonD. DC
flclte bur eftcrbooroeu ncoiot iiG
beo &plter11e iom @obfiifere (S6lop-
per). 9fpgle bar ilooet Jig nco nco
6looer1e (Glsloppcr), pg fun ca.
1000 cr neonu nolnooiicrc1oc
(6jelolopper). Set bill iige, at 9op=
pen mco ben ont interference Mtnbjor6
% BET flDtteligc Selt, 2uppe1l hpis
@on0ringer for gipet 9inlcor1ir9 til
iaa mango Strbigbeocr n1cllenn
9eorgc, Spcrrig og M11sluno, CT
0pOsopmt. ~Giniliiatinnen" nil en-
gang 1roo at ti%lintetgjpre bun1. st.
btlilatipncn - Ser / &er0cnsfri0cr
i'm ege11 SSmpptcns. Sg
iom ON life CT gnnunel 2opoeforcs
5mil fan oobu1bore ligc iuo n1egcll
&11ltl1r, lom Scr finbcs / CT 9pr:=
1pefltlants griolfc off.
- Wfen hi fan life, trpos GrDl=
Ser fpngilcr u.s. bline liEbcl1=
oe fer, bDor megct Set emo bloro=
ger til at pge bor Gilintetgiprelie,
%lnarcrc ~0e1 hegjGrlple &c.,.
l10e / oct 6jcrne bi11fer murfcligc
Bjerge, pper bnilfc 2appen / 9lor=
uitn6cr hur bonDret 11bcl, at ollc,
at bans Snobelifo troo6tc poo Sit
itnb % gn Nats M%i96omme, og pao
Dpilfc He11cn bor ifrobct Queen til
Si0c og fun" flunOet 2ob OF Wp5,
lr1c11 bnnr SEN bbi0c Won6 1tnocr
WosiH bor ppboget 5tcn, scr CT
eSer1, pg ion1 fan gjbres til Wulb.
ser ni11fer TloDer n1c0 fcsjen0c
@arO, iom mt er tpnrnet, iom 2op=
pen tenn1eOc Menerl, til at tjc11c
Den itGrfere, temmet, 1oa ct 6l1eItc
hr11lc10c SSol6 CT blepet CIT Strait,
Ser fornaar at bragg ct t.1ngere
Srs enc ollc 2oppernes 3crhipr0er
til ar1n1e11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-05

CRIBS Sc bnl1oren0c 2oppers it,
gcl1oc 8erpring n1cb Drn frcmtrn11=
gcnOe Qualification" Ser oglua
fpr Dem bur fore frebet internutip=
nnle &eglcr for 0eres &moringer
og 0ragct 0em in0 u116er 5tatcnS
Nrn1, Scr hl. a.. gjermcm &al1Drc=
lGrerin0er 1prger for, at Sc foar en-
5nuule llnoerbisning, og / &rigstio
for0rer We1oeneS S%nbfolocllc 1on1
6prere og 5pej6ere = bar mango
al oenn bog bebaret Naturmenne ifetS
bele Hreg og 2iDSfprelie / en- 1aa=
Oun Grob, at 8elog / ct al Oeres
Selte e. cn birfelig Splebelle. SSfffc
minolt birfer Set beo Moo1etnil,=
gems Wagt, 1,oor Ser forub for Set
CT gaoet ct Spbol0 paa ct al Sc
Steoer, bbor ser me0 f1lb &roft
orbej0es / Sc al Sef11if og Si0en=
lfob fer / 9ocm1arfen ifabte timber
bprfer - Malmberfet / &ir111lo,
@leftricitetsberfet / 8orj11s og neO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / gearbif.
Ma11 bil altio mil1bcs lit 8eipg
/ ct %iaa6o1rt Selt=&oto, iom set fol=
6es - ser lugter al 5ml16s og ct
fpl0t me0 &eg fra Set n1i0t / Geltct
langlomt bren6en0c 8aal al boooc
9irfetresitun1per. 8irfefpilte og
NcnsoDrbu0er bnffer Soroen, lnn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-05

@ronerne ligner @11n1leitpnger or
@irfene ler ioa il1bolibe 11o.
81. I pas leres Sen n1rrfeligc>
Spbct al Sc li0lte 12-15 Mur pp:
bofleOc Scrnburfshp, @iruno, p(
2an0lfobet o11togcr MI CT, 11oprpqc
@pjfjplo5foruftcr. SSl19cl1 Elet bpr
fct Soro les mere, ir0cn @rrlc 1loel
neo &c lmoo Statio1mr, ingen 2unOc
neje, intH 0pr. Gpg fillocs ois1t
lioltc. &orell 6jel0rGnen og 2en1o:
men bpl0er til Der. Gnfeltc gfsen1:
plorer al @jprn % NIB 1%trcjfer eno:
MI omfring. Oilers bcfolfes oisl(
pi0tltraftc 2Ounorfer = n1eO ll1o:
tagclie al Sc 5tcbcr, ionn ocn MO:
oerl1e Ieflif bur logt @cilog poo
gje1rncm Sern6onen, Wolm= %
notwithstanding = fun al Sc
ltGrft |prcote, nonoren6e 2oppcr oQ
0cres Mcncr.
&eo Sitiben tiger III al Gogct
N6isfn, chi Station 11pglc foo 0il
ira Nifsgranicr .og fru1 pco noglc
Iir1crs ltrrllooet Sernhuncfjpr1el
ifilt ira Narpif. Mbisfp CT Central
p11l1ft for ~2nppmlnrfcns lnr1ffeltG
gtaturl cencri. On1giDet al @jcrgc,
Oelpis beffebe al 5ne belle Nloret
%igjeunen1, ligger fer bc>1 milelongc,
ln1olle, oDbc og farbeltiftenoe 5p
Iornetrdlf 90 lrreo Set / Mbisfo
uf 6e1r i%benife, ibnroigt o%rbejocnoe
Il1riltforcning %opretteoc &erberg
1oln Miotpl1nft fan Set Der TIA gjp=
reg Ell HGffe mere eller n1inbre or=
ltrnngca10e cller longburige @an=
oringer IND / eller op | en- eje11=
Oommelig og 1torlaoen Notur -
peo 0~eioio1nmcrtib oesberre UNDER
itooig &onp mco el on0nrtet Mpg=
geurt, Scr life giper lin 5lugtning,
Moifitoel1> ltort otter.
Gr @ejret gpot, bill man / set
lmr1me Ii0sr1m f1,1rnc 1c MiD11ot=
lclcnL pg / Sc Ipr%egoaen0c ellcr fpl=
9enoe Ys}ooneoer blipc @ionc til
Solopgange pg =11c0gongc al u1
ljeloe1l Hrogt. Nllcreoe fra Sc
nprrnclt ligge11oe 8jerge bar man
ct Yanorulno> ser ie9er i'm 2ige.
Noglc Mil moo 5p0 ligger Seine
fuislc, Spcrrigs bpjeltc 8jerg, 2t36
Meter, bbilfet ber betpocr> at Sc
itbltc 1000 Metcr CT oper enc
grGnOicl. Otter Yetermou1ipit5e /
Eltgrpnlanb En- Bette Set bpjeltc
@jcrg moro for Golurcirflcn. Noget
lpoligere ligger 511litelma peb ,0c11
l1nrif= lDeuif c 8r911oie - ct 8jerg,
bnis eneltaaelroe, biloe Notur, ser
I'LL oelpis er br1ot element Mnlegd
al Serfer til l1bpinbing al &obber
og Sppplfis, gjoroe set til 2apper=
mes Sroloebjcrg og gamlc SttT-
1teo. Nf iooOomne bellige 9jer9e
bopoe SC ipprigt flcre, % set ifa(
fun bore ct Yor Wem1eifenlorc IL
ocu, at Sc ltbite Ofringcr fonDt
5teO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-05

uIul uu lIlIe HIul III FnNlptl,
til ban b1gneo glat % gloo: ].
Spu0 neo q II ont 0rif oq Dfao? =
&or hu eli &if @olnl bog Mottcn
og en- Ga1oitit til Gobaffal
npo Bet lolige Minl1t!
Ifl1ffer O11? &ol6 M}l1n0, Mefr1,t!!
@eo ou, bpem ser bar Set lpqrt?
Gn, ipn1 2ipet fun bar lGrt
trpgt at lelc @pger tonune,
til bo1,s 2nietio CT pn1n1c! -
Gen, io1n olOrig, lneot og ipina1cl al at lpbe % al
%ltOltroft u1ocr uahell 9tn1n1el loo bet Nl1n1, Der rum:
iner ns;
Sen, lom olorig, fn11t al Grrtbe0 fra fin 9foffe til
i'm Snl,
i1roorof neo ct, bialrrelit 2etbeo 5tjjcrncrs Gueitnn1
/ lin 5jel;
ocl ,icn1 gronl1er lliot pg ipuet,
fight ban i%ngentirg far prppet,
D, + II hur set lpGrt! 9noo neo
BON pn1 @pile11s Scrligbeo?
@jen111er ou ct lifligt Min0e
ON en- @ual,o, Ell WfunO c1 &pinbe
ion lift Gjnenc pau &le1l1,
mems ncO Iof. 0a1 tar set fre1n. -
8ps! $pen1 tror b1 fje11ber beo1t
2ibcts ~forefuloe Set,
alt bbao &nin0cr1 og 9pao DeanOe1
riget har at g' bina1oen?
Sftc BON, Ser tru1plcr Strpget otter Higers lnc
Sleng;
life ban, ser pel f%ornpjct i%norter / i'm sg9teie1g!
Sen ser fol0t for @lpo % Slor1n1er / e1 1oooi9
&pin0ef up11
% r,eo blooig 'Slobu TANNER Glifops 1%1befjcnote
og 1ao oe11, bbis D1uno og 9r1oer
efter Star al 5ap11 gjenfien6er
alt bos SEN, font 1,10er beolt:
., Sc fplcr 2ipets Set!
St scr Sing hu npoigt n1in0es?
muligpis Ell Mo11Os, CIT SSjenoes
8lif, ioet bans Zine bralt,
% Sin 8ajoret iao falt? -
Np 11e0 9}ebbet! &jpb ct So.
G1 al Ser to maotte 50.
Set blep bu1l ser ltof for 1tl0e,
bIep sin SSje1oe, 1on1 bl1 bil0c. -
Mcnt er 9phegrobe,,s Nloooer n1oo SEN %pp1telige 8p>
5por man tops r1ou toolc Sloooer, pg bbor 2sgn far
'Norgerlp.
G(no oiq, Wfono, at Du fit Scl6 til engo1,g oog at
prppes Ser,
bpor 11a1l lluar, lou1 nol1 Dar 5n1Gl0 til % faar
0pgt, lpn1 nta11 er bprD!
SER og Talo har bber lin 51nerte;
ion1 ou tor set, laooar gaor Set.
81 n1ua ipngc 1on1 hi iloas:
Grtcn syic11oen eller osl
9eoo, Dpoo ct set INT, gu %lnerrer?
5oo ou 11oget e11onl, nPrre?
Sing ou grlfer Iabsbe0 ON
til SEN ltorc &rigsretsoom?
5oa oL llungt @eje1s 5for1,
ifjpnoet @1e og r1proet @arn? =
Sttlle, &o1nn1crot! 81 ollie
be0, bpor Dpbt en- Weano fun folbe;
1oo oog tit Ell lnr Torbo11oli,,g al set ll'n1pnc &jpo
% 8Ioo,
lpltcn Gre11 blep 0iferbonoling, Tejgbeo %fe1npeo'
og beltp0. -
@iernc 0gr hi, Set ct gipet, 6erjom1 @lea,ie bor
bps 9p0;
men, III fo1l % lepe 2ipet, ii, Ser iao BETS ~alter9lpb.
5tjcr1,clps og 5torm ira Selpc6,
o5 far olting gjcrnen1ifjelpet.
&jcn0t rco Suton pg meo @uO!
lpocr vi Dor Sfjrb1es Buo.
&egnel1 lfpller, Sole11 lfi111,er,
mems ri ien % bore SLENDER
llGbcr bper lit r6oe Spor
bc1oo fannie forte Spro.
Set fan ife, III let 1nco st
11our e1 Sag hi pr1ter libt,
"ot sc andre (Sonoen to' Den1D
oog er Mu1o, Sc flete al Dem.
Sgloo Sc bar nogct belligt, 11oget ltprre er0 Sc ielb;
oercs Stag, ira bort forlfjelligt loftes moo oct font
Inc 9pGlp =.
@el = noar Sc pao Morfen fi116es, gjel0er set
9or1nbiertigbeo.
Sc ifol bpoes og for6iroes; ner, Sc ifol f6rlt tug
ges reD.
l1bc1 Sli1gren lps pua Wtnalet,
fobberfle0t og il0on1ltraald
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-05
For godt Haar.

Frances Aida siger:
MRS. Mason's Old
English Hair Tonic"
og Shampoo Cream"
or i allie Maader me-
get tilfredsstillende."
FranceS Aida
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-08

globe. From New York to San Fran
cisco a red iiae had already been
traced. Now he took pencil in his
hand. and placing the point at New
York, gave the globe a whirl, girding
it completely. Gentlemen, there is
your empire!"
Again the nasal voice of old Joseph
G. Clark drawled into the silence.
"I suggest that we discuss in detail
the conditions of the consolidation. +"
he remarked.
The bell of Allison's house phone
rang.
MIR. Dalrymple, SIR" said the voice
of Ephraim.
very WE'LL" replied Allison. SHOW
him into the study. Babbitt. will you
read to the gentlemen this skeleton
plan of organization? If you'll excuse
me. I'll be back in five minutes"
"Dalrymple?" inquired Taylor.
Eyes" answered Allison distracted
ly, and went Into the study.
He and Dalrymple looked at each
other silently for a moment, with the
old enmity shining between them. Dali
rymple, a man five years Allison
senior, brisk speaking man with a
protruding jaw and deep-set gray eyes,
had done more than any other one hui
man being to develop the transporta-
ton systems of New York, but his gift
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-08

looked across the table and smiled in
diligently at his disguise; for ne was
not grown-up, tall, broad-shouldereG
man of thirty-two at all In reality he
was a shock-headed, slightly freckled
urchin Of nine or ten, by the name Of
"Smitty" on the town commons, and
TOD" at home.
Aren't you becoming a trifie irrita
BILE of late, Tod?" she inquired with
solicitude, wilefully suppressing a
smile which flashed up in her as she
remembered that ejaculation. 1t was
shocking in minister, of course, but
she had ever commended that ministers
were, and should be, made of clay:
and clay is friable.
Eyes, mother. l believe am" con-
fessed Rev. Smith Boyd, considering
the matter with serious impartiality.
Mrs. Boyd surveyed her son with a
practiced eye.
Il tEjnk your appetite's dropping of
little she commented, and then she
was shrewdly silent, though the
wrinkles Of humor came back to her
eyes by and by. Il don't think you
take enough social diversion" she
finally advised him. You should go
out more. You should ride, walk. but
always in the company of young and
agreeable people. Because You are a
rector is no reason for you to spend
your spare time in gloomy solitude, as
you have been doing for the past
week"
Rev. Smith Boyd would have liked
to state that he had been very
busy, but he had a conscience, which
was a nuisance to him. He had spent
most of his spare time up in his study.
with his chin in his hand.
You are quite right, mother" ne
somberly confessed, and swallowed
two spoonfuls of his soup, 1t was ex-
cellent soup. but, after taking bite
of a wafer, he laid his spoon on the
edge of the plate.
81 think I'll drive you out of the
house, Tod" Mrs. Boyd decided. in the
same tones she had used to employ
/ when she had sent him to bed. q
think I'll send you over to Sargent's
| tonight, to sing with Gail"
The rector of the richest church in
the world flushed a trifle, and looked
at the barley in the bottom of his
soup His mother regarded him quiet
/ ly, and the wrinkles went out of her
eyes. She had been bound to get at
the bottom of his irritability. and now
she had arrived at it.
81 would prefer not to 60" he told
her stifiy, and the eyes which he lifted
to her we're coldly green. Il do not
| approve of Miss Sargent"
CTO BE CONTINUED
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-08
SAVE THE SHADE TREES.

In the past several weeks oak
groves. elms and apple orchards have
been infested with what l suppose to
be known as the measuring worm.
Four weeks ago they we're three
eighths of an inch long. the size Of
cambria needle, green, hanging from
the trees by a spiders thread. They
are now from one-half TO an inch long
and exist by the thousands, destroying
LEAKAGE. This is their second year. Is
there any known remedy. F. ~,
Fond du Lac county.
The looping worms" affecting the
trees seems. from your desc. !ption, to
be the fall canker worm" Its injuries
have been very pronounced and com
mon in several parts of the state this
year.
All such caterpillars, whether smooth
or woolly, or any other chewing or bit
ing insects feeding on foliage, can usu-
ally be readily controlled by spraying
the affected plants with arsenate OF
lead: about three or four pounds in
so gallons OF water. or with paris
green. one pound TO fifty gallons of wa.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-08
FIRST "DlCTAGRAPH" IN USE
SCAR of Dionysius" Got as Good Re-
suits as Does the Modern inven-
tion for Use of EaVesdroppers.

Sicily is rich in Greek antiquities.
Some of the best are clustered togeth-
eT on the outskirts of the old town of
Syracuse. A sery popular one is the
Ear OF Dionysius." in the Latonia
del Paradise. an old quarry used as a
prison by the Jreeks. The walls Of
this quarry are over 100 feet high,
ana lean inward at an angle of about
thirty degrees-all chisel work. done
by innumerable slaves. The idea was
TO prevent any possibility Of escape on
the part of the hapless prisoners con-
fined here, and as a further precau-
zion Dionysius had chiseled OUT in the
solid rock a vast cavity. very similar.
as seen from without. to human ear,
BY means of which he is said to have
listened to the conversation of the
captives The interior of the cavity
lie in the shape of the letter IS. :"
and era lually tapers until at the ex-
trsme summit you might perceive a
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-08

the young rector withdrew his throb-
bing head and started to raise up. and
bumped the back of his head with
crack on the bottom of an open draw.
er. near enough to the top to give him
a good long sweep for momentum.
This mishap being just one degree be-
yond the point TO which Rev Smith
Boyd had been consecrated. he eiacu-
lated as follows:-
No, il is not respectful, nor proper,
nor charitable. to set down what Rev.
Smith Boyd, in that stress. calculated;
but beautiful. gray-haired lady beau
tiful with the sweetness of content and
the happiness of gratified pride and
the kindness OF humor. who had
paused at Rev Smith Boyd's open
door to inquire how soon he would be
down to dinner, hastily covered her
mouth with her hand, and moved away
from the door. with moist blue eyes.
around which twinkled a dozen tiny
wrinkles born of much smiling.
When the dignifed young rector
came down to dinner, fully clothed and
apparently in his right mind his moth
er. who was the beautiful gray-haired
lady with the twinkling blue eyes.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-08

Working shoulder to shoulder with
the farmers to develop bank balance
farming, and to put the county ahead
in community life, is the job of the
county or agricultural representative.
according to e. L. Luther. state super.
visor of county agents In Wisconsin.
IF farmer wants a silo. the repre-
sentative is on hand to help get the
forms started. His next duty may be
to find out the best type of barn for a
particular farm. or to start an alfalfa
crop; to help treat sick COW, test a
lot Of seed corn, or to Judge in boys
calf raising contest
When the field work is not press
ing. the counties use their men as
teachers of agriculture In the county
training schools for teachers. In sew.
eral counties, county short courses for
boys are conducted by the agents.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-08
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HOW TO GET RID OF PERENNIAL
WEEDS.

Pull, dig or cut all scattered plants
while in bloom. Burn them If seed
has formed. Where weeds are few,
cut OF two or three inches below the
surface of the ground. make funnel
shaped hole about the root and fill
with strong brine or salt
Smother With a Rapid Growing
crop.-Plow the weed infested field
early in the fall, cultivating deeply
and frequently until ground freezes,
Plow again in spring. Cultivate fire.
quently so as not TO allow any growth
above ground Then SOW buckwheat
or millet Crate. bushel to the acre.
the first of July.
Smother With Paper.--With small
weed areas cover patch with overlap
ping strips of building paper, weighing
It down and leaving 1t on during grow
ing season.
Plant Cultivated crops.--Treat field
the same az for smother crop. Har-
row frequently with spring tooth har-
row until corn or potato planting time
Plant potatoes or corn in check rows.
Cultivate crop both ways. hoeing out
weeds not killed by cultivation. Sue
cess can only be secured by most per
sistent work.
Summer FaIIow.--Plow and cult.
vate as for smother crop, continuing
frequently throughout the season, new
er allowing the leaves to get above
ground. Plant cultivated crop next
season to insure complete destruction
Of surviving weeds. Best method for
badly infested fields.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-08
Afraid of peatN.

The pomp of death" said the wise
Bacon. "frightens us more than death
itself" The king of terrors has no ter
rcrs that We have not lent him. And
yet who would disagree with the SEN
.iment of the unhappy Oscar Wilde?
Death is the only thing that ever ter.
rifles me. hate it. One can survive
everything nowadays except death"
But Wilde did not hate death when
it finally came to release his harassed
and broken spirit. Reason and com
mon sense bid US neither to hate nor
to fear death. but simply to ignore 1t
until the hour comes. and then to ac-
cept It just as we accept life. A Roman
stole philosopher was discoursing one
day on life and death.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-08
An American.

native of any part OF North or
South America is literally an Ameri-
can. since he is a native of one Of
the American continents. Usage, how
ever, has narrowed the term so that
IAN American" is generally under
stood to be a citizen or native OF the
United States of America. while a
native of Canada. Mexico. Central or
South America is known as a Cana
dian" Mexican" Brazilian" "Guate-
malan," or the like. The reason for
the usage does not lie in any feeling
that the United States preempts,
stands for. or overshadows the other
parts of the western hemisphere, but
simply in the fact that, while Can
ada, Mexico. Brazil, the United States
of Colombia, etc. afe words which
admit Of adjective formation, "Ameri-
can" is the only adjective which can
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-08
CHAPTER XII.
Gall Solves the vedder Court Problem

Gall Solves the Vedder Court Problem.
Rev. Smith Boyd, rector of the
richest church in the world, dropped
his last collar button on the floor. and
looked distinctly annoyed. The collar
button rolled under his mahogany
highboy, and concealed itself carefully
behind one of the legs. Rev. Smith
Boyd, there being none to see,
laid aside his high dignity. and got
down on his knees, though not for any
clerical purpose. whereat the little col
lar button shone so brightly that the
rector's bullying eye caught the CLINT
of it. His hand swung round, at the
end Of long arm, and captured it be-
fore 1t could hide any further, then
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-08
CHEESE IN ONE
MEAL PACKAGES

"The man who can put a one-meal
package Of cheese on the market that
win prove satisfactory will have done
more TO increase the consumption OF
cheese than anyone else"
This is the statement of A. T. Bruhn.
secretary Wisconsin Cheese Makers
association, who favors 10. is or 20
cent packages of cheese.
The small package Of cheese has
been the subject of much discussion
and is being experimental with by a
number of cheese men.
Some Of the advantages and disad-
vantages of the small package are CIV
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-08
SYNOPSIS.

At vestry meeting OF the Market
square church Gail Sargent listens to
discussion about the sale of the church
tenements 20 Edward E. Allison, local
traction king, and when asked her opin-
Ion OF the church by Rev. Smith Boyd.
says II Is apparently a lucrative business
enterprise. Allison takes Gail riding In
MS motor car. When he suggests he is
emitted to rest on the laurels OF mis-
achievements. she asks the disturbing
question; ''Why2'' Gail, returning to her
Uncle Jim's home from her drive with AL
hson. finds cold disapproval in the eyes
OF Rev. Smith Boyd. who Is calling there.
At bobsled party Gail finds the world
uncomfortably full of men, and Allison
tells Jim Sargent that his new ambition
Is to conquer the world Allison starts a
campaign for consolidation and control of
the entire transportation system of the
world. Gail becomes popular. Allison
gains control of transcontinental traffic
and arranges to absorb the Vedder court
tenement property of Market Square
church. Gail visits Vedder court and meet
Ing Boyd there. tells him that the cathe-
dral Market Square church proposes to
build will be out of profits wrung from
squalor She becomes the center OF mag
netic attraction for the men Of her aunt's
social set.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-08
Fat. and Character Alike.

II took the world many generations
to recognize and to accept the simple
truth that fate and character were
the same. Even now, though II is ad-
vocated virtually By all creeds and
by all persons who think about the
matter, 1t is rather an idealistic the
DRY than a practical reality. To
take It into the mind and the heart,
TO care for It sufficiently to put IL in
control Of the feelings. to give II, in
other words. loving recognition. is to
turn from wayward and contradictory
theories and to make right star, in
living.