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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-13
WHEATLAND

VICTORY, February IL Virgil Arneson
has been quite sick with rheumatism the past
week. Sherman Hasting is at the Lutheran
hospital in La Crosse where he underwent an
operation on his throat. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
F. Mills of La Crosse visited with Mrs. Mills
parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. Gantenbine of this
place. Mrs. Zytkoskee has been very i'll
with pneumonia the past week. hut IS now
nthe gain Little Everett Gees has been
very sick with commissions. Mr.. and Mrs.
Listen Waller spent few days with their
daughter, Mrs. Eunice Andrews of Lacrosse
Benjamin Henderson Is home after spending
seven weeks in Fair View hospital in La
Crosse. Ohm McIatre ana Robert Angel
We're called to Viroqua for examination .
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Gees and daughter Sell
ma were in town a efw days aEo. Miss
Audrey Arneson, who has been working at
Niroqua returned home Thursday 49,. Alva
Metterlin has been on visit to his parents
at Prescott. Mrs. Bremen is not expected
to recover from an attack Of pneumonia.
The young folks are having great sport
coasting this winter. O.. Jerry Stoda passed
examination at NiroQua and expects TO enter
Uncle Sans service soon. He has led TO
enlist several times but was rejected d. A
big dance held at Tuloch's hall last
Thursday evening. b5g crowd and good
time Is reported. Miss Ina Pulver Of Ga
lena spent the past week with friends here
few days with Their friend Mary toN...,..
Mrs. Fred Jacobus was q Lacrosse caller
Thursday Mrs. BED Brown viii make her
home at the Frances Angel home Mr.. and
Mrs. Rose Mclntire, and Mrs Cora Pulham
and daughter Opal. made trip TO Lansing
see. Mrs. Emil Lier and Mrs. Sims visited
their mother, Mrs. Zytkoskee, who is i'll. ...
Walter Sutherland is moving into one of A.
Tulloch's houses. Mrs. Lena Sutherland IS
staying at the home of her daughter Gladys
DeLacy for a few days. A baby girl ar
rived at the Deaey home few days ago.
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STODDARD

STCDDARD. February IA sleigh ride
party drove 10 Lacrosse Thursday evening
and Billie Burke in the Land Of Prom
ise' Those in the party were: Measrs and
Twite, Misses Zema Wrobel Helen Stenslen.
Mildred Blashek, Bessie Hoff. Messer Adoph
Wrobe', Walter krause, Raymond Hof, and
james A. Wall. Mrs George Flick and chill
dren quarantiued for small pox. Little
Doris being the one afflicted is recovering
nicely. Howard burst has been appointed
mail carrier on Route ?. Oscar Stensleu
has been substitute for several months.
Little Earl Owen was quite sick last week.
DR.. Leuck of Lacrosse was called. He is
much improved at present. Mrs. Ole kjose
underwent an operation for gall stones at
St. Francis hospital one day last week, and
is reported doing nicely. viii Sandlin of
Hanover, and Miss May Broket OF Platte
vile, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Could Sunday. Mrs. Ed. Finstad, daughter
Frank Ender of Chaseburg were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brendel, Sunday
Sergt. Henry A. Robinson, in France with
Co. 31s NJ. S. T. 405 will receive word
of the birth Of a little daughter at his home
here on February 2. Stoddard claims the first
for small pox has been lifted from the Rev.
Daniels home. Stoddard Red Cross branch
now has 100 members. Several donations
have been made and coffee parties given at
the homes of Ole Stenslein, NJ. r bryhn, /.
j. Nestingen and Peter knudson for benefit of
Red Cross. which are a great help and APP
preciated by branch. Members turn
ing in knitting and hospital garments every
day and another shipment to headquarters
will be made this week Funeral Of Earl
of his sister. Mrs. Will Eagon at Lacrosse,
Rev. MaSnuson officiating. Interment was
made in Oak Grove cemetery.
Stoddard News Girl.
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READSTOWN

READSTOWN. February 9.-Children Of
the public schools have been practicing their
songs for the patriotic meeting 70 be held
Monday evening. At this melting a set Of
resolutions will be adopted and sent 70 the
soldier boys from here with "A statement az
our loyalty to them and to the cause for
which they are fighting Attorney A. b. Pc
tcrsou, Rev. Thomas, Rev Hogan, Rev. Terry
and the business men of the village will adj
dress the peopie at this meeting The NJ
w. a. held an open installation and gave an
oyster supper last Thursday evening D.. FL
mer Williams Of this village went TO St
Francis hospital in Lacrosse. where he sub
mitted to an operation FOR appendicitis. the
9Th uf this month A large number Of peo-
pie from this village went 70 Sugar Grove 70
attend the funeral services Of Mrs Edna VIII
ians last Wednesday The ladies aid mot
with Mrs. Louis LillesyanVstu Friday after
NOM Either this is n favorable orTsniza-
ton or else the members are good eo0bs, be-
cause most o. the people in town go to these
meetings Tor square meal SEQ he tobacco
warehouse opened Tuesday, and IS running a
full sized crew Of workers The tobacco has
been coming in pretty FAST this week and the
farmers are well pleased with the returns
from their crops Thomas DreRnc IL now
taking in laundry In the place Of the barber,
Mr.. Miller. The Grammar room pupils enjoy
Cd q sleigh ride one evening last week A
pie supper will be given at the honr of Hem
~ Davis and a basket social at the home Of
Earl Strahl, Saturday evening The proceeds
are 70 be given 70 the Red Cross. The Pri-
mary school have received their large flag as
4 reward for selling the little flag buttons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnie i. Anderson are the
proud parents Of baby boy. born February
first, weight eleven pounds Children and
teachers Of the public schools are boosting
the sale Of War and Thrift Sthmps In the
high school room the pupils have purchased
about $50 worth Of stamps. Thomas Dregne
leads the list with three war stamps and If
teen thrift stamps Albert Spphea. pro-
priptor Of the Boston store. has moved his
stock Of goods into the Geo. Thompson build
ing and s. I. DreRne viii move his stock into
the building formerly occupied BY Mr. So
phiea &C.. T.. O'Neill called 10 Gays Mills
one evening this week by the death Of his
niece Several Of our boys here were call
I'd TO Virogua last Monday TO bc examined
bv the local board Miss Jessie Barteis is
visiting her brother, Prin Fs - Rartels ..
Mis- Ada Williams lett for Montana last
Thursday. where she viii make an extended
visit with her brother he Grammar room
.eseher, Mrs Raftels. has been absent from
schaol tho last three days of this week on
account Of a sprained knee. a crew %
men under the supervision s. Mr.. Deyino are
working on the new mill rHee- As soon
as this Is completed RtaGstown will have
Wattr power Ter tae electric lieh; ulent.
THE SCHOOL.
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FRANKLIN

FOLSOM. February 3 We surely appreci-
ate this nice weather. II also gave as an OPP
purtunity to do some housceleaninU. Ncster-
day the girls washed thu desks. black boards.
etc, and today We scrubbed the Aqo~ a see
some good future housckecpcrs at Folsom
7chonl, and many others Wou!d agree with mo
u they could ser the youngsters make the
Dirt and dust hy Tea slpr.l -.. Ida Munson
nas been attending school again for the
iast two weeks. The Errer dstIs iou ~ tho
Third reader was this week promoted a.
also been adopted for usF ip 4ha school.
W. now hNve four setn: bacic rnHder and
thsee suupAmeutaFy-Ihc y. division Of A
Arithmetic had q test tbs fErte Hud received
following standings; Mabel MuuH.u J2} f
julia jackson ~ humas huHSa~ 30: Odeii
SoiycHEuH 30. The A division ol the Hsri"ul-
were marked as follows: Aiiuc M5rkrio 100
ila Mu7aon s5 Among those HhD na.e
delivered thCsr tobacco this week ares s irfci
Haurc. 7. T. Tollcfson. Hans aud Ieer Boi-
atad, NeiYtu Ho0ysrsgu and Elmer Peterson
"A Eed Gross social viii be- given al Tom
Hestethunes tomorrow NIGHT. The young
Peoples society's annual business needing Of
Krr fiustads charge met February g. aud
Oscar HDOyerson vice president. Rev. Fin
stad secretary. Milerd Christopher-on treas
urer. Alvin sherry program committee, Mary
dUDVFrHDu, SteiiH CnFiNtiaHgpu and Minnie
SWigguu committee On refres huents Mary
Ho0verson, Ella Hanson and Josie Chris
tianson. Mrs. Sever HOoverson has taken
treated by Or. Schreincr. She has had a
painful operation for abeess back 81 her
left eye, and IL has been pltifui % zee the
little suffer 80 much. We hope she will
resident Of our school district. who has been
III since last spring. passed away at his
home last Saturday. Funeral was held Tues
day and the remains taken % the Lib
OUR SCHOOL.
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WEBSTER

LOWER WEBSTER. Joint District No. 2.
Strak. Webster and Whitest0WH-A bas ket
supper. program and spelling contest will BE-
bold AZ Lower Webster school hoJse Thurs
day. February l4th. Everybody invited Al
tar spending three weeks IL Lafroese and
VHoq0a. Mrs. John Coleman returned 20 her
home On Webster Greek ...... NJ. William
Compton. ShO Is still in the LaCraasc hospital
Is repOrte1 70 be IN an improved condition
AlVa strait returned from K9rhe=ter hos
Dita f~w caya apo His daughter Letha
un aerweut succeasfgl operation and eii be-
home .n q few weeks The FREEZES Mondays
airs feHg observed by the merchant 0f Weis-
tse creek Low Webster cheese factory
receives milk only twice week. tuesdays
and Saturdays. There has been no sunday
eekp1i held here since Christmas. Int 10 Is
r1pel that the weather viii soon permit "a
- have our regular meet nga oh. Due h. the
extreme cold weather The average attend
auee az school Tor the fifth school month
is the lowest that it has ever been. Those
ahn have q perfect record Of attendance
for this month are - vyi Brown. Iheima
Dains and Phiilys DANES
LOWER WEBSTER SCHOOL
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A GOOD FRIEND

A good friend stands by you when
in need. Viroqua people tell how
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test. Mrs. w Small of SIS S Rusk
Ave, Niroqua, endorsed Doan's four
years ago and again confirms the
story. Could you ask for more con-
vincing testimony?
~ had bad dull backaches and was
bothered with rheumatic and kidney
trouble, says Mrs. Small "My kid
neys acted irregularly and these com
plants gave me very much annoy
ance. used Doan's Kidney Pills and
received great relief and ! can say
they are All right. Statement Civ
en- Aug -, 1879
LATER TESTIMONY
On Nov. %. 1917 Mrs. Small said:
'Since ] have taken Doan's Kidney
Pills and know their merits, | am safe
in praisiug them. My health has been
fine and have experienced very little
backache since using them at form
er time.
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply a,k for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mrs Small had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs Buffalo, y. y.
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DorNcs OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Virooua. wis. Februarv (. 70

Viroqua Wis February s. 1918.
Regular meeting of the Common Council
called 10 order by the mayor Members pres
emit. Aldermen Anderson Chase, Knudson
Larson. Rogers and Thompson.
Minutes of previous meeting read and APP
proved. The following accounts were read,
approved by the finance committee and upon
motion allowed. Roll call Of members all vot-
ing aye.
Accounts Standard Oil Company s579z
A. C. Hook e25. Sauer Hdw Co. 5s.47. d. T.
Buchanan 26.75. Harry Benson $40, VIM. WEIGH
800.
Ordinance No 1I6, and ordinance to fix the
appointive was introduced by Alderman Roy
ers and it was moved that the ruler be sus-
pended and the ordinance be pat upon its
passage upon motion to suspend the rules, all
voting aye.
The financial report of the city treasurer
for the month Of January was presented by
the finance committee accepted and ordered
placed on file. showing balance on hand Of
27,45S5g.
The mayor appointed the following election
officers for the different wards and they were
confirmed by the council; First ward-W. II.
Morgan and C. F. Powell clerks OF election !:
Chris Ellefson and Andrew Fortune ballot
clerks. Inspectlrs of election. Thornton lay
Tor, G. Mckinney
Second ward Clerks OF election. F. W Al
exander, Adolph Sanwick ballot clerks; r.
:. Norris. J. y Deaver inspectors. John
Fladen. }. J. NJ Dawson.
Third ward Clerks Of election. NJ A..
Camper, W. H. Norris ballot clerks, d. r.
buchanan. Lewis SlibaUgh inspectors of elec-
tion, N. NJ. Foster. j. w. Cade, N. II. Nell
son.
Upon motion council adjourned.
E J. OLDER, City Clerk.
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FOREST

MT TABOR. February s.-our school rs
in Forest town District No. ~ .ZelIa and
Bud Kizer spent Sunday afternoon at Myron
WincheIl's Attendance at school has heen
rather poor Of late owing 20 cold weather ...
Ed Durkee went 10 Baraboo 20 attend the
funeral Of a relative Joe 1snecek attend
ed creamery meeting IN HiilsbOro. Thursday
.- The MtTabor creamery has lately Pc
eeivei a carload u butter tubs MtTabsr
school cleaned mouse on Friday afternoon
Claud Brown visitesI in the northern part of
the state and returned home Monday o.. y. T.
Sherman went % Raraboo. wednesday. r.
attend the funeral If hiB nephew. J. r. Jan
eeek. and " p. Janeeek were 60 Hlisbo~D
Thursday . J4eI Reveis IL hauling soa1 t.
the MtTabor creamery .-. Willard CDz and
son Dewey. are haa.ing wood b Hi'ishoro- 90.
Harley Reyeis has hen hired % build fires ~
the Mt.Tab0f schca. Wedding bells ~lH
soon b. ringing IL our neighborho1d ..-...
Mi abor school plan On valentine box
February Il A new block creamery Be- o.
be erected in NtTabor. Befiie Hevels Vis-
tied 10 the home If nis uncle, Jue HeyeiG- ..-
Harry Burris. scr " Pred Burris, who arr
swered his country cali, has been IN The ho=-
pitai in camp for some time.
THE SCHOOL
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State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo.
49,. E...a...a..

AehhAa NbuHtas -.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner CT the firm of Il. ].
Cheney & Co. doing busineys In the City
OF Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm win pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before roe and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day Of December.
a. d. 1856. A. w GLEASON
tSeaD Notary Public.
Hairs Catarrh Medicine Is taken in
ternaily and acts through the Blood on
the MUCOUS Surfaces Of tie System. Send
for testimonials. free.
+. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo. q
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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BIG STOCK BARGAINS

Offered by Co. Breeders Association
For Sale-Purebred Jersey bull now
ready for service. Several high grade
Short Horn heifers. One pure bred
Ayershire bull ready for service. Two
purebred Short Horn bulls. Purebred
Poland China, Duroc Jersey and Ham
pshire gifts, bred. A few high grade
Holstein heifers, T. G,BROWN Act
ing Secretary.
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FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE ! WILL
not be responsible for pay any debts con
tracted by ny wife. Mary Fauske.
Dated February 6. 1915
PETER FAUSKE.
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KICKAPOO

KICKAPOO CENTER, February .4.-We
all a broad smile last Thursday and
Friday while writing examinations. Gerald
and Wilma Harris were absent from school
Kellogg returned home from Iowa, with her
father, last Tuesday. She is not able to at
tend school the rest of the year. L. T..
VanWinter's family spent Sunday at c. o..
Smiths John Morrow passed away last
Friday. Remains were laia to rest in the
and family MIR. Fred Sutherland and wife.
spent Sunday at Mrs. Nora Kyser's. Andy
Hankins and Oscar Berry left Tuesday for the
eastern part Of the state where they pur-
chased couple of Guernsey cattle. James
Rabbit had an unusual accident last week.
pronounced the disease to be lung worms
He also lost brood SOW. THE SCHOOL.
MANNING, February 6.-There was no
school last week because teacher was call
ed to Fairbault Minnesota, TO attend the fun
eral of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred +. Will
liams. -. a large crowd attended the meeting
at Manning church Sunday. February 3. The
choir from Viola was there and Mr.. Shaw
gave an interesting talk Several pupils
are absent from school this week bee ause Of
cold weather and deep snow. -. Mrs Nora
keyser will have a wood bee February IA
Everybody is invited. Chester Gande~ is
Green cut up fodder last Monday ,..
James and Frank Kyser hauled hay for their
sister, Emma kyser, last Monday B. +.
Adams aclled at the school house last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Anderson are the par
ents Of a baby boy. o.. Our school will be
is secured. Our teacher has resigned and viii
leave Thursday morning for Shelby, Montana
where she will care for her brothers baby.
THE SCHOOL.
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' ''' Il HILsDALE SCHOOL.
VIROQUA

BISHOP BRANCH February II. Mrs. Pc
/ ter Lavpld and Alice Robinson visited school
/ last Wednesday afternoon. coraiai invita-
ton is extended 70 the parents ana people
l Of the district 60 visit the school and SEQ
our work Mrs Charlie Alexander I. az
| the Lutheran hospital in Lacrosse. Wisrra
condition IS reported better but still uu.t,
serious Marion Hockenberry and wife o.
ViroQuR have moved onto The farm ownej
by l. n Groves. Mr.. HoCkenberry viii WORT
for Mr.. Groves the coming season Elmer
Whitney OF Victory sisited at the Tom Side
home last weeS- Desly Cox Of fleasant
RIDGE is visiting AT the home Of /. n. Grove
The young people are spending their
evenings rehcarsing play which they OK
poet 20 give in the ar future II j. na0
Grandfather Wiliar Parr bahy girl B.
making her home with their daughter. Mrs.
Gilbert Hanchett Thomas Groves, who at
tends hiph school IN NlroQua WAS compelled
10 return 20 his home last "wednesday be-
cause Of larke earbuncle or his ankle.
which made IT. impa bie for him b. attend
20 his srhnoI dutir-- Mrs GEORGE 1urner
Is SUFFERING from +evere attack Of erysiF'-
ROUND PRAIRIE February II Jennie
Seland .eft fof Chi'aEc iast week MIS- Sc
land viii soon return with her spring iine 81
millinery. ... Miss D,ia Ol0on left FOR Sen
Francisco on ThsrsJay morning. Her
sister Ida. and brother, Chester accon,H''a-'
her far Lacrosse. Dir. Ed 4.-ir.-5 5H
delivered tobacco ~ ueS0to last weeE. ...-
The little schoo! house was turned H''
regular factory Mntn last Saturday
seventeen ladies gathered and practica.7y ,l.a-
pieted five bath robes and eight fos1 n
shirts for the I.ea Cross Howard
OF DeSota was 4. business caller al ,.rpuua
Saturday lie also visited tine 81 E.le.soG
home Of this place and returned hpn. oa
Sunday NJ. kmou Olson, student al vi
roqua high school returned on Sunday from
Madison, where he Was sent 20 represent the
Agricultural class in the cattle judging con-
test Teddy Stevens spent over Sunday in
Lacrosse. He took IN the debate on VII
day evening. oil. An enjoyable party was gtv-
en- at the horne 81 Albert Egeness an Sstur-
day evening. b.. Roy Bentson has been ar eut
from high school the ast week on account Of
the rnea les. Miss Ellen Moore
of county training sill visit our school
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Of this week
This il done in compliance with some cadet
work which students are requested tO DO.
THE SCHOOL.
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MONEY TO LOAN

On farm property. Funds always
on hand, no delay. Interest reason
dress, or call on w. j. Hickisch, 20S
S. 4th street, La Crosse, Wis.
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THE SCHOOL

Dance at R1nning's hall Friday
night Music by Culver's.
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Star Program

Ndr program
WEDNESDAY
Mary Pickford in
LESS THAN DUST
Special z reels; also Current Events
10 and 20 cents
THURSDAY
THE RAGAMUFFIN"
Blanche Sweet
Extra Comedy. Lost, A Cook
FRIDAY
open PLACES"
Western with Jack Gardner
FORD WEEKLY
SATURDAY
THE GUN FIGHTER"
VIM. S. Hart (Also Triangle Comedy
MONDAY. FEB. Is
The First Episode of
THE FIGHTING TRAIL
Clara Kimball Young in LOVES
SUNSET" and WILD BEASTS
AT LARGE"
WEDNESDAY
Famous Player Program
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
THE OBRECHT SISTERS
In addition to the Regular Program
"Skinner's Baby" and Madame
Butterfly" coming on the second and
third Fighting Trail nights, Mondays,
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Ill ARRIEIl

w Rev. Finstad February 9Th. at Mister
ling, Thomas Halvorsou and Thressa Aspen-
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Thursday is St. Valentines day
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"Skinner's Baby" and Madame
Butterfly" coming on the second and
third Fighting Trail nights, Mondays.
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WEDNESDAY
Famous Player Program

FRIDAY and SATURDAY
THE OBRECHT SISTERS
n addition to the Regular Program
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MCKENZIE DISTRICT. January 2s-Miss
Josie Cook visited school one day recently,
Miss Cora Nofsinger, teacher The McKen-
zie school house has recently been painted,
also new floor laid A teachers institute
is TO be held al Hshoro February 2. All
teachers near here are planning TO attend o.,
Stockholders Of the Greenwood cheese factory
held a meeting at Yuba. Saturday evening
January 20 j. Elsie Eastman and Cora Nof-
singer called on Pearl Brown of Champion
Valley, Sunday Mr.. Fisher of West Lima
an agent for an insurance company, came
through this vicinity last week.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-13

Clara Kimball Young in LOVES
SUNSET and WILD BEASTS
AT LARGE"
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SATURDAY
THE GUN FIGHTER"
VIM. S. Hart (Also Triangle Comedy
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-21
THE RUIN OF RUSSIA

TT HERE IS today and tomorrow. We know little about
either. The man who missed the train that would
have taken him to his wedding vexed but he glad
when he knew that the train through open bridge and
drowned everybody on board.
The great affairs of life not arranged in principle
much differently than the small fashionable speak of
the standpoint of the present outlook But this is diff
come
The anarchy in Russia is scarcely greater than that in
France during the French revolution historically correct
to assert that the revolution the making of France
1t is not yet established that the anarchy in Russia
will not the of the Hohenzolens and the Hapsburgs
Among the reports from Ausr and Germany that
show powerful movement of sympathy for the Russian work
ing class position.
1t would off hand if fate could overtake Russia
by which her people in the future will be miserable they
have been in the past Nor does it likely that German
hegemony be permanently established the Russian
mind
The Europe of the Hohenzoens and the Hapsburgs
last The undermined the foundations of the sys
European monarches must disappear because the minds of the
European peoples have changed about monarches.
At the opening Of the Germany held millions Of
citizens who opposed to he monarchal system In Rus
STA the entire body of the people with rng exceptions
opposed to abouis and in political and economic beliefs
much sympathy with the liberal elements Of Germany
The acquisition of Russia cannot in the long strengthen
the existing German system 1t might strengthen, and would
future state, democracaly organized for govern
ment and industry.