davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
Den banife Mab loffer efaanin-
gerne.

S ben iiolte Sio er en- iterf It's
banoring al ibenife Mrbeioere til
|9anmorf begDnot. Set er belle So
miller, iom MT flptter ODER til @ig-
benbopn. Sorat6en &ropsarbeioere
bar ogiao Gorretningsonmer ifaffef
Jig Mnipttelle paa Sen anoen @i6c
al 9reinno. Cont Motip for l1o-
flptntrgerne anferes / &egelen Sen
beore Eifgang paa 2ebnetsmioler /
gu, iom panlig / tioli-
gere Mar> er ogiaa en- bel Del lpen-
ife Sorobrugsarbei0ere rejit oper.
-E.E- s -Er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
Sen banff-engelffe Sanbelstraftat.

Sen b%anif-eneelife @anbelstraftat.
Danmarf bar en6nt1 life officielt
nogen Meo6elclie fra sen
engelife &egieritg ON 9piigeIie at
ben meget gamle @otr6elstraftat
6e to 2an6e - ipm telegra=
fife mcooelt bar 8orar Gam / Nar-
.larnentet bebn6et 6enn1e Sp1igelle.
Meen / fompetente areoie 6erbiemn1e
onier mon oct for 1elpfelgeligt, at
Spiigelien fommer, ganife fom
Sronfrig, Sfalien og en- @effffe on
Ore at 6e frigsfbren6e 2anoe bar
opiagt 6eres &an6elstraftoter Man
regner imi6lerti6 me6, at e fter sen
loDale Stilling, Danmorf belle ST
ben nnoer &rigen bar inotoget ober
for England, bill Sorban6lingerne
til fit SID ON en- np &moelstrofttat
life boloe @anifeligbeoer, og man
regner me6, at 9anmarf bill toni
me til at b9re til Sc 2anoe, 1on1
England bill in6remme en- Me1tbez
gl1nitigelies= 5tilling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
Tebiclshirlp ! goI6ifnret.

Set bar for nogIe Daae ii0en, tort
|fgr Mnlme=0 unpere1 ifuloe afgaa
fra &ipbenbnDn, at Ell ll,1g 9iene1te-
|pige Mnrie Scbmi6t tom til Sol6e-
|rers Sfl1r.
sun bar - 11ao ia - BUN bar.
bpao man fal6er i p%eliigne6e 0m,
ftanoigbe6er, i bpert Salb tilipne-
Ia6en6e.
Dette forflareoe bun oglao Sc
:fpin0elige Gol6meobiplpere, Ser ffal
piiitere Sc ODER Sl1noet reiienbe Da-
mer, og me6ens bnn rebn1e6e bpbt,
ha6 bun bem ON at tage &enfpn til
benoes noget bonifelige Sun6beos=
tilitan6, iaa at man life Git for
itren9t til &erfs me6 benoe.
Wten Der bar en- al Sc fpitt0elige
acknowledgement, Ser bor Ell forfo-
ren So neob,1tg cmfGbp br6lu Din
rem Some, og bum iaa itrafs, at set
ptit life bang rigtig immnen mes
Maries &aaitmo. Derfor Heote b11n
be1roe al lige til sfia6et, % laa
ifete oct, at Morie ne6fom mes 8
pelifabte @1lmmiIanger.
8aa6e M5ooer og 8prn befir6er
fig efter Omlten6igbeorne bel.
De er onbragt bos Msieslor
9borl1p.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
So banife Sfibe lenfet.

Sfplge telegrafiif Snoberet,ting
fra set banlfe &on1ulati Bergen CT
Dompifibet r4lerp", tilbpreroe
.Donia" i Ggbierg, pao @eiie fro
el1gelif til 6anif Sop11, Natten til
16oe M1aj forlilt efter &tlliiion meo
to engelife Gorpeoolagere no for
Sen norlte &plt. Sfibets 8eiafning
er rc0oet % in0bragt til Bergen.
Sfplge t%elegrafiif Meeooelelle
fra set 6on1fe &oniulat / Stapanger
er @fonnerten ngnrbla" at &p6bp
Sapa, tilbgrenoe &e0eriet sal
ten, luxembourg, paa &eiie fra er-
gel]f til bonif Sapn blepen ip1fd
ben Ia. Maj i M%or0lpen. Sftbets
8eiatning er reooet W inofom1ne,t
til 5tabanger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
Drebt peb @aa6elfnb.

90 Broprietpr &etergooro, Sell
1igisgaaro, fornplig bi1oe tage fit
@eber for at gaa u6 at ifp6e @fa=
Der, git @fabet al og ramte BAN i
BrD1tet. San 696e faa Minutter
efter, noen at bore fonunen til 8e-
bioitbeo. San bor 80 g(ar gan1-
mel % efterlaoer fig G11fe og fem
8grn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
2anobrmaets Mrbeibsfraft.

Sen 1%loenlan0ife Mrbejosiraft
iabnes, Slom befienot, / Mar. Otter
bDa6
toret metter, fer Ser BOG life us til
at blibe Mangel paa Mrbej6sfraft
til 2anobrltget / Nor. &totil bar
@fterlpprgilen i Dpert Sol6 rigelig
funnel Bottles.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
Sture @aper til 6eo%eiefffabet. .
Set 6an1fe 6e6eIel1fnb har fra e

al1onprn @iber mootaget 10000
8r. / ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iamt en- @ape paa 10000 ST. ton
tat1t paa 8etingelie al, at Ser 11ole-
beres 100 Me6lemsfort til 1ibspari-
ge Me6lemmer al Selifabet.
SpDrigt bar Selifabet faaet u6-
betalt 10000 aroner, iom afog6e
2anostingsmono, @rosIerer Sol
ger 8eterien bab6e efterla6t selifa=
BET ifglge Eeltamente.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
gape.

Meffttor, Srf. @oler, bar tilbnot att
1fienfe &iipbenbubns aommlt,1e bet,-
Deg pe6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ligz
aeroe STOLE. 5folen, Der er SRlles-
ffole, bar 249 @leper. @rnoomten
er anlot til en- garoi al $4,000
Ser. Sugen fommer til 8%ebanbling
i &jebenbopns 8orgerreprei enta-
tionS Msebe i Ell n9r Sremti6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
bentlig aar bisie gnreforoprere ie-
mere SOB til at maatte rpffffe s1ao meo
,,Saben til langt ritgere S~ortieneIte
END ben, Der MI ct bll0t SEM.
Geaater.

Danif Gorfatterforenings 2egater
er Mar blebet forfeit paa felgen6e
Maaoe: Sans Wlmann 800 ar.,
Nage 8arfoeo 200 Ser, garl @an-
ornp 200 Ser, Sobs. $oecf 200 ar.,
Sborfil6 @ruoIuno 200 Ser, ST..
phil. Sort 8. @ortien 200 Scr. 81
go Nalban6ian 200 Ser, Goitb @ooe
200 Ser. % Sons Sartpig SeaoorF
200 ar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
8risfDntrDI.

Otter SSn6enrigSminiiferiets Sno-
FILLING bor &risreguleringsfom-
misiionen taget UNDER O%berbejelic
at in0fbre 8risfontro1 mes Gom-
men 1lttninger al Mprings6ribenoe
cg iaooanne SammenTutninger,
bits 8ris er b%eltemmen6e for set
oonife Marfeo. Man bill berpeo
1ege at opnaa, at Sc 8eIporelier,
Der opnoaes be6 SummenIlutninger,
ogioa / bsjere @ra6 fommer Sor-
br1tgerne til @o6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
Sbab ct 2anbstingspala fo1ter.

Scr bleb ifplge u@osfilbe Dgbl."
2gr6ag BEN IL. Mai / Dieter til
&olgme110ene / &osfil6e 116betolt
tiaIt ca. $4,000 Ser. Sor mango
8algmen6 tog &ejiel1 4 Gage, og
6e fit uobetalt 9ieter for ollie fire
Sage. Meo Mnnonecr, l1ogiftcr til
@algbeitpreller o1p. fommer set 8e=
Igb, @aIget / @osfiloe olene bnr To-
itet, op til ca. 10000 aroner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
garetilfgrIerne seb ira.

Otter bbao hi erfarer, bor Ste
praientonter for @rbperpenes Gpl-
l%e's1obalg for nplig / Gpiflano for
batolet ON forifiellige @oretiIfgrTer
til 9anmarf 5p6 fra, / Eiliutning
l De oanif-tpffe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
banolinger / Sorooret.
Ser er giennem 6isie Torban6.
Itnger opnaaet Siliagn fra tpif SIDE
pm foregeoe 8i1feriler af oisfe Mr.
ter &emifalier, ierlig Mebicinalpa.
rer % oesloen at Sern og Staol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
Mn Tan Ser faaes Cement.

Der er en- 8eorine i l1ofigt for
BDggebirffombeoen. Ser er toni
men mere Cement.
eementnnbnet oplpier, at 8ebolo-
1a1t1gerne at Cement anfes for at
oare tlitreffelige til, at giIlaoel-
Ter til at faa u6lepere Cement, 1toqr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
Stpr @abe til Northumberland.

Direftionelt for BeImoerbiem.
met bar bapt ben @laoe fra en- Gel
giereriaoe, iom lite puifer fit Napn
'1toeDllt, at mlobtage 10000 aroner 1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9ente tore @ape CT iao meget
mere fjarfornll1er,, ION Sjemmet i
lang SiD bar prret operfplot m1eo
86rn % trenger til ct MT Siem
iom erlten oil blipe fjebt eller Bug
get.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
Gnigbeb.

&lpbenbapn, 20. SSl1ni. De tire
nor6iife 2anoes Stats< og noen-
rigsminiltre blep paa Mpoerne ber
igaar og Sns6ag enige ON en- Sort.
19ttelle -af 0en 1tpartiife Nertralitet
for Sc tire nor6iife Qonoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
: Dann1ark. =

GorbnnbIingcr ont Me1ligbe6en al
8iettoptagelien al en- Support ira
lSeblpei5, iaolebes at @nrerne tram
iiteres giennem Epiflan6. Ser me-
mes Sanoimligbeo for, at Sage,1
Ipif gaa 0rben, % at Ser 81. q.
Ifl1Ioe funne blipe. Sale ont 9ilfgr-
Tier at Gbofolaoe % forifielltge in
.buitrielle @ro6ufter, +. cts. l1bre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
@nmmirinae til Gbflerne

1pneer 11lt poo set ii6ite 8ers. &1tn
bos Gpflebanolerne ligger enoa11t
nogle enfelte Set Daf og Changer
ti1bage. Smiolertio TON Der maaife
inart bentes ct life ringe &arti
@ummi i &onoelen fra en- ret rlipo-
banlig Slide, nemlig fra Ms1esior
9borup. San bar 2ebet at ct @ur
iamlet fig ct Eager paa ODER en- ba1p
Ones 9ufino Set @a11nmi fra 1ap-
peoe ipenife Gm1tglere, % bisie
Sm1glerbarcr bill mi blibe reali=
iereoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
Observation-Disclosures siet-
aenS SnbeIer

bleb fornplig iolgt peo Murltion. De
foiteoe, ife1ge u@riit. Dagbd.", til
lamnfen lige beb 100000 Ser, men
oeraf betaltes rigtignof Sc $4,000
&r. for ct eneite Solsfmpfafe beltoo-
en0e al IS 9erler me6 8rillantloos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
Erafe1 gettn Glanien.

Rotten til ben lite Maai opoe ST.
8ettp Wa1lien. Gen fpbenbaonfe
sgnoagsifoldag bar 6er1neo miitet
en- gontnlel1 trofaIt Ben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
st borgerligt 8rDllnp Mnno 1918.

Ser fnnot forle6en ct 8rpl11,p
Sfe6 / Gr1te Strife i &igbenbaon,
De6 bbtlfet for omtrent 2 Millioner
@ro11er. SS1beler bar repr9lenteret.
Denme &rugt bar eneltaden6e-ifri-
Der u@ffltrdbla6et" / 8etragt=
ming al, at set bar belt borgerlige
Menneifer, Ser bleb bet: On Dat=
ter at &eitaltratgr Neterfen @ri1s
8tlbelms @ala) og &eitebono1er
San{en, Dnglte 8rooer til Sc fire
9eitebonolere Sanrif, @illiom,
4nuo og Sarrp Sonlen, Ser UNDER
&srigen Tom Spfiebere for sen tpife
Staggering bar m%angeoobIet oeres /
Sorpejen anielige Millionbebolo-
ni1tger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19

Serpiif Sillibspot,m til 3a6le.
Sra Sborsbabn telegrafereS til
i Nolitifen" at 2%agtinget bar peo-
ct Gilliospptl1m til Statsmini-
lter 3able.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
MinbesmGrfe for S. g. Sacoblen.

~ :" fT ISN.
Det er mprfeligt, at ser ol6rig
er blepet rejit 11oget Mo11ument for
IS. s.. Sacobien, ON bbis 8etpoming
for 11Dere 0anif 2iteratl1r Ser iHffe
berifer bette Meringer.
Mu ip1es Ser enoe1ig at pare
|5temning for at inobente set for
ibp1nte. Set er foreilaoet, at ct anie-
ltgt @rabmple iful0e afIe1e set be-
ifeome &elief, Der 1mpffer 0igterens
.9bileiteo Gbiite6. Men 8ineobug-
.geren Micbar0 Magm1sien bar giort
Jig til Ealsmano for Sen pietetsf1l-
&c. Sanfe, at man bltrSe laoe @ra=
ben og oens enfle 8rpo, Ser fploes
fjGrlige og for faaenoe San6er, bee
re nforanoret % oerimo6 rejie SEN
Statlte, iom S. g. Sacobien fortiez
11er, og iom intet 5teos pi1 bore be-
Ore poa fin NIa6s ems / NigterenS
Spoebp Sbilteo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
ABERDEEN. S. D.

600 Acres "improved' Farmi Brown Coun-
~, GUY tlisaaet, de $50 med Hvede, Kj6beren
Havre og Majs, En- Fjerdedel we'd Eieva.
g Prs $45, pr Acre. $1,000. kontant Resfen
81 a V1lkaar der passer K6beren.
priser. Ss,
N. HOILIEN, Aberdeen, s.. D.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
@ape til Snnb6olu1.

@abe til Sltn66olm.
On anonpm @ioer bar ifienfet
10000 &roner til Sun6bo1m meo
9nifet ON, at &enterne ifal a11ben-
.oes til Snbfjdb al 9froatobof til
uooeling .blan6t 8eboerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19

|Landet hvOr kreatur
gresser paa frodige Klevermarker.
Central Minnesota Land, send Brew
kort efter gratis Pris Liste paa
Land og Farme. Adresser:
A. Murray. Wadena. Ninn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19

TiSalnS Har ca $4,000 Acre. Land
.ss0sS0e tilsalgs. bet meste er r hard
wood Land, fra IS. til SIS. pr Acre. sel-
ger Landet med So. pr Acre kontant, Re-
stem paa Kontrakt, som kan afbetales paa S
q 6 Aar, 6 Procent Rente. Har flere OPP
dyrkede Farme omkring Bimidji. Er Eicr
oog Agent. AR. ERICKSON, Bemidji.
MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
6reberif BEN Sttenbes 9g6sbag.

S .Mnlc6ning af N~arSongen for
Song 6reoerif Sen Ottenbes 9go
of(agoe Song Gbriitian, @nrfe0ron-
ming 2ol1ile, leolaget al 8riniesfer-
ne Sbpra og Dugn1ar ia1nt @rins
@1litop ben ID. Mai 8ei6g i Sos.
fi1oe Domfirfe og neolagoe Blom-
tier poo &iiter11e / Sreoerif 6en
5emtes &npel og be6 3rinlesie Mn=
ries sarfofag / &rppten. Gftcr ct
0pbol6 paa ca. 8 &parter forlob 6e
fongelige Domfirfen og fierte bort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19

.. S. 8. e. bar miitet 19 6fibe
/ 2pbet al 1917 og 13 Mano al 8e-
igfningerne er mfom1te. 8eietnin=
.gerne bar osf1reret efter &egler, ser
parierer fra $4,000 @r. for &aptai-
11er til 5000 @r. for Matroier,
SDrbdoere og 9ppartere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19
0 Silfefnttere.

0orobD sfibsparft bar ifglge
uHibe Stiftstioenoe" / oisie Sage
clifford me6 &onful 8. aa,.-
ON 8pgni1tg al 100 Giifefut=
tere paa 20 til "a Cons. Menin-
gen er, at oisie al1ttere ifal ieIges
til Stiferne paa favorable 0ilfaar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19

p SStnport fra sebuei5.
Otter iffert Sorlpoe11oe fires ser
for Chen aennem Snouitriroaoet
og @rosiererfocietetd forifiellige
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-19

Udkommer hver Torsdag med 8
store 7 spaltede Slider.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-06
over The Top DRIVE,
ANOTHER One MONDAY
STAND FINE EXAM
NATIONS
Braved Elements to Gene to County
Seat-NeXt Monday Last Exam
nation in Class A

The second big drive" II govern
ment examination of soldiers under
the new classification, in c'ass No. /,
held at the court house on Monday,
was the lover the top" exhibition of
what may be accomplish by organ
ization and team work Fully $50
young men came from all Quarters
of the county over drifted and block
AIDED roads and with mercury regis
tering 25 to 40 degrees below zero.
1t was an enthusiastic turn out of the
vigorous young manhood of the coun-
ty. 1t brought to mind many of the
old days of the spirited republican
county conventions. The boys began
to arrive Sunday morning by team
and train, and there were nearly a
hundred in the city when the examin-
atoms opened soon after eight o'clock
Monday morning. The county ex-
emption board, six physicians and
two dentists, together with a little
army of clerks, ushers and floor man.
ayers kept the procession moving till
the entire army had been worked out
about 2:30 in the afternoon. All
were able to make their trains, get
out by private couveyances and when
the sun went down not an outsider
was left within the folds of the city.
The records show that 240 were ex-
amined, 1856 of whom were accepted,
80 rejected and rs yet under advise
ment. 1t was the best proportional
and soldierly gathering of men the
government las caused to be assemb-
led since the examinations began last
August. And they were a happy de-
termined lot, disappointment coming
to those who were found to be physic-
ally disqualified for government SER
vice 1t was the highest average of
qualified men that have been tested
here.
OF the entire county registration
of 2,375 fully 80 per cent have been
placed in the Class A for service.
This small percentage is because of
the great number claiming exemp-
ton on industrial and farm grounds.
The boys who arrived Sunday ev-
ening were given the liberty of the
Knights Pythias lodge and club
rooms for the evening, and it made a
happy gathering and was an act on
part of the thoughtful lodge mem
bers that was appreciated by the out
of-town visitors.
There were some rare specimens
of manhood in the Monday bunch, but
for an all-round fellow physicians
give Emil Jiricek of Forest town, the
laurel. He is perfect in stature,
weight 237 pounds and feet ] inch
in stocking feet. One of the others
examined measured feet inches.
Hot coffee and lunch was provided
for the gathering at the court house
on Monday, and the boys were not
slow in expressing their appreciation
of the courtesy extended in this re-
spect
DIR. Schreiner came over from
Westby to assist the local physicians
in the examination. DR.. Chambers
assisted DR.. Wade Harrington in APP
plying the dental test.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-06

Secretary j. A MOen attended
convention of county fair officials held
in Milwaukee He reports adoption
of the following telling resolution:
Resolved, That we, the representa-
tives of the Association Of Wisconsin
Fairs. in convention assembled, en-
dorse without reserve, the President
Of the United States i'm his unparalleled
leadership of the American people in
this. the great world war, to preserve
to US and extend TO all peoples, the Sc
curity of democracy and we hereby
pledge our undivided cooperation and
assistance in promoting an increased
agricultural production in the state of
Wisconsin, that the strong hand of
American justice may not weaken or
falter in the great work before il.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-06
ADVANTAGE OF PRESENCE
HOW THE NORWEGIANS CAME
TO WISCONSIN
Volume Published by the State His
tOrical Society Tells Amusing
Story

Seventy years ago over two-thirds
of all the Norwegians in America liv-
ed in the then new state of Wiscon-
sin. In book published recently by
the Wisconsin Historical Society at
Madison is recounted an amusing
story of how the first party of Nor
wegian settlers was diverted from Il
linois to Wisconsin,
"The day after we arrived in the
harbor at Milwaukee," records one of
the party, 1--WE began to make prepar-
ations for continuing our journey
when several men from the city came
on board the vessel. They asked in
what work we contemplated engag-
ing in America. We said we were
country people, that we desired to
obtain land for cultivation, and that
we thought of going to Illinois. Go
where you please said one of the Wis
itors, this is a free country, but if
would hear something to your own
advantage, listen to my advice He
thereupon presented two persons, one
of whom was large, portly man of
fine presence, and the other rack of
bones, with every symptom of illness
and failing. See, said our self-ap-
pointed leader, the fat man is from
Wisconsin where there is good eli
mate and food in abundance; the i'll
one is from Illinois where the people
are fairly consumed by the burning
heat of the sun and where they die
like flies from swamp fever. Now
decide as you think best
ut was a warm summer day and
the suns rays added weight to the
mans argument. We perspired CO.
piously under our heavy homemade
shirts and contemplated with terror
the heat of Illinois, which would soon
transform us into skeletons like the
miserable figure standing beside the
strong and healthy Wisconsin man.
So we held a council and it was unan-
imously decided that we should build
and reside in Wisconsin"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-06
Not Called to the Colors Yet

To disabuse the minds of those who
believe | have gone to war, | wish to
state | am still in my office over the
Davis drug store, devoting my en-
tire time to my practice. | do not
expect to be called into army service
for some weeks, but may be obliged
to leave any time.
All those knowing themselves to
be indebted to me will save them
selves the annoyance, and me the ex
pense of giving their accounts to a
collector, by giving the matter their
immediate attention.
Thanking you for past favors,
am, Very truly yours,
c. f.. LAUDER.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-06
HAVE FIRST REAL WAR BABY
Viroqua Vicinity Claims Initial Honor
A Red CrOsser il Must BE

First of our local physicians to re-
port a "war baby" is DR.. Lauder, who
tells that the little one, girl, came
to the home of our German friend,
Henry F. eon6enberg, east of the
city, during last night, when a little
daughter was born to Mrs. Erie f.
Shredder, whose husband is an Iowa
soldier stationed at Camp Dodge The
young wife came to the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sonnenberg
some time since.
If the Censor were permitted to
offer a patriotic name it would sug-
gest that the little one be christened
Cred Cross"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-06

For the purpose of settling
up the estate Of A. B. Fetty, the
undersigned administrative of
the estate will sell the farm Of
$50 acres, located about 4 miles
southwest of Ontario, and about
8 miles from Cashton. The
sale will be he's at the Law Of
fee Of A. F. Drew. in LaFarge
on the 10Th day Of February at
two o'clock p. m.
MARY E.FETTY Administrators
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-06
COUNTY FOOD ADMINISTRATORS
District Attorney Smiln is Named
Such Official, With Strong Powers

1t seems entirely proper chat food
conservation shall have supervision,
as we'll as fuel, and to that end the
state and government has designated
District Attorney c. ]. Smith to act
as such for our county. To him all
questions should be referred. Many
wild rumors of restrictions get afoat
that have no foundation. Regarding
all such he should be consulted.
That the government viii eventual
ly assume supervision of sowing and
reaping and direct all food production
and disposal seems certain. We are
now told many things for our guild
ance-how much Of a given quantity
we may buy, keep and have in our
possession. And dealers are under
ike restrictions as to sale of supplies
Price fixing will also be looked after
and governed
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-06

Friends here receive word that Rev
Bayne, former Congregational pastor
has accepted call from the pilgrim
Congregational church at Superior,
this state. Rev. Bayne w.ites that
ne has used all possible effort to get
into the army work, both as chaplain
and with the Y. NJ. c. A. but was de-
barred because of his lack of vision
The young pastor is to be cOngratu-
lated over his call to one of the state S
leading churches.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-06
EXTREMES in POPULATION
CHRISTIANA AND WHEATLAND
TAX PAYERS
They are Among the Large and Small
County Towns in Point of
Inhabitants

The old town of Christiana shows
up most substantially in tax paying
citizens. To Treasurer Earnest c.
Jaeger, the Censor is under obliga-
lions for facts which show that there
are 211 persons in the town who con-
tribute more than $50 to the general
tax burden. OF the 211, Ill pay
above 500, the heaviest of the num-
Der being Otto NJ. Ekern, who pays
$349.27; second Berthe S. Lovass,
with $283.09; John o. Melby third
at S272. 81.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-06
ROUGH. RUGGED WHEATLAND

Wheatland, although one Of the
rough towns of the county, and with
light population, shows up with heavy
tax payers. Treasurer B. C. Woman
gives the amount for collection at
81 ,05S.S6. The largest amount paid
by one person is by Alex Tulloch,
$447.02; Frank NORMAN second ,S271.-
81; J. H. Seymour $26485. The
Brennon boys, Lewis and John, are
close followers with $260.21 and
$243.92. Following is the list of 81
who pay above $4,000 tax:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-06
BAYLIGHT STORE BARGAINS
Farm and Real Estate Changes

The old Lewis Silbaugh farm, so
acres northeast of town, sold some
time ago by Chris Aberg to Stoll and
Lindemann, is now the property of
Marvin Dorwin of Sparta, an enter
prising young man who will move
here soon.
StOll and Lindemann just purchas-
ed Fred Lieurance's n acre place on
Pleasant Ridge, and sold him the Geo.
Abbey farm of 101 acres three miles
further east, together with live stock
thereon.