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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-21
FLOWERS OF THE PASSION.

Some of the early Italian paint CTS have in the foreground of theH crucifixion scenes the white wood soller, purple stained, which is said to have grown at the foot of the cross and to have been colored from the blood which dropped upon 1t. The fact, as Ruskin points out, that the leaf of this plant possessed the power of quenching thirst may have been another reason for it's intro duction into the pictures.
 One species of the orchid. which in England is called Gethsemane and whose pestals are marked with dark stains; the passion flower, sym- bolical of the crown, the scourage. the spear and the nails; the arum. tiger lily and scarlet anemone-all. it was believed, were mute witness es of the crucifxon. And the white lily, emblem of purity, has always been connected with the stories of the Virgin and of Christ.
 In Palestine there grows a creep ing plant with long, hard thorns- the Spina ehristi-which may have furnished material for the crown of thorns placed on the Savior's head. One of the legends says that the willow was used for this pur- pose and that in sorrow for its fate it's leaves droop and it weeps.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-21

Remember ladies that you should see the new suits and coats just arrived at the Tongass Trading Company, before you make your Easter purchases. They are the lat est Tn every respect. (adv.)
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-21
AGENT FOR "LIFESTAFF."

Mir. P. Nelson, of the Seattle Bar announces that he has receiv- cd the agency for an un-alchoIic beverage called "LIFESTAFF, l" brewed by Heinrich Bros. Brewing Co, of Seattle. Sold in pint, quart. or case. fadv. 12t.)
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-21

The Daily Progresive-M Miner de livered 75 cents per month.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-15
Autrnf on Dos patrioti(bf Qfnt(9tbnm!
2s.ti9 Mmerifaner! Selft Sinbenbura!

Sdlad)ten 81 plonen ipeif, mic fem
6lpciter. ltn0 binter 0inoenburo
ltebt npferbcreit, pertroucnapoa 0os
gon5e Gelitidllono.
Nber aud Elm 0inoenbura fam sen
aric9 nid)t obnc @cfo filbren. Die
fllntte oelItldle &rieqsanlcihe ioa Inn
oicle Wtittel reidllidl ncridoficn. Die
Stliten MinocnburQs ollf f%inoa5iel-
lem @cbict limo 8rof 300ern, ser
llclte Sefretar oe$ &eihbid)obomtes.
INC Der &roiioent scr Ncidsbanf.
&r. &nuenitein, Der idlon 10 eminent
nicl 81 bent Grfolqe DER critcn pier
3,ic0sanlelhcn bcigctraQeu bat. Mud
fltr Ole finite oelltihc StricoSanlcihe
lit Der Grfolg qeiihcrt, pie ole Nud}-
ridltcn aus Berlin mcl0cn. Gus
oeilt1dle Volt torat niht nit Dem
@cloc, mcnil es INT icine GrlIleuB
tdnlpft. IS liefert nbne t30Qcrn SIN
ocnblrg ale MfitteI gum 0ltrhbalten
his 8lim rllhnreidcn Siene uno enc.
glllIlgen tSrltoeft, DER &clttld)lQil0@
@ren5cn iidlern mo ouc Sd)ranfcn
lcincr Gntpitlung m%egrdumcr miro.
0o9 oelltid)e &olf pciB, boB Dos &alo
glIt mo obiplln iidcr onQcleqf lii.
0clltldloncritcncrl Nud hicr in
Anncrito mnR oit&inocn0urg Anlelhe
tin 0urdifloaer3er Sieq mer0cn.
%hr bobt felicricitcs &ertruuen iii
0iaocnbur0. Shr miBt, er miro 6
id,or ifofien. @elpeii, oicie9 %rc
traitcn ourd' sic lbotl ,3cidnet
ihnca, 5cidnct Iibecoll
Tcutidla mcrifaniidle @onoclstammcr
0cinrid GharIca,
Scfrrtdr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-15

finb. bari Der 4asbrud .frnnj0ii6~
obsr .nltional" in Der 5irmobe3sihs
nuns mr. unter gepifen 8orausietz
3angen pertuenoet fperoen. sSremoe
Ittienge'elfMaftea fonnen in 6rant>
reid nur :dtis iein. lpenn Re iit oen
ndmliden YabIiSi. tsperpfIi4tun0en
unierlperfen. Die fir bic frans5ifden
@eletihdften beitehen.
@in3e!ne Ser rorgeldl 1eren
Neusrun9en Iniieu iih nidt our6fiibz
ren ohne Soaiiinn nit Den beitelens
BEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bic tuf
benz @rnnofaBe Der 0e1enfeitiqfeit
beruben.
Die sinidrdntun9 ser Refte Ser
Iusldnoer in 5rGntreih piir0e Die
&iinoi9ur9 Der RieoerluIunasperz
trd9e erforbern. Seri9leatert Irunts
reid ben Insldaeern Sic &ettgfe!=
lung. 10 lrsroen bic anoeren Stauten
not9eorun9en oieielbe gabn aeQeniiber
Den fran3Oiii6en Staatsm9eb0riqen
elnihlo9en. sic ionnten. ben 'Srans
:oien nibt mebe &efte eepdbren,
ais tie ieIbit in 6ruutrei6 eenieben.
Su elmer itdrteren @utonomie oes
Stootes gegeniibsr 5rem0en miro Ser
g%e5enlpdrtige &rieg permutlif fiib
rem. @iein ieoer Stuat mub fiir
feline a~n9eb0ri9en i'm anoeren Staot
bic Ret1tsihrnnten in &ouf nebmen,
bic er lelbit Dem MuslGrber aufers
legt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-15

llc9t 1eBt III Der Sdno 0c9 gellio-
len Observation-Disclosures. %olc5 Ser.
;rnucn gu linn hobert alc Geutidcn
Die i'm alten &otcrlono uno 0lc
lla5erice. Ser Mann. Der Gitpreu=
zen rettetc, oils hie ruiiiide Sturm-
flitb es iibcrihlpcmmtc, ser miro lid,
oltf Jest, no Die 5cinoe aus Git uno
@eit aus Moro iutp Siio. aus allen
IhciIen Ser Selt NIT ernclttcn @rdf
ten ouf 9eutid'lono einitilrmcn, ais
ser Ntann ser Stltnoc b~epdbrcll.
Tenn Die Stunoe itebt I'M 3cihcu BON
S}inoenbltrgl ltno @inocnburg be
oultet Siea! $hm sur Seite itcbt
General pon 2uoenoorif, ser bic
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-15

gfno elmer GsIsgen9eit iu6te, etnos
81 rero.ei.en, uno ii ben sapieren
oes pabIngei6ieosnen 9utten berums
tramte. fiel ibr Elm 9riefzumI9lna
in Die 9Gn0e. Der eirs 4n3a6l Rotiz
gen ii6er telIpeiie pnlenDete Grim
oungen entbielt. Sp bate oos @ez
'uhI, Jab niGt aGe oieIe auf3ei9z
Eungsn rptrtIo3 ieisnr llnp es paren
aud ni4t Iapter nbcbmiife S0rfer"
Tur lie; oeiln lie nor 3sttpeilig Die
0ef6brtin ibres 9dtten BEL Ieinen
Stuoien depelen. Seionoers fielsn
ibr a"ufaeidnunger ubsr elm rteuss
esSis uaIlIht in bic Nugen.
8dmaIs btng nod ou9emein Der
ndH.Iide SiguuIsYertebr ouf DER
See pG.I orei Gaternen ab, rpeIfe an
einem Btpf,en dufge3ogeu muroen,
uno oei oiden nsbIigen Wetter tporel
lolAe S7i9naIe gar nidt I6t6ar.
6rau Goitoas ipa5ts, pab ibr 8emabl
ndh Der GrFiAonrg zines Sionol>
Iiht.s tedttete. peItes bei ofdem
Wsttsr anf ms6rsre 1ieilsn i;6tbar
mare, uno BEL tInrem Wetter bis auf
5uan5i9 Tt:iIen; lie bate ein:lal lels
Ter ibrem 8atten oel elnem oiesbe<
ji9lipen Experiment Seiitanp 9elei<
Iiet. uno lie erirnsrte ii9 pieoer oars
an.
llnO nit bslem 1eritdnonis entz
fpideIte liz Den betrefienpen @ntpurf
auf eiJene 9ono raid meiter. IS
gelong ilr audi. Die GunOesregierung
81 peranluF n, oisle SignaIe su pros
bteren. Nrd man mar pon oeniel>
ben 5uaGdDl; Md: beIrleoigt uno ers
tldrte bic C,.rnHuns fir einen 6ebl-
idlag. Nber ;Frou Goitpn ma ni6t
10 lei6t 81 entmutlsen.
Wttte.s ;grer bemlihsn G.antni1e
erldu9te lie EN-: Stelle im Sabos
ratorium oeS 4,niIingIonsr sSlottsn=
bofes, 100 aud ibr Ner;abi Qeorbeis
tet patt=. 3lmit Gotte lie einen mn
mittelbaren @r.perb, Iper lie arbeitete
an Der Grf!nol1g unsrmiioIi6 psi>
ter.
Wieoerum probierte bic Hegierung
ibre perbeiIsrten SignnIlihter,
un0 pieoerum puroen lie dbJtlebnt.
aber nan itrneren Experimental uno
nab prufungel, Die iib iber einsn
Utpnot erltredten, piroe Die &rtinz
our9 ihIieeIld ood) gutbefunoen unD
un%5enonmen. Die 9tegierunJ 8ablte
an Gle Nitne $4,000 fir pds ames
ritaniihe EatentrecDt; aber olele usrs
tdulte aud Ole iranSoIlhen, bic brl-
ltld3en uao Die ltdlIenllben yatents
redte IN Die betrefteuoen 2tomirdIl=
.tss&el0roen, uno lernsr modte lie
0elGGtte nit prlrdten S6iflslinien.
90 luud3s bus l%tnternebmen 3u ltatts
lider 3eoe 'tun9, amp lpdtsr fiibrte
Die S6@ieQertot)ttt oer Witrpe, Mrs.
Utortba ). Goiton, odsielbe peiter.
8ebdrttatei. zines Weibes butte ges
lieat.
0ie Goiton. Signole ino Elm Srs
item ppn rotten, grlInen uno peIben
2idte,a, melde ourb uielerIeit 5dr-
ben Geroln9ungen beitimmte t3dDIsn
oustrii@en uno 10 ducp gu allen mogs
ltdlen W.i~ttt,lanaen %peripenpet .pers
BEN ton.tn- Six inn nber ipaier=
bin bard ole, nod lplrtiamcren elets
triiA"a 0labllGtet meiitens pers
erdngt !notpen,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-15
eianaIlidt : GriimScriu.
0rtols einer mi,teIloicn @itiue bird
Setnrriiftet;.

MIn ipribt in u~uierer ,3tit BON
allerleI 0uigrn. lpelte nuh beltimm.
ten perio" i tenurGt iino, Ano bod
eenlsn ole meiiten babel niemals an
oleie Ptrlonen, peur lie ii5.r6aupt
lptllen. cap oleIeIben ismdls gele6t
bapen. 50 plrp ). =, bel Der grors
terung Der AeIt.rtess~ Grei9nt;Is un=
jct!i1e G}ale 20 Sbropnels 9elproz
den; e0t .oIc pieIe benton paoei an
elnen 4eatnent Sbrupnel, pelIen Haz
men lie n0ereriQen2" Ooer ME piele
erinnern i'G) ar aapttan Svpcott,
lpenE il ten @oDcottlsren reoen, ODER
an i;o9a 42acaoum. psnn lie nuf
mdeooomti'erteE GlnoiirnBen pabin
Luteln2
Sin io'tes 8siipieI JON Got.
lbpelger irps lortpdbrenptr yias
rersnennun8 ptIoet Gud) oas Goitons
Sidt, nut olb i'll olelem Sah DE
p:rgeiielt 4'erirn. lpeIbe Dintt, Dem
Romen lte4i. eine drAu tit. ,}mmtr.
tln mar Mrs Annu Z. Cotton cine
Der ntn:aen Gpdetodter, oereu Ndz
men III oeln elEen oper anbsre.i Nach=
~ldldgentrt beideibene GrpG6nun1
9eftnpea Eat; att; tur ouo ul9emel.
he Yubllt-m qds iie ME eriltlert. Sic
~ rnbe5 mett, Elm peui9 in Grinnes
rung behalttn 81 lperoeu.
,5H @lter pm is ,,agren 5eiratete
ne men IanJen Mann, pelber Nns
l%tef'un9 in SSaibingtoner 6lotteubote
betam aao ,Iata Sang gu alsrIei Grs
itloun9ed bate. 1ot Jim 5dbren
aber ituJb Ger Braun uuO ljeb Die
Nitrue init 4 $fnoera uuo ,bne Sen
iutiid. Ndhrenp Die 6rlu nut lr-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-15
Sic anslanoer in Sraufreid
Sbre BIC ftsfteduna betrcifrnbc Su:bc.
rnrseu Der Barrier Sanoclstammer.

.Sbre Vic ttsfteIuua betrcffeRoc Sp:oc.
rnrseH Der Barrier SanSclStammer.
ROD ipdbreno DTS Srieaes, Der fir
Soiun9 pon 6ra9en Der ~9iehtsiteaun9
Ger IusIdnoer taum ais seeianet ers
'd1sint. iIno Ger franjoiIi6en Som.
msr GeieBespori1ldge uber Die Be
otn9ungen 5uge9nn9su, unter oenen
Iusldnoer in 6rautreid pobnen. Ell
men Seruf treibeL uno Gigentum en-
iperben tonneu. Die Barrier 6dnoe!gs
TANNER bat nadltsbenoe 6oroeruneen
9eiteno genodt: cir Den poriiber9e.
henoen aufentba!t zines AusIdnosrs
in 6rantreih ooer in ben 3olonien
pm ipeni9er ais oreiBis Sa9en ipu
cine notwithstanding, fir eineu
Nufenthalt bon orei. isd9s poer stp0lf
UtonateH cine WohniiBertIqruuq abs
9e9eben rperoen. 9ieie MuFtnth1l.ss
berehtlsuneen tonnen uuf d~en!nriras
them Wese perrpsisert ooer lpioerru,
ZEN iperoen. Radb nGberer llnteriuz
dung Tam einem 1rsmoen cine ieoers
3ett lrioerrufbare 0omi5il3uIa1una
9sipahrt iGeroen 81 ben geIebilt1en
Beoingungen, bic linen bic feitaeIeb>
ten 3ipilrehte einrcumt Gin Nus
lander iol fortau in frantreib crit
0ann naturaliiiert nsy0eu. fpenn lett
Der Dnmi3iI5uIaiiung seDn Sabre pers
tlofen ltno uno penn er mdbreno Der
ndmIi6en 3eit 8ruroei9entum err
rporben ooer einen geruf dusqei;6t
bat. Die Gin3ubiirgernoen miiien
Ila iiberoies Oerpfli9ten, oob ib,s
&inber in 6rautreid er3o9sn tperben.
Den 4usIdnosrn in 9yrantreid Iou
oerboten ietn, in 9epinen, nGber gu
beoetdneaoen 3onen. Die bic 2unoess
p%erteioi9ung beriibrsn, obne bebpros
Iide Selpiligung 0runoeioentum su
ermerben. 0ieieIbe 9orIdrift ion fir
Padtpertrdge geltsn, Ole MusIGnoer
in ben betreffenoen 3onsn eingeben.
Gs iol cine Giite Der inbuitrieam uno
tommer5ielen llnternehmungen aufs
geltellt neroen, Ole pom N~usI1noern
IN 6rdnireid nur nit SuItimmunu
oes prGfetten, Der in llebereinItims
mung init Der !0anbelstammer Der
betretfenoen 9egeno bdnoeIl, ~au50eiibt
neroen tOnnen. Die in 6rnntreih ans
9eltelten Nuslinoer lolen unfGbia
lem, Wdnodtare 5u iperoen uno be-
5uglihe Eehtsattc au35uiiben.
gsmertensmert linO audi Die Dor
9eitIa9enen geihrdntuneen fir Die
III Jrantreid) ertihteten Weieaidafs
ten. MiinDeten8 Elm Niertel oes 0es
iellddftstopitaIs ION fran50fid iein
Sci Grridtun9 BON 8eieli9dften, bel
Grbobung oes 0eiellihoftstapjtols
un0 Ausgabe BON CbIi9ntionen. 6ir
oieie 0elsainafter haoen Die 0ans
D%eistnmmern Elm 3~eionDeres Bud 3u
l!iprfn. b05 Dem 4ublitum offen Itsbt.
0rei @ierieI Der &erpaltun9srdte ner
N'tienQei elidol,eu o0eg &omman0its
a'tlNngeledid1dtter toien 5run3cien
lein. Oeyanten. 9eIegierie 0eo Der
pl.tunearatee un0 Etrettoren mifien
Erul5o1en ieja. 4u8 6ran3oien mlis
,en audi orti 8ier,eI oes Yeriondls
beitepen, 9on 0eieui4aften in 6rnnt
reid. an oensn Nu5lonoer beteill1t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-15

-Gonoho Bot 3Gl693 Wonn u1ter
@oIfcL bcioqt eln alItIider Neridlt
0e1l or0licren 1beif onoon ober jDobl
lon1lt inter Der er6a. 9c8 TT Der
Nricg.
5ohcr 5ie ms Jest nod ujdt
ocpuBt NORM Die oIneritoniihc Mt.
i~rtcn6uieIei eiqentth ibren @run0
hap 0 geeil 9me~jfos Sumpat6ie
INNER ouf Seiten oes Shmadcren
Itcbt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-15

e @inoenburgon.
leibel so miro
Die finite ocut-
Idle S~riegSonlci-
be in Die @elt-
gcihihte iiberoc-
bet.
"a milit1-
ride @c1did
OuItihlan 3 ;
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-15

uclde 700 SUB lana limo uno Toit.
lddcn 3iplld}en 9eitihlano uao Den
Hereinafter Stootcli beforoern loI.
len. Stott elmer bahen lie 3pei
fololiole @nSbiinc1L I'M aelllu
Gas tllr Die 1000 MeiIcu mcifc
6ohrt mltfllbrcn 81 fonnet. Gic
Belt Der ltcberfohrt lit ouf - Stun.
ocn bcrehnet. 9icic ,3epbelinc font.
llcr Dem g%eitonnten @epdbrsmann
6ufolae lib bober i'll ole 2uft bcluc.
gen ais ale bisberlacn 2uftlhiiic
oie'er Viii uno bnmit fcinoliden 6lic.
9erdnariffcn entGcben. sic fon.
nen icbcr so 5onncu 8oIt ntflteb.
nlcn. AlS 8ortn loa nuBer ser irll,
bcrcn Hdtc bon . Sent pro llrsc %
Gent reip. | Nort - ertro crbo.
ben mcroe)l.
Jtoh Dor gang tur5cr 3cit miir0c
cine ioIhe ytod,ridlt otg rcine8 WGr.
den crihiencn 'ein. abcr nod0cm
oaS llnter'ee @uuoelsidliif Drlttid-
Iono glitdlidl iibcr Den 4tIantiidcn
Gjcon mo 5nrilfaefohren, oori 6cn
Ic1ttIfcn 8ugetrout mer6cil. oaB tie
nudl ooS ssogniB elmer 2uitfabrt
ndh Nmcrifa nid,t idlc1lcn mcr6en.
Ter aroBe Gric0 iheint thotiGhlidl
1eutIhlonb gum 2dnoe Der unbc
Qrcn8ten Moelidfeiten qcrnodt al
bobcn. Usher yaiIlen folqt Die @clt
Gem Sortidrittsternpo, oas boni
g'olte Der Gid,ter mo 9enfcr onqc
idlonen miro.
@r. Gpitein 1T 8%oQItdnh;o 6opon
iiberseuQt. nab Qrrtif(mo aieoeu
miro. nm meint 6os niiFtcn Sic PHI
irten oudI uno tie f1mpften MIR nod
mn Die 1rie6crts . 2'ehiunnnurn fcih
ter 8u qcitoltcn. &c iper0cn Nantit
Gcra0c BOG @eQentaei( errcihcni
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-15
3eppelin=YOlt Oas Nd6ite .

Gin ioebcn aus Gu.
ropn %5itrilf0efobr.
ter Gbicoqoer 9ur.
Ger Norris GpIteln
beridltCt in ser DOR
tiAcn Sribunc. oob
cr III DelltidIonO
3lpei Ricicn 3cp.
pcIinc nit 9tanIcn
Nnlcrifo ltno
2crtidllon0 iob,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20

FOR SALE Two heavy colts, horse
and mare, 2 and three years old, or
will exchange for yearling or two-year-
old cattle. Ole Furaas, Viroqua, Rs.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20

For SALE-Full blood Plymouth
Rock roosters at 81 each. j. w. Nor
ris, Viroqua, RI.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20

For SALE "A six-room living house
and two lots of land west of the court
house. Sold cheap if taken soon. In
quire of Mrs. T. G. Lindstrom. SLIT
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20

A. S.
Regular meeting OF the common council called
70 order by the may u. Members present: Alder
men Knudscn. Chase. Foster. Larson. Rogers
Mi utcs of previous meeting read and app roved.
The T. flowing accounts were read. approved by
the hnsnce con mittee snd upon molten were al
lowed. roll call Of members. all voting aye.
Labor account, Eli Aiken SSc, DIR. NJ. Surenson
inspection and disinfection of the residence OF
Peter Amsrud. deceased. International Harvester
Company I2I. Capital City Culvert Co. 1880.
Moved. seconded and carried that the building
committee Of the new bank be allowed the use of
one-third of Decker street and one-third Of Main
TO place material during the erection of the new
bank. Also John E. Nuzum be granted the same
privilege on Rock ave. Moved. seconded AID car
Ted that the water be turned on the skating rink.
Moved. seconded and carried that the pool and
billiard license money Of c. B. Foster be returned
70 him The resignation of Alderman E. A
Schmidt as alderman for the First ward Of the
city OF Nlroqua was presented and accepted to
take effect December l6, 1915. Il wss moved. sec
onded and carried that the council proceed 70 elect
an alderman IN place of Alderman schmidt re.
signed, to bold Office until the next municipal
election. An informal ballot was taken in which
five votes was cast of which number Z. z. kashn
received votes and ]. III. Bennett 2 The first
formal ballot votes were cast of which number
z T. kuehn received and J. NJ. Bennett |; E ?.
huebn having received the majority Of all votes
cast was declared elected alderman for the FIRST
ward Of the city Of Niroqua
On motion council adjourned.
z. J. OLDER. Clerk.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20
DoINGs OF me CITY COUNCIL


Re9sa,ar meeting of the common council, Pres
eat hayer Garrett, Aldermen Foster. Larson.
Chase Rogers Schmidt ard Knudson
EllHotss of The previous meeting read and ap-
proved. The following accounts were read, ap-
proved by the finance committee and upon mo-
ton allowed. roll call of member all voting aye.
Labor account: VIM. WEIGH zoe. S. r. Pollard
2. 81. ArsOlaf Hagen II %. Viroqua Electric Light
Co S97 "a. Standard Oil CO 2. 80. Ostrem l.z0.
Irwin Henry l.4l. q Towner lOi, johnson &
Vigiahl SOC,
Financial report Of ctS treasurer read. APP
proved. adopted and ordered placed on file. show
irR balance on hand Dec ambsr OF 81 .O23 o.
t,1st ~ fuel for runping water fer the mont.
of November Nas SS7.31.
Upon motion council adjourned.
E. j. OLDER. City Clerk.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20

For SALE--A good work horse, 5
years old, viii be sold reasonable if
taken soon. Ward White, Viroqua,
X. 9. 5l-lw*
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20
WANT Al. COLUMN
For Sale

For SALE-Timber by the acre, 10
ton baled timothy hay, and 30 cords
of dry oak wood. Richard jacobson.
Viroqua, r. 3. 5l-lw&
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20
L.l,af ans
enfed

For nice Christmas present moth
ing would please the old folks more
than good pair o. glasses properly
fitted by A. F. Atwood, the optome-
trist. My tonic lenses are the best.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20

FOR SALE-Young men, the chance
for you is in Polk county, Wis. Good
hardwood lands near Twin Cities. low
prices and easy terms. Baker (AI64)
st. Croix Falls, Wis. 5l-52-I
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20

For SALE -Percheron colts, horses
and mares, com ing three and four years
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20

For SALE-Purebred, large type
Poland China boars and sows. Price
$40 each. Inquire of CO. Olson, West
by, RI. 1872
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20

FOR SALE-Pure-bred Brown Leg
horc cockrels. 81 90 each. Ole Chris
topherson, Genoa. Wis. RI. 5O-2-*
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20

For SALE-Two bull calves7 months
old; one pure bred red Durham with
out papers, registered $35; one blood
$50. Robert Small, Viroqua, R3. so
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20

For SALE-One pair 3-year-old geld
ings, we'll broke. One gray S-years-
old, one black mare 3-years-old, broke;
one pony mare. Same are now at
Thompsou's stone barn. See Albert
SOlVersnn
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20

For SALE Fifty cords of 4-foot
wood, body wood. Want to sell it on
premises, miles northwest of Folsom,
Ole Furaas, Viroqua, Rs. SILL
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20

For SALE Pure bred Poland China
boars, old enough for service. Call on
Claude German, Springville, r |, vi
roqua. 50-2'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20

For SALE MY farm containing l40
Viroqua. Good house. basement barn
40xs0, tobacco shed 132 feet long, corn
crib, hog houses and all other ont
buildings, good well;farm well fenced.
Will sell with or without stock and
machinery. Easy terms. Joseph Blu
chanAn, Viroqua. Soft
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-20

DUROCS For SALE-Gilts and bred
sows all sold. A few choice March
and April boars left at prices from
$50 to S35. Pedigree furnished. Also
booking orders for Golden Glow Wis
No. II seed corn, subject to state test.
Shelled and graded. McClurg Bros,
Viroqua
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
EXPECT LARGE CROWD
At WRESTLING MATCH

Intense interest Is helms manifested
IN sporting circles tu this city in the
finish match between Ed Lewis and
Ivan Linow. scheduled to be pulled
IF IN Hroad-street Park next Thurs.
day night and promoters Of the at
fair are already counting the big
ralSe-on they expect 70 turn into their
pockets from the record breaking
crowd that is certain 10 attend The
promoters do not get all OF the gate
receipts, because the major portion is
20 he divided between the principals.
SO per cent 10 the winner and 40 per
cent TO the loser, but at that they ex-
rect handsome returns for their work
in putting on the match. for there ia
every indication that a capacity crowd
VIII he in the enclosure when the bell
rings
Lewis and Linow have about finished
their training Their efforts from now
ON VIII be directed toward Keeping
on edge. When last heard from both
men seemed to have supreme conf
dence in their ability to win out. no
matter how long the match may last
or how furious the going NAV he
The advance sale of ringside seats
has already been the heaviest In the
history Of wrestling in this city, an
dtcatine that Lewis and Linow will
wrestle before an audience Of record
breaking proportions. DIR. J. z. Nc
ponough has been selected as the
third man ON the mat He will call
The principals together at $50 o'clock
and warn them that any infraction Of
the rules or amy unnecessary rough
ness VIII lay the guilty one liable 70
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
Asks To XIII Bears.

Knoxville Aug 2S.--A lava biding
citizen way up in the Great Smoky
Mountain beyond Elkmont, Tenn. has
written letter to MIR Houser, State
game warden at Nashville, complain
nag Of the depredations Of bears on
his property and asking permission 70
shoot the offending ANIMALS before
saeh time as they may finish carrying
off his hogs and sheep.
Under recent legislation which has
became effective the bear season in
Tennessee is closed, until October Is.
and until after that date one may not
legally kill brun, who IS yet fairly
plentiful along the great dividtns range
separating Tennessee and North Caro-
lima
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29

Secretary Josephus Daniels will
vouch for the truthfuIness of this lit
tie human interest story.
Here is another one. Southern
woman moved to New York and took
up her residence there. She waited
day after day and week after week
for the neighbors to call, but hot one
OF them did so, one morning the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-29
ENGINEER DIES FROM BURNS.
Officer on British Steamer Partisan
Succumbs

Newport News, Va, Aug IS
Burns sustained while he was in the
performance of his duties as fourth
engineer on the British steamer Pa
risian last night caused the death of
II. c. ID. Medley at Riverside Hos
pital. Mr.. Medley was scalded while
taking a cylinder cover off of feed
pump on the Partisan last Tuesday
while the vessel lay at anchor here.
DR.. B. r. Gary, coroner, this morn
ing inquired into Mr. Medley's death
and issued burial certificate in ac-
cordance with the facts.
The deceased was thirty-one years
OF age, and had many friends in this
port where he had been coming for
long time.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not been fully completed. but SER
vices will likely be held on Wednes-
day from Caffees by the Rev. p.
Royal Carter. Of the Hampton Epis-