davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1902-10-11

This gave Bryan total vote Of 1908
and Mckinley total of 945.
The new registration Will. 4 anything,
have. it is thought. tendency to in
crease the strength of the Republican
party In this city. On the other hand,
it gives the city cleaner and better set
of registration books than it ever before
had. Prior to this time it seemed i'm
possible to really tell who was aad who
was not a voter, as many people who
formerly resided here. but had' moved
away continued to vote here. The new
registration. OF course. does away With
this. 1t also makes any fraud or at
tempted fraud impossible
The Washington times., 1902-10-11
LOST, 4 LARGE BALLOON.

Made Of canvas. assembled from White Lot: fell
in northern part OF city. Finder viii he lib
orally rewarded.
CITY. mi
The Washington times., 1902-10-11

These figures show a vast difference
compared to the vote cast in the last
Presidential election. which was as fol-
lows:
First Second Third. Fourth
Bryan........ $40 2q1 Sjl 49l
McKinlGy..... 126 127 402 2s0
The Washington times., 1902-10-11

Has removed his dea;sl oluce 70 sIs 18Th st.
NV. {popc Butlispsl, mss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-21
Cafe de Puerto RICO.
R0CiprOCidad.

En- 10 que Sc refiera 4 ne lidas
economlcas, h&stA ahora no hemos
vlsto ningura mas acertada, en- nues
ira opinion, que Il tomada por el
Consejo Executive en- su aecci6n dc
aver ref3rente al cafe.
Dicho acuerdO Sc encAmina & So
llcltar del congteso incluya nuestro
rico granO en- eus trxtsdos de raci
procid&d con otras naciones.
Este procedimierto es viable =
prac'ico.
Por razones apuntsdas repeti-
das veces hemos estada siempre en-
el +erren0 de la descouf 3nzA respec-
to a primas y otras ;preferencias So
llcltadas p&ra nuestrOs spro iuctos.
TOdo 10 que no tieae una base,
cient1ico mercsntil en- tai Gu uastio.
nes nos Ia paracido srar en- bglte:
siendo como es Estados Unidos IL
nsci6n mas entandida an lss evolu-
clones come cialas. Y coloca1os en-
el j1sto Y na3utAl medic no SO pueda
baJo ning6n corcepto pretender
que por que nuestrA az6cfr 6 russ-
trO csf6 proceda de IN pueblo que
le abri6 los BRACES al llegAr que le
hizo bales etc etc, vsya q estable-
cerse una prefereLcia en- ell terreno
del comercio que no tisne que YER
con eaOs efectismO5 nj con esos deli
rios
Pedir Ia reojpr )cida1, 81 es de
Ley. NuostrQs produc5Os, son del
territ0rio de los Eztad0s Unidos
puesto que esta isl$ e3 de clos. ST
aQuel corgtaso est&b.eca ese c0nve r.
Mo con productos de eu suelo debe
sOlicitarlO con la inclusion de los
nuestros que forman hoy parte de L.
rlQueza naciOnAl.
Y es c!aro, q d5 /. s ventajas O
de la circulation de nuestro grapO,
y de .nuestro dulce rec&iea1 en- este
pals, siempre obterdra toda a naci6n
algda bsneEciD.
q 4izas ST cambio do 10 nuestro
pueda o anplisr Is nego3iaoi6a con al
go que 1e coQ7eng* iEtroducir de
otros paises, y sea nuostro pro3uc-
to el ta)ismsn que de cida.
Llegaml paes & tempo con Ia
patic o. = la sp'audimos sir xe,er-
vas.
Nuestros hombre3 de gobier4o
entr@n en- Ia consideration de qua
en- cuestione5 tinsy c;er<s &c hay mas
dlsyuntiv& que l. de ofrecer, para
obtener cambio. La reciprocidad ca
la puerta que 30 abre en- 10 praoti-
co las sprinas son emplrico Y en-
ell comarcio no hay llbros para los
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ESt2Dl0CiIQi0ntOS
nOtablGS,
de San Juan.
CON NFECCION De SOMBRRROS
De MUJER.

NADIA hay tan grato para La
C01Tc8pondencia como tratar de poner
de relieve todo 10 que en- el pals Sc
fsle un franco movimiento de pro-
gfeso, y cuaudO ESQ prOgreso gsz in
dustriaI, nuestra c0mplacenciA es
mucho mayor. Cteemos que uu
pals sin industrias, es igual que IN
cuorpO sin aims.
Hoy nCs t0Ca ocuparnos de un
taller de sombreros para senoras, se-
f1oritas y ninas, que tiene estsblaci-
90 en- la cas8 / Il nero 81 de Ia calle
de San Francisco ia S.n IRA B rio de
OoEer, establecimioGto que honra al
paIJ.
El que estas l1uess escribe COMO
Ce los tnlleres de Paris, Madrid, E
tados Unidos &, y ST bien en- sque-
los se encuentra Ia graudiosldad
prOpia de las grandes capit&les, no
superan al que nos ocupa en- gusto,
esmero en- ejecuci6n y equidad en- los
preciOs.
LA Sef1ora B9rio de Oorer tiene
constantemente ell mas exxenso sur
lido de m&teriales que reciba direc.
tamente de Paris, que es ell CentrO
I@S AS UOA4O 0n 1 3 L4C AGe9 Bill OSJ8L AS
tener tam bien efectos americanos,
para eatisfscer todob los gustos
y c&prichos.
Con tales eLementos, deja COM
placidas las damas cue acuden a
81 casa, pues la aludid& s4n0ra, &de-
u a. de s9r m0di3ta do alto tonO, es
amable y complaciente con sus ellen
tes hast@ ell dltimo grado. Ella de-
sea siempre que todes vayan conten,
tas y satisf schss.
E1 San Juan todas las parsonss
d. gpstO )noCen Ia casa de ia seflora
B eric, y & elias NADIA hay que decir-
lis, perO los f)rsstaros deben tener
prose 1te nuestr4s indicaciones y de
elias nos que1araa agradecjdos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-21

L0nguaie del paGQelO.

Llamamos Ia atenci6n de nues-
tras lectOras sObre las diferentes ma"
neras de expresarse por medic del
paGuelo.
Pasarlo por los labios, DISCO
entabl&r correspondence.
I'd pOr los Ojos. E toy triste.
ID por Ia frante. Nos william.
II por Ia msnO izquierda. Te
aborrezco.
II por ambss mejillas, Te amo.
DeiArlo cser. Seramos amigos.
Apoyad0 en- ls rnejills derecha,
II en- Ia izquiorda. No.
Id sobre el hombro. Sfgueme.
II en- Ia oreja derecha. E:es
infe1.
Id en- la izquierla. Tango BIZ
llete para II.
Apoyarlo sobre ambos ojos.
Eres muy cruel.
Dob!arlo. DISCO hablar CONT
60.
Agarr@rlo por dos puntas opues.
tas. Esperame.
Atarselo al dedo 'fudico. Estoy
comprometida.
ID al anular. E 3toy cssada. A.
ArQuesrlo en- la cabezs. Olio &
mi m&rldo.
Retorc9rlo con ambas mauos.
Iodifsrenci&.
Il con la mano derecha. Amo &
Otrc.
I1con Ia izquierda. Vaya ustei
con Ia MI ,ica otra parte.
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Reunion de SeGOr2S
en-. Rio PiedraS.

E domingo pr6ximo entrRnte
l2s 'es de Ia thrde, tendr& lugar en-
Ia Iglesis parroquisL de Rio Piedras,
una reunion de damas para organi-
zar Ia Jun5a Diocasana en- aquella
parroquia, cuyo fin es divulgar en-
ire los nifIos de la localidad, Ia doc
trina del Salvador del mundo, y
a~raigsr mas v mas en- los tiernos
coraz ones el Ssnto tenor de Dios, y
ensef1ar las eyang6licas doctrinas de
G C:isto.
Ell Sr. Ooispo ha comisionado
al Reverendo padre B 9rrfos, para
que auxilie al pArroco de dicho pue-
bio en- esos trabajos de propaganda
cat6iica.
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Realization.
De pI2ntaS de flores.

El Sen7r Cnouvin aoiss al ru-
D'ioo que deSdo h@y RAILS todas
sus plantae.
= Hay Rosalos, Cam9}i>@, aza2oas,
MHgnoliss, Eor2dadogss, Aucuba
Lilas, Clsvelos,
Chrysal htieuas. etc.
Arboles frutale3 y CcbcIas de
flores Peonias etc.
ImpcrtAo43 6.tim2mento de
Fraucia, a pr5cios nunoa vi5tos, el
% de Mario urtimo ola do verta en-
esta Capital CalLo San Justo rdmo
70 II.
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sendo Rodriguez por hurto de dos
dollars IS centavos & John Walton
en- Ell muelle..
Ri guardia Perez detiene 4 Jose
Ramon Diaz por enbriaguez es~
candalo y provocaCion q Romualdo
Cordero.
EL gnsrdia Vargas detiene &
Juan Herrera pOr provocaciones
injuriss q Marcelina Rodriguez We
Gina de la calle del Sol.
Ell guardia Bacenet detiene
Catalina Rosudo por atropallo al
mudo Jose N.
El guardia Ganiro detiene q
Juana Martinez Acevedo, por en-
brisgue2 y escandalo en- Ia calle del
Sol.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-21
VariGdad0S.

L. cantidad 10 oro aoumnlada
actuaimente en- Paris es fenUmenal.
SegGn el dltimo balance del BancO
le FcanciR tirAdo el % de Fabrero,
d existeucia en- GAIA es 9, sos, 900, 900
de f: aCcO5,
E5ta es la centidad mas elaval Ia
reunid% h&sta hly.
El un despacho de Shanghai 81
c. rreaponsal de STne Standards d.
c9 Que algunos concentrates chinos
ie Pert Arthur, aseguran que han
recibido 6rdenes de salir con su ia,
mlha, pues Sc hacen preparativOs
para una guerra con el Jap6n.
Boicotiando.-Mayfa: SC6mo di-
ria us.od, dIscfl ulo: Gsboicotcaro 6
boicotizar?
~Discfpulo: A casi tcd0s les 03-
crjlores de Is America espanols he
viato e3cribir Nboicotizars; es mas
elegante.
-Msyfa: iAh!, paro la Grama
-Discfpulo; La Gramatica Sc
eboicotizao % boic0toa), en- nombre
del buen gusto literario.
-Mayfa: Uncs eyersitoss!
--Discfpulo; No h&gas case &
Ia Dolores-ni hagss case a Doroteo
-puas en- msteris de amores--entra
siempre el &boicCteoa.
-M"yla; Aprovado, digo, apro-
bado!
En- 6lIia, asf dice un pori6dico
extranjerC, naci6 una criatura en- to-
do parecida a Barrabas: p1esentaba
una de6cOmunAl cabez& con dos
cuernos sobre los ojos, cue eran de
bUay; tenIa 0tras dos promi1encias
c6rneas detras de enormes oreias;
las eXGremidades semejab4l cuatro
tentaculOs con manOs embri0narias
= ell c0xis Sc prolorgaba en- un rabo
parecidO al Ge las rat&s,,....
El caIOr hs comenzado con tai
vehemencia en- Constautinopls que
hA CRUs&do 100 vfctimas entire los
peregriros que SO dirigen q Medi-
na.
Los debates en Ia Camara baja
de Budapest, so han senalado per
tales esCeuas DE- desordenes que Is
session fu6 suspendida.
Los sold2dos re7olucionarios de
Pekln Sc han epoter4do de un cura
en- JehoJ, aldea ST .u2da q 100 millas
81 N. do Pelfn. Los fr&nceses y ru-
sos envisron sus tropas. pero como
JahCI es IN 0istrito m!nero muy rico
en- tilones aurfferos, Ia corta orde16
que ell GrAl. Mai Wan SO dirija ALI
con tropas a hocer poner en- llbartad
81 prisiOnero, a flu de egitsr que les
extrAnjer0s penetren en 81,
Los altos funciOn&rios chinos
estau muy disgustados con Ia captu-
ra del corA bo'ga, por los bAndidos
UQ alto funcion&rio de las Rela-
clones EXteri> res ha decIsradO que
Russia tiene va 500 hombres en- las
frOutera3 de Mandchuria.
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SerViCiO
de POliC1a.

FL guarlia Soto detiene q Ma
ria Garcia. por atropello al nif1o
B9rnNb6 Figueroa.
Detenido por eI guardia Soltero,
Telesforo Duefo y G C3rnelio Coucep,
ci6u, por ri1a y escandRlo en- Ia pla-
"a dc San Francisco, agr e1iendo ell
seguudo al prim ero.
81 gusrdia Colon datiene & Ro
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vy~an @pr
d INN @ni
r yqtE
9 p
as ada@mnu
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SON EST0S SuS SIMT0MAS ?

1iredilecci6n al Onanismo, emisiOnos de dia de
uOcho, deTrames III estaT en- prcSonOa dc una
laaCiVaS; RTanOs. ContTaCCtones dc los musCulOS
quo son preCursOIeS de la EptlepslaG pensa-
mCntos y suefIO9 vOuptuOsO5; EORoraCOnes,
tendenctas Il dOTmit0r dUrmir, sensaCi0n de en-.
bruteCimient0, perdida dc la vOluntad falta de
tuGrg1a, lnpOSlblldau &c ConCeutlAf las ideas,
dolores on las plGrhas en- los lhuSCuoS sCnsacl9n
dc trtAtcHa y de sacntOs nquletud, falta dc
memOriA, indocIson, mclanc0fa, cansancO drs-
tNntes ante IA vista, debiIidad despues del acto
tie unl peTdida inyOlun taIia; deTrame al haCer
CSfueTZOS en- Ia sila, ruidO SilDidO en- los OidOs,
tlmidGz, mRnOs Y pies pegaj0SOs Y fTiOs, tenor de
Algdn pellgrO 1nmtnont6 de muerte . infOrtUnlO,
imp0tenCia parcial total, derTame prematu1O
tardio, p6rdlda 0isminuC0n de los desCOs, dc.
CaimieutO de la sensibIlidRd, 0rranOs Caid0s y
dGOlles, dyspepsia, otC., etc. Algunos de eSOs
hombre que deDo recuperar aus enerVadas fuer2as
italics, 0 yendra ser presa de alguna fatal
Nosotros socltamos de t0dos los que sufren
ie algunp de l0s sintOmas RTIiba Gnumer RADIOS
OTE OBSER VEN BIE>N ESTE A VTSO,
"omuulcandOSU con nuCstTa COEpufI1a de mtdicus
NapeCialistaS que han tenidO Vente alAOS dc cx~
Iertcncta, tlataudO Intermediates de los nerN los
del si4tclua sexual, Y QuIcnCs pueden garan izar
ANA CuraVi0n radical Y pormanente
EnvlenuS una TclaCt0n COmpleta de case
dAndono9 todo Ru nomDre y direcci6n, cdad, ocu-
paCl0n, Al C9 CaSauO SOlterO. CualCS de los sin.
tomas nOmDrauOs 80 lO han mGniteetAdO L d., v
81 ia, Ia usadO algun tratnmieutO para gouorTca,
Nuestra jUuta de m6diCOs diaRnostiralA ensc.
guida CuidadOsamente aU case (gratis) inform
ara I'd 'N 10 que 10 CuestA un tIatNmlrntO dn
trointN 'rt', 20 al que efeCtuaTa una Curact0l
aolCal So rirT stablCCeraa Il ia su CumpIeta saiud
+olvWa a. ser un hOmbre viEOrOsU, Si I'd.uO5
FOUutB ClHGO pesos en- blllHteS de SIT pals q giro
postal como gUTNntla dc bUuna f6, lC CuylarUluu5
"nSeEltdn las mec,icinas requerilas por crrrro
mtdiro4 hnya dccidIdo Of complete tIatIm, n o 4
que d. d"b0 someter9e.
OOMPANIA BSPEOIALIBTA del NURTE
Vincent Bldg Broadway & Duane st.,
..~~ New York. E, U, de &,
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SE AAQUILAN

habitaciones y un hermoso y venti
lado mlradOr, en- Ia casa n6maro 20
g 10 calla de San jose, & prscios
m6dieoG.
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Andres CrOsas.
MA RINA.
- = u 4 2 = \ = 3

Ofrece: M4j3ra5 dc p;chip6n
surt'das. pin2 Americana 2 epru e
tejamsnis de pichi56n pa-a te h2r,
pinturAe, hi5rro g*,vaoizA7o turn ,
lIos = clavo !, du las, sA:os va fCs Y
esa9tos nAVales. Ma1tequi IL y sal
caiahAs d. mesa. superiores.
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t v p 5 3 8

POR GLEN DOLLARS al con
tado So vende IN piano en- muy buan
estadO, de Ia afamada fabrics "a
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 ne
xicanos. In esta redacai6n infor-
maroMom AP
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Los debates en la Canara bsja
de BUDAPEST, so han senalado per
tales escouas d. desordenes que Is
session fu6 suspGndida.
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Ell calor hs comen2Gdo con tai
7ehemencia en- Constautinopls que
hA cREs&dO 100 victimas entire los
peregriros que SO dirigen 4 Medi-
na.
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Ea un despacho de Shanghai 81
G. rreap0nsal de STne Standards d.
c9 Que a)gunos concentrates chinos
ie Pert Arthur, aseguran que han
recibido 6rdenes de aalir con su fa,
mlha, pues Sc hacen preparativos
para una guerra con 81 Jap6n.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-01-23
The Mantle of Charity.

William G. Whitney was sitting
beside a very "sporty" looking man
in a cross-town car. who was telling
how he had just expended $4,000 for
a colt On the other side of Mr.. Whit
ney was a missionary worker, whose
enterprise as a collector is almost
without equal. After the sporty one
had ended describing to Mr.. Whitney
the details of the transaction the mis-
Sionary worker leaned over and said:
Pardon me- but l am sure one so
favored with this worlds goods will
not refuse to contribute to our cause"
at the same time handing the sporty
man a blank form Of l. 0. q. and
pencil.
The man did not know whether to
be offended, and looked at Mr.. Whit
ney as though to get his cue. The
expression on Mr.. Whftney's face was
noncommittal, but amused. The sporty
man weakened and signed the 1. O..
U. after marking a liberal figure above
his name.
AS Mr. Whitney rose to leave the
car he said to the sporty man:
Charity certainly covers a multi
tude of sins, doesn't itW
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GA TO II "a.
Bears the 1.-The Kind You Have Always BOugH
Signature q; Ls>z1z2zzzzzzu

The business of the North Western
road on the Kenosha-Rockford division
has had such a large increase since
the opening of the new year that it
has been found necessary to put on
extra trains.
A resident of Zion City fell from a
train at Waukegan Thursday morning
and was seriously bruised. The man
absolutely refused to have any medical
treatment at Waukegan, and was taken
back to ZioE. City.
After ali it don't seem to make much
difference whether the ice tax law is
constitutional or not. Before the State
Supreme Court gives decision on the
matter the ice will be we'll cleaned Oft
the Kenosha county lakes.
The members of the D. of H. of the
A. O. u. w. entertained their friends
at masquerade party at A. O. q. w.
hall Thursday evening. The hall was
we'll filled with jolly maskers and the
evening proved to be very enjoyable
one.
Let us speak Of man as we lind him,
And censure only what we can see,
Remem bering that no one can be per-
feet,
Unless he uses Rocky Mountain Tea.
OWLS c. H. Hurd.
The city council should take some
action to keep the ice cut away from
the wa Altering trough OH Market square.
Many horses coming up to the trough
have slipped and fallen, and in some
cases the horses have been badly in
jured.
Presiding Elder D. C. John, of the
Milw aultee district of the Wisconsin
M. E. conference, who has been con-
fined to his home for the last two
weeks as the result of injuries received
in fall from a wagon, has almost en-
tire1y recovered. He will be able to
resume his duties in short time.
Kenosha and Rich1and were the only
counties in the State in which a case
of small pox was not reported to the
State authorities during the year just
closed. State Health Officer Wingate
has Just made his report in which he
states that the number of cases in the
State has increased enormously.
The Independent Order of Foresters
of Kenosha had very pleasant social
reunion at the Grand Army hall Fri
day evening. The meeting was in
honor of Col. Parker, of Milwaukee,
Head ChiefsRanger of the order, who
made short address to the local
chapter. Other speeches we're made
during the evening by John c. Slater
and John O'Donnell. After the cere-
monies at the hall the mem bers of the
order adjourned to the Loescher res
taurant where banquet was served.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

There are $500 muscles in the body
of a moth.
London spends over G1,00O,O0O an
nuaIly on funerals.
Kentucky negroes consider that the
caterpillar brings fever.
The death rate in Glasgow from
tuberculosis is still 20 to 1000.
There is one titled parsonage to ev-
cry hundred cornmoners in Russia.
The hay harvest in the United States
in 1901 amounted to 51,O00,00 tons.
The fare on the Congo railroad for
$50 miles is $500, or 40 cents per mile.
A London physician advises a quiet
sea voyage as the best remedy for in
sOmnia.
Over 100000 articles are pledged
with pawnbrokers Of London every
week.
The atmosphere, if compressed
would make a sea thirty-fve feet deep
around the globe.
The Bank of France can compel it's
customers to receive one-ffth OF
money drawn in gold.
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Frank Morehouse. of this city, who
has been seriously iii at the Soldiers
Home, in Milwaukee, is reported rap
idly improving.
The ST. Louis worlds fair has been
postponed until 1904. It is possible
that by that time we can save money
enough to honor the exhibition with
our distinguished presence.
marriage license was issued IN
Chicago Friday for the marriage OF
Miss Grace Mat1ock and Frank Steams
both claiming Kenosha as their home
Neither name is found in the city d1-
rectory.
The authorities of the University of
Wisconsin have decided to expel all
the students who are in the habit of
playing poker. The question that now
arises is: "What will be done with the
handsome University buildings?"
Joerndt Brothers of this city, well
known poultry raisers, won first and
second money in the White Cochin
class at the Milwaukee Poultry show
which closed Friday. The Kenosha
chickens made the rema rka BILE score Of
OH. The Kenosha firm also won
third money in the Buff Leghorn class.
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- -. SIS 4Is G ia Z Av
R..,..ba The Kind You Have Always Sought
S' ''; : IRE lszfAzzzz<

Governor LaFol1ette has appointed
Warren D. Tarrant as Circuit judge OF
Milwaukee county to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of the late Judge
Eugene Elliott.
: Prof. F. r. Jacoby has been selected
as the leader of the new Simmons
Band. Under his direction the band
should soon become one of the best, II
not the best in the State.
Charles E. Sings, formerly of this
city, has been sent to Pittsburg to sup
erintend the construction Of a large
business block, being constructed there
under the direction of the d. H. Burn
ham company,
Commissioner A. S. Booth-Clibborn
and Mrs. Booth-C1ib born have resigned
from the Salvation Army and will
unite with John Alexander Dowie.
They will come to Zion City to make
their home within a few weeks.
The old rumor of the organization of
a new electric company is again heard
on the streets of the city. So far it is
only rumor, and the people whose
names have been connected with the
deal declare that it is idle talk.
The hearty welcome given the an
nouncement of the candidacy of Sena-
tor Whitehead for governor exceeded
the expectations of the friends of the
senator. 1t is evident that Mr.. White
head will find support in all parts of
the state,
Henry Weisman, of Brighton, has
filed with the county court claim
against the estate of the late Michael
Zeien for the sum of ''$1, 100 and
more" According to the statement OF
the officials the estate consists of one
horse valued at thirty dollars or less.
The Kenosha bow1ers are busy this
week selecting a team Of all star bowl
ers to send to the State tournament
which will be held in Milwaukee, be-
ginning Feb. 9th. The strongest team
that can be selected from ali the teams
in Kenosha will represent the city.
Smooth agents selling potatoes are
visiting the farmers in the neighbour
hood seeking to get them to raise
certain brand of potatoes. The men
came among the farmers armed with a
contract, but the great sugar beet
swindle was still fresh in the minds of
the farmers and they declined to enter
into any contract.
SAYS the Waukegan Gazette: "a
local pa per's self lauded "cable" news
service no doubt refers to cable car,
as it took an item two days and half
to travel from Kenosha county. The
item got sidetracked long enough to be
published in the Kenosha News the
day before, which proba bly, accounts
for the hitch in the new arrangement. "
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-01-23
How b 'er Williams Settled 1t,

now ST w IAIiaI1aS SSLIAGtA ACo
''Dey tells me dat Br'er Williams
done come ter grief ergin?"
Eyes, he in mo- trouble
How cOmeY
'Well, you hearn dat tale bout
Br'er Washin'ton eatin' wild de big
white folks?'
Eyes, dey tole it ter me-"
"WeH, Br'er Williams low dat his
time done come ter settle what dey
calls de race problem down disaWay,
en- de sooner it Waz settle de better.
So he give a great feas', en- pick out
two er de bigges' white mems in de
settlemint, en- SEN 'um a invite
de goodness graciousv'
Dat what he done. En- one err de
white mems cut i'm down a pine sap
lin en- ter On Onhitch two plOw lines
FUN off his mule, en- meetn' of Beer
Williams in de big road, day took i'm
ter de fur woods ter ak i'm a few lead
in question bout dis same race prob
lem, en- wen dey got th'oo wild i'm
Br'er Williams say dat settin' down
wUzn't good fer de he'lt, en- dat run
MIN mile a minute wuz de finest eX-
ercise in de worP! En- de las word
dey heah i'm say conscious wus, Dam
de race prOblem!"