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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-10-05
A BOLD BURGLARY.
Unknown Persons Make an Entrance
Into the Saloon of QuigIey &
Larrabee on Main Street.
FELDscHAU ARRESTS SUSPECT

But it is Hardly Thought that he was
Connected with the Robbery-The Man
or Men Obtained Entrance to the Build
ing by Forcing the Lock on the Back
Door-Were Evidently Looking for Money
and Were Disappointed.
The 1u11 in the series of burg1aries
and similar crimes, which have been
committed in this city during the past
year, was again broken last night,
when the bold marauder again made
his appearance in Kenosha and under
the very eyes of the police forced an
entrance into the saloon of Quig1ey &
Larrabee, on Main street.
The crime was committed about L
O'Clock this morning. Officer Field
schau, who was patro11ing the beat,
had passed the saloon a few moments
before and the burglar was undoubted-
1y closely acquainted with the position
of the officer and chose an opportunity
to break into the building. Entrance
to the saloon was gained by forcing
open the back door. The door had been
locked, but by means of Jimmy"
the robber forced the lock and soon was
in the saloon. He went to the bar and
tore open the money drawer. Luckily,
Mr.. Ouig1ey, who was the last man IN
the saloon last night, had taken all the
money out of the drawer and the bold
robber got no money for his trouble.
He was evidently looking for money and
Ac 1oo Of he q
took with him box of cigars. Some
wine and bottle of whisky is also
missing. The burglary was discovered
by night Waterman Lane as he was
going the rounds. He Informed Officer
Fe1dschau, who went to the home of
one of the proprietors and started at
once to locate the robber. When he
was walking past the Union saloon, a
little further down the street, he dis
covered a man lurking in the stairway
near the side entrance to the saloon.
At first it was thought that the fellow
was attempting to force an entrance
into the place, but it seems that this
was not the case. Officer Fe1dschau
thought that the fellow looked sus-
p1C1OuS ana dI ONCE p1dSCO I'LL LhNASA
arrest.
The fellow was taken to jail and
when he was searched he gave his
name as William Haley and his resi-
dence Racine. In his pockets were
found razor and a little over So in
small change. The man protested his
innocence and said he had come to the
city from Racine and when he was not
able to catch a car for the Belle City,
he started out to find place to sleep
when the officer arrested him. He
denied all knowledge of the crime and
stated that he had not been in a saloon
for several months.
Officer Fe1dschau thinks that his
catch is good one and believes that
the razor found on him will be instru-
mental in connecting the man with
burglary committed in Racine some
time ago. Chief of Police O'Hare is
not of the opinion that the robbery was
committed by Haley, but thinks that
it was the work of local talent.
All the officers are working on the
case and more arrests will be made in
the near future
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-10-05
Bears the n 'I0 Nliu lUu IloVO nmGIS OOu
Signature ~ ZZYNz~
Of (4[A(ZX <ELEE&NM

The transfer of the Sterling bicycle
works in this city to the American
Bicycle company has been made and
the papers will be filed for record in a
few days.
Mrs. A. D. Wright, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. J. Gottfred-
sen and other friends in Kenosha for
the past month, returned to her home
in New York Wednesday evening.
The healing properties of Banner
Sa1ve are truly marvellous. 1t is a
thorough antiseptic and heals ali
wounds, cuts and burns without 1eav-
ing a scar. For sale by all drug
gists. dws3O
'The Kimba11 piano can be, in it's
present attainments, thoroughly and
conscientious1y recommended by all
musicians and artists The above is
an extract from Emil Leib1ing, the
well known artistic pianist, to citizen
of Racine. Kimba11 pianos are sold by
Frank McKune.
The ''P1ow Boy Preacher" Rev. J.
Kirkman, Belle Rive, ILL.,, says: CATER
suffering from bronchial or lung
trouble for ten years, was cured by
One Minute Cough Cure. 1t is all
that is claimed for it and more" It
cures coughs, colds, grippe and all
throat and lung troubles" H. E.
Tanner. dwtf
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-10-05
BIG DEAL REPORTED.
It is SAID that the Allen Company Have
Purchased the Van Ingen Docks.


Quite furry was caused in the
business portion of the city today
when it was reported that the N. K.
Aliens Sons tannery had made deal
for the purchase of the Van Ingen
docks in the Kenosha harbOr. The
report further stated that the new
supposed owners would take possession
at once and that large building would
be erected on the ground adjacent to
the docks for use in connection with
the tannery.
A reporter of this paper called at the
office of the tannery and when he in
quired as to the deal E. c. Theirs
stated there was positively no grounds
for the rumor. He further stated that
the Allen company had not been nego-
tiating for the docks and were not de-
sirous of making such a purchase.
John O'Donne11, the present lessee
of the docks, was seen and stated that
he had not heard of the deal at all. He
stated that a rumor had come to him
about month ago to the effect that
the docks were to be sold to large
company, but as far as he had learned
the deal had never been concluded.
The docks are leased to Mr.. O'Donne11
for period of four years and it is not
probable that any deal as reported
would be made without his being mott
fed.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-10-05
The Plumbers Organize.

The plumbers of the city have or
ganized a union under the direction of
the American Federation of Labor.
The new union starts out with mem
bership of seven, but the boys think
that they will be able to obtain all the
plumbers in the city in the near fiji
ture. The organization was COM
p1eted by the election of the following
officers
President Edward Dougherty.
Corresponding and Recording Sec.
retary-Edward Sullivan.
Treasurer Swift.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-10-05
First publication, Sept. Z, 1899.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TENOSHA COUNTY COURT. In Probate
II In the matter of the will of
William Lynch, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the claims and
demands of all persons against William Lynch,
deceased, late of the city Of Kenosha, in
said county of Kenosha, will be received exam
med and adjusted by the County Court of Ke-
nosha County at the regular terms of said Court
10 be holden at the County Court Room, in the
City of Kenosha in and for said County, on the
first Tuesday of February, A. D. 1900, at 10
O'Clock A. M. of those days; also that the time
until and including the first Tuesday of
FEBRUARY, A. D. 1900 is the time allowed and
limited for creditors of said William Lynch,
deceased, to present their claims for examina-
tion and allowance.
Dated at KenOSha, the 18th day of July,
A. D. 1899 By the Court
RUSSELLH. SLOSSON,
81 County Judge.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-10-05
FREEZING TEMPERATURE.
Kenosha People have Their First Taste of
Winter this Morning.

The people of this city had their
first taste of real winter weather this
morning and when the careful house
wife arose to prepare the morning
meal she found that during the night
the temperature had taken sudden
s1umpsand had reached the low point
of twenty-six. This is the lowest for
September seen in Kenosha in many
years.
Reports of hack. drivers and others
who were up during the night show
that the night was a bitter cold one
Ice was a common sight. The weather
warmed up a little this morning an6
at noon had climbed up to fifty.
The temperature as observed during
the night was as follows:
7 p. M, 80; p. M, 80; 10 P. M, %; 1.
M, 81; a. M, 80; a. M, %; a. m,
a. M, q.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-10-05
eoeyalear 1888 BY THE eRoo1Ea eAMsLE co. CINCINNATI

The number Of cases of typhoid fever
in this city is decreasing.
One shows bad taste by drinking
water too freely before breakfast.
William Wardwe11, of Racine, spent
Thursday evening with friends in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. D. Brown, of Salem,
spent Thursday evening with friends
and relatives in this city.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-10-05
College of Commerce Literary Society

The College of Commerce Literary
society, with membership of over
fifty, was organized yesterday for the
coming season. The follow officers
were elected:
President Harry E. Benson.
Vice-President-F. Stanley Pow1es.
Secretary Inger Arentzen.
Treasurer -Chas. Wa11ig.
Program Committee-O. L. Trenary
and Agnes C1eary.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-10-05
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the n nm y
Signature Of lGlNZz1tz<I

Arrangements are being made for
an automobile race from Chicago to
Milwaukee, as part of the automobile
exhibition now in progress at latter
SAILS in Chicago. There are more
than sixty varieties of vehicles on ex-
hibition, and it is expected that car
riages made by the Illinois Electric
Vehicle company, Woods Motor Vehi-
Gle company, the E. B. Shaw and other
companies will be entered in the race.
Many very interesting things are to
be found in an examination of the
books of the Register of Deeds. Just
to keep himself busy Register Torrey
is arranging an index of all the real
estate transfers which have been re-
corded in the county for the past thirty
years. In this list it is found that not
a single transfer has been recorded
where the names of the parties con
cerned began with x. When the indez
is complete it will be one of the most
valuable documents in the Registers
Office.
At least one marriage in Kenoshs
has proved to be money making in
vestment for the groom. On the Sd O.
October, 1895, Miss Lucille Livingstone
of Richmond, Va, and John 7. Val
Smith, of Chicago, were married b,
the Rev. c. H. Rogers in this city
The papers this morning announc
that Mrs. Van Smith has just come in
TO an inheritance of 81. 600 600 by tn
death of an aunt in Virginia. MI
and Mrs. Van Smith at the time of tn
wedding were living in Woodbine, Ia.
but now they make their home in Kan
sas City, where Mr.. Smith is wei
known physician.
ca TO REA.
Bears the p The Kind You Have Always BOug
''s. e l/HEAzzezx
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-10-05

Seven o'clock will be the hour for
the evening service at the Congrega-
tiona1 church till April. Rev. Rob1ee
will preach bothsmorning and evening.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-10-05

TARM FOR SALE-To close esUate-157 acres
n Homestead of the late M. G. Boswell Good
buildings, orchard, etc. One mile to Somers
station. Excellent railroad facilities. VIII
be sold on reasonable terms. Address Henry
r. Jordan administrator, Kenosha, Wis fwt
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-10-05

''You see madam, Ivory Soap is really the most
economical The cake is SO large that it easily divides
into cakes of the ordinary size. There is twice as
much soap you get in the usual cake OF toilet soap
Then is very economical in use for although 1t laherS
quickly, it is always firm and hard even IN hot water
AS floats, you not lose it or leave to waste IN the
BOWL We sell it to all of our best trade for general USE
1873 yntN no
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-10-05
TAX REDEMPTION NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY OF KENOSHA.

SOON4 UT hENOShA,
August 10th, 1899.
The following is a true and correct list of all
unredeemed lots, pieces or parcels of land
situate, lying and being in the County of Ke-
ncsha and State Of Wisconsin, which said
pieces were sold by the County Treasurer of
said County of Kenosha, in the State afore-
said, on the 18th day of May A. D. 1927, for the
unpaid taxes and charges due thereon, pur-
suant to the statutes, in such cases, made and
provided, calculated thereon up to and includ-
ing the last day OF redemption of the same, to-
wit: May 18th, A. D. 1900.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
unless such lots, pieces or parcels of land are
redeemed as provided by law on or before the
18th day of May. A. D. 1900, the said lands rep
resented by certificates of sale by the County
Treasurer of the County of heaosha, Wiscon-
sin, Of the parcels therein described, will be
conveyed to the legal owners of said certif-
Gates upon proper application according to the
statutes of the State of Wisconsin, in such
case made and provided
Given under my hand and seal of the County
Board of Supervisors of the County, of Keno
sha and State aforesaid this 10th day of
August, A. D. 1899.
[SEAL.l VIM. G. CROSBY,
County CInrlx
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-10-05

Taes the bun out; heals the wound;
cures the pain. DR.. Thomas Ec1ectric
Oil, the household remedy. dws3O
Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Agate are
spending a few days with Mr.. Agate's
sister, Mrs. William Sitt1e.
When doctors fail try Burdock Blood
Bitters. Cures dyspepsia, costipation;
invigorates the whole system. dws3O
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-10-05

The coal man is again getting ready
to give his prices another boost. Re-
ports from all over the country say
that the demand is large and the sup
ply short
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
Gnnbent Der Mulif: Nereinr.

Ct. 2outs, 4. Mai. - SIN So
fole bes nunion@@lub5" lit Der erIte
3fpeiidbrige Gonbsnt Der yNational
6ebsration Of Muiical Clubs" tnGite
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9etpiatommnungs : QnIprafe an Die
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nbl, PrdIiOentin bty federation, "
6edntportet purbe.
6rau ubl erftdttete i6ren cSa6res6ez
ri6t, 1porin fie i6r 8eDuuern barber
ousFpra6, baB BON Seiten Der 8egiez
rung, Die 70 biele Infalten fir Wusz
bilbung BON @ele6rten unterbGlt, gar
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19iebt. sic meinte, es Iolte Elm ndz
tionales MluIif>Gonferbotorium NIT
elmer S4ule our Qusbilbung BON
OpernTGngern beite6en, pobur4 Die
Not6penbigfeit tp~egfullen piirbe, DaB
8erfonen nit mu%TifdltF6e 8ega6ung
Ii6 gu i6rer Nus6ilOung nu9 bem
Muslunbe begeben miiBten.
Die 8eri9te Der 8eamten unb Goz
mite'n famen CUR @orGa9e. Sn ben
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ftutt. Sm 2aufe bes No9mittdgs
Fanb Elm GmpFdng Der 0eleqdten unb
Suite bur6 ben rRubinTtein>Glu6" in
Der 8ebauiung bon 6rau q. .. Gopz
Der ftdtt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
an Der 3epdrdtur Der eIsttri56la Qeiz
iuno ~gear6eiIet.
8atferlt4e5 @e6urtsz
ta0s @eih&nf.

Safer WjI6eIm bat benz StaalsIes
fretdr beB NuspGriigen Qmteg, BON
Billion, Der gefern Iejnen 90 e6ur!sz
tag f%eierte, Elm Ti,berne5 S8rsi63eug
nit Dem taiTerij6en 0amens3ug 3um
9eT6snf gemaht. WG6reno 0ieMe6rz
3obl Der 8Idtter ii4 iibsr OieTe @ufz
msrtIamteit bes &a:Ter5 1e6r amer
ten1o0o au5Fprt4t, Tino Die ograriz
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tommeno 1T, Iebr auf9ebra4t oarus
ber.
QGtsrIet aus 9eut 9Ianb.
Der berii6mte @bemifer 8o6t.8 BUM
fen in 9eibeI6erg 1T I4per ertrantt
uno liegt in triiiT9em 3ufanOe Ourz
nie0er. Die Ner3te 6aben penig9ofFs
nurg, i'm am 2eben gu er6dlten. Bum
fen III SO Sabre alt.
Bel Dem 8erfune, in einem tleinen
8opte bic Sber1pree gu treu3en, limb
bic Maursr Stra6au, S4ul3 u,8iItz
&c Don &0penid in 5olge 8entern5 Oe5
8ootes, uuf De6en manipulation Tie
ii4 pubrT6enli6 nur i9le6t D~erTt0nz
Den baden, ertrunten.
Nus Der Sti6po6l i'm 8. 6annoberz
f6an Wd6lfreis (Dleqe, 9iep6ol3l, 1T
Der nutipuaiiiberdie 6oF6eIiBer @amz
boff ais Sieger Encouragement. Sein
9egner mar Der freiItnnIge Profe1or
bon Bar aus @0ttin9en.
Die n8erljner NeueIten Na4rj4ten"
parnen Dor Der 3ei6nuQg RON Nttien
oeB in Der 8iIOung beqriffenen omes
rifaniI9en SUPPER : 3ruF unO ge6en
70 melt, bas lInterne6men ais S6pinz
bel gu be3ei6nen.
Oas 9erii6t BON einem aqgemeinen
Strife in Berlin uls Hepan6e fir Die
Nu8Fperrung bpn Maitag : 5eiernoen
1T unbeqriinDet.
s3T 8egentpart elmer groBen Nn3a6l
oeutT6er 9;tger fdno am leBtenSOnnz
tag in 9yeruialem auF Dem pDm 3diIer
Den oeuITden Sutbpljfen geT6ent!en
9luBe, mo bic 9eimItdtte Der Sung
frau M}aria geTtanOen gum erIten
Mule Elm @otte5o;ent tatt. Die Ser
Fammlung Der 2lnDd6ti9en Ianote an
8aiIer 0;lbelm Elm 8egriiBungSsSaz
iegrdmm u6.
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@rmorDung ieiner @eliebten, Der &eQz
merlin 5ermonn, ii6erFibrt uno bonn
S6nurgeri6t gu lebensldnglI4er
3u6t6uusfrafe psrurtbeilt poroen.
Sine OepeI6e aus 5rantfurt a. %.
meloet, oaB e5 Dem bortigen Sutpelier
S9irmann gelungen 7et, einen profeIz
Iioneuen SupeIenDieb ab3ufui1en unO
Der Bolt3si gu iiberliefsrn. Der inter
rationale" Oieb bebauptet, aus Repz
0orf gu fommen uno Sume5 9unt gu
beiBen.
Der umfang osS S6aoens, peIden
bic esrbssrenoe 5euersbrunit in Der
&rupp'I9en S6iff5bauperfte gu
@uurOen BEL 8ief ungeridtet bat, 1T
jeBt in Der 9auptIa6e ermittelt. @r
bslduFt Ii4 ouf runb 2,0O0,OOO Mart,
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Qusl0Iber.

De- Sbipeb, Hort6s Qpenus unb Mcz
Gu1o6zStr., Nr. 2300, Oru!os
6iQ : Mpenue.
Pdttpn, 90Iparo> unb 8altimoresStr.
Singleton, 6abettez, naht @utalp=St.
Sames, 6rempnt@, nabe 8dltimOreitr.
Soon, Baltimore, nahe 6remontzSt.
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4rlinQton<Ibenae.
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GdrrpQtor. : Qpenue.
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Strabe.
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Nr. $500. W1urp : Str; Nr.
2408. penniblDamdzNbs.
9umeI, 9anpDsritraBe.
Sam. 8ottenbeim, Colbert, nd6e
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6aQ, G6arIesz unb q. StruBe.
Winbus. Nr. 1925, 2igbtitr.
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fterftraBe.
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2oeble, Nr. 11O7, Weft<WuI6errDftr.
9offmeper, Nr. 1888, Mc@loerrnItr.
Stmler, Nr. 21O5, MitheIm<Strabe.
Nr. 2127, Mr5snrpsS traBe.
Bsters, Nr. 1923, Siibz@6arlessStr.
@ogler, Nr. 10o, Rpros0aQaszStr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
Gin Glasnage fcin 0runb CUR S6eiz
ntltQ.

Gincinndti, 4. Mfdi. - Dab
feline 5rau elm @Iasuuge uno i6m bic
fes rtDrperlide @ebre6en" Dor Der
SrduuHg berbeimli6t babe, bielen Sin
panb bat @barles 8rauB bon bier gez
gen bic bon fsiner gbefruu erfu4te
S4eibung uno 8tniQigung bon Qliz
menten erR0ben. Der peife Ri4ter Fat
a6er enti4ieOen, baB vtDrpsrli4e @es
bre6en" feinen 9etrug in G6e@Gonz
traften beoeuteten uno 6in3ugefugt,
Gie6enoe I4auten It6 bod Iont tief gs=
mug ing Quge, DaB fe einsn osrartigen
0efett Ieidt entOeden miiBten.G
Gbdrles 8ruuB bat alIo ni6t tisF
gsnug gsI4aut uno muB bic Solgen
tra9en. 5rau 9ruuB er6ielt bic S6siz
bung unb Die Qlimente.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
Der Strife Der GrtraiOci9anHcr.
u%nperdnOerls Sa6lags in Buffalo. -
Die 9eT6GFte Der GlspatOren nod
INNER i'm SLoden.

8uffaIo, N.z0., 4. Mai.- Bon
Den 100000 8uI6el 9stru;oe, mel
DE Ti6 az 8orb BON S4ifTsn i'm 9az
fen befjnoen, Iino erf 100000 aus
gelaoen. @ontrdflor Corners nd5m
nit Dem bier ~dngslangIsn 9ereralzSez
fre!dr Der nSniernaIional 2ongi6orsz
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8idTpra6e uno er6iett bon i6m Die
3u{uge, oaB er ibm 300 9etrajOez
Quslaoer beIorgen piiroe, aber Bar
ter tpurOe i'm Qaufe De5 Na4mittag8
telegrapbiI6 nd9 Detroit bsrufen, oa
bort Tein S9piegerbatsr geltOr6en iTt.
@pntrdttor @onners pp6t Odrauf, oaB
sr nit Der Union einen @ontrdft ab9ez
TAIoFen bat, uno ouB bic Striter i6m
0iemal8 8sT6nerOen borgetrdgen bdEz
ten. Der Gontratt piirbe fir lie Dorz
t6eiI6after gepeTen fem, ME bic frii6sz
rem 206ne; j~ebsnFaas t0nne er Iif I'M
Ter ben gege6enen 9er6dltnj1sn ni6t
oorauf einlafN, nit ben Strjtern gu
berbdnoeln.
8eTtern Na6mittaq beforoen f6 48
nit 8gtruioe belaoene S6iffe i'm 6az
fen. Simmer pfFenbarer miro, oaB bic
3a6l Der uugen6lidli6 pon ben @Drz
tratIoren ais @etruiDeEdaufier Be-
56dFtjgten 2eule audi niht a~rcGberno
au8rsjdt, um ben Nnforoerungen gu
gsnijgen, uno 10 er6d.t Die SituaEipa
Elm INNER 6eorp6li6ere6 9tTi6t. lur
Orei @leputoren naren geTiern Hd6z
mittuq i'm 8etrie6. Der Gontrattor
@onuers ba6auptst 3rpar, 500 2eute an
Der NrbRit gu baden, Oedleuie, pelhe
p~oaIdnoi9 unterrihtet Iiro, tariren
bic 8a6l Der Qrbeiter duf peniger ols
bunoert. Dix @~igenibimsr Der Sc
butoren BADEN 6ei6lohen, ben 8etrie6
fpdbreno Der Ga6t sin3uItelen, oa5
erte Nful felt Sabren, u0o aud oas
Durh peroen bic Standardization Der
Situation, Iopsit bic SntereFen Der
G6eber in's Spiel tommen. er6Obt.
Wm. 8enneoD, pelher am 0enHag
auf ben 0od5 nieoergeThofen puroe,
befinoeI Ti6 i'm 6oIpi.al; fem 3uItano
i'll Tebr 6'oWfii6. Mcgfamdrd, Der
nisoergeI4ldqen purbe, III nod inn
msr 6epuBttos. Nm @r6ange = Sic
pator nurben auf cine 0enun3jation
bin cine Nr3abl @etraioei6duTier, bic
lid an bic Nrbeit MAIDEN tpo1ten BON
Der poli3ei Derbaftet, ou Iie 8eDOIOec
BEL T;9 fii6rtsn. Sje purod uber
pom 9oIi3eiri9ter nit einem blOBen
9erpejTe entIufsn.
(Spdter,) - llnterbon0lungen in
9etreff elmer 9eilegung Oes Strite5
our6 bic Staat5 = Sh;eo5gerihtsbez
b0roe Iino ieBt a%ngetniipft, unb man
tofFt, ouB Iie Oas gepiini4te Reiultot
BADEN pfrDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05

5rmmer Dor ieinen S6iIern our9
feline Gdpiegsrto6ter, pel4e ebenz
fails Qebrerin lit, bur6gepeitI4t.
gorf, 4. Mai. = 5rau ella
9ope, bon go. 129. St 1913. StraBe,
bate Ii1 i'm 6arlem : 9oli3eigert6t
9egen Die Nntldge gu berdntporten, am
leBten Wfontag QbenO ibren S6piez
g~erbater, 8iIliam Scope, einen 9reiS
bon IS SSa6ren nit 79neetpsiBem 9aar
unb langsm, 19neeneiBen, paQenben
Bart, Yrin3ipal uno GigentbImer bes
nRsp gorf 8uTineB SnItitrte", go. 81
SF 125. StroBe, por ben Nugen fetner
S4iiIer bur6gepeiti4t gu babsn. Wie
1i9 Bel ben 8er6anolungen ergdb, bate
Die Nngef(agte, Elm robuItes Meib BON
stlpa 35 Sabren, Ielber cine S6ultebz
rerin unb 3tpdr ert6eilt Iie unterri4t
in Der Stsnpgrup6ie, an MOntug
Q6eno ba8 8Iafsn3immer betreten, in
Dem i6r S6piegerpopa unterri6t CAB,
bate nit GROCER 9ei4pinbigteit cine
berbe 9eitI6e unteribrem Sod 1eroorz
gs3ogen uno bdnn 6iebe auf 9iebe auf
Ous ebrtpiirbigs 9aupt be8 often Der
nieoerregnen Iafen. Niemunp bon al
ben S6iilern mar benz Often gu 6ulfe
geeilt unb nur bur9 ellige S5lu6t
tonnte DerIel6e It9 or peittrer MiBz
6anolung retten. Stol3 ME cine Spaz
nierin, nit er6obensm 9aupts uno unz
ter lautem 9urrab aler i'm S6ulI adle
Nnpeien0er, mar Die Nma3One oann
tpie0er d6ge5ogen.
Den S6dtbeItanO ite1te bic Qngez
ttagte nift i'm gering1tsn in Nbreoe,
8eue i6isn fie abIoIut ni6t gu empfinz
ben. SIS t6ut mir nun leio, Dab i4
ni8t better 3u6duen f%onnte," ertldrte
1ie boIsr Hobbeit. sic fu9te bann
WagiItrat 5Iammer uuseinun0er3ufez
BEN, Dab e8 Gi6 BEL Der gan3en 8eI6i6@
fe nun UNI ibren Mann, e6enfaus Elm
S6ulle6rer, banbIe, Der S4piegerz
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ni6t nit i6r 3~uIummenlebe. n0afir
perbient er cine 9sb0rige 3i9tigun9,"
er3d6lte Die 4ngeflagte peiter uno iag>
te bann, bic 9eiHI6e babe Iis extra fir
ben 3ped gefouft unb in Dem betrefz
fenben Qaoen au9 gsiagt, Dofir Iie
oieIei6e 9ebrau4en pOue; buruufbrn
babe man i6r gu Der 9eitf6e gerutbeu,
oi tie in Qnpnbung 9ebra6t bate.
l1ebrigen5 Fate Der Nlte It6 getpebrt
unb ibr Die Yeitf9e aus Der 6anb gez
riTen unb ibr nit berielben einen
S6tag iiber Die 9anb ber1eBt. nSeben
sic bier" n@p. @bren," 6ierbin bat er
mid gebduen!" unb babel belt Te net
nenD Dem WfdgiItrat lire re6te berbe
Sanb por's 9eIi6t.
SEPT Tprong Der peibIi6s Qoootat,
SRI. 8oFalie 2oep, fir Die 4ngetlagte
Elm uno Bat UNI @nabe fir oieIeIbe, err
fldreno, Iie NOBLE Ielber bic @arantie
ii6erne6men, buB fol6e Scenen nift
mebr %portommen fOlIten - unb Der
9i6ter IieB Ii6 6eItimmen, bic Qngez
flu9te gu entlafen.