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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11
Browns. Sympathy.

Browns. Sympathy.
JOnes-Charley fell from a street car
last evening.
Brown-Oh, I'm awfully sorry!
Jones-But he wasn't hurt at all.
BrOwn-I wasn't thinking about
Charley. I was thinking Of the suffer.
ings Of those who would be told about
that fall for months to come Boston
Transcript.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11

Your advertisement IN che TEsA
aRAH is read BY bout 1000 suh
cribers every Jay. Add to this ~
Aembers OF their families and yoa -
yoo are placing your business beboeo
5000 people In this vicinity essey
s>~,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11

In the Moonlight.
II love you more than l can tell" he
exclaimed passiOnately.
"Well," she answered coyly, "they
say actions speak loader than words"
-Somerville Journal.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11

Missed q Trick.
Thespis-Why did she discharge her
press agent?
FOyer-There was fresh bit of scan
dal about her, and he never heard of
it-Philadelphia Times.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11

The TELEGRAM is the paper .
9laoe your want, for sale Of 70 veQ
Advertisement ia, - You 81 qaia
'N--s = c>--~ --~,- <>'~' 81 y
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-11
Would BE His Salvation.

When hunters 50 beatiA.G the furze,
My feelings 1t badly unne ives,
For 'twould save me much pain
And be really a gain
To shoot on my wifes new preserves.
New York World.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
Sas Scitament cines SpmSerlimss,

SIM 9orOoiten 9erlins mobute
Dor GINGER 3eit elm Hentner Yfeif-
FER. Der ais reid aber audi als
GROCER Sonoerling befaunt mar. gr
hatte 8par cine aroBe Serpanbt.
ihaft, belt ieboh nit Niemano Ser.
fehr, %. CT bon Sebem, Der iib linn
udberte. a%rgDobnte, er iei elm CRIB
ihleiher. &iir5lih itarb Gfeiffer.
gaes mar aeipannt allf oas Seitd-
ment; oieies lautete: ,Seoer aus
meiner Serponoti6uit, Der nid)i OH
meiner 9eeroisung tbeilnimmt, er.
bult elm Segat BON 800 Warf. lteber
mein iibriaes Sermogeu perfiige id
in einem aobisia, bas crit na6 mel
mem gegrabniB 81 offnen it," Sn-
folgeOeiien blIeb Die gauge Ser.
manotidait CUR geerbigung alts;
mir ieine @irtbldaiterin, cine meit,
ldufiee GermanDte, ging nit. 9as
&ooisia entbielt Die 9%eitimmumd
Dab oerienige Serpanbte oas gan5e
iibrige Sermogen erbe, Der inter
Ger5itt Der 800 Warf oenno6 an
Der geeroianng tbeilnebme. Witbin
lit oie @irtbihafterin Die gliidlihe
.Grbin. 9ieies Seitament baben
ieBt Die iibrisen grben angefodten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
Sas ncmeite bonn Cadet.

S0riter 8riinbein iibt nit ieiuen
Sreunben ON Stammtii6 uno er.
5Gblt iein beutiges GrlebniB nit
ieinem ,Eatent.9 adel". sd Iage
Sbnen, meme Serren, ale Die 8e-
i1lidten, Die man IN Den @isblGttern
felt iiber Die 8'iheiotbeit Der
Sadeln, erl6eiueu mir 0llrdals
glaublid nod meiner beiltigen Or
fabrung. Nahoem ih nit meinem
@albl flint Stuno i'm Hepier Der.
umaelalien, bab' id einen ebrlifen
Sunger uno Curt peripiirt unb mein
Sunol audi, Drum limo mir in Heu.
huus, apei Stunb bon bier, einge-
fehrt unb buben inns geitGrft. Gun
MADDEN mir inns artf ben Seimmeg.
Wein @ulol legt iih mitten auf Die
StraBe. Ga - elm Iutomobil rat
oaber = id pfeife = rllfe = slQes
umiorIt, oaS Sieberl bleibt, no es
lit. Gum @liid bat Der I,ttpmobiliIt
Den Sltnb audi geiebeu unb bGlt, nit
uller 8emalt Die 9remie 5iebeno,
fallm einen Shritt Dor linn an.
Sett crit iebe i6, Dob eS mein
Sreunb, Der Sber5oaamts @erwalter
Shnerier lit, melher MIDI ollf 1lei6
einlobet, nit na6 Squire SIT fabren.
ltnb Der @ulol?-Ser litt natiirlih
ifon ieelenpergniigt mlf Dem @agen.
Sebt gebt mir elm 9iGt ouf. Ger
9ump mar einind Su faul sum
@eben nnb bat iif -alif oieie s(rt Sc.
leaenbeit perlhufit, nit Dem Serrn
SbersoQamts Sermalter, oen er idon
bon @eitem erfannte, beimiabren an
founeL Son 2uoer!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
G~inunb3pan5igites 3apiteI.
Icr TrrunSidluftsbunD.

slm anoern Iorgem in aaer
Sriibe itanb Der alte 8raf bon
Balma ieitlid gefleibet, neben ibm
Die beiOen Sauptleute, Suan nnb
alberto. unb lie burreten iebuiiif)-
tig oes Iugenblides eutgesen, ga ole
cole @rdfin @ittme bon @enoo5a
nit Sraulein 8iancu erifiene, cine
Stunoe az ieieru, Die gu Den ielig.
item ibreS Sebens geboren ioate.
Sn lange meiBe S6leier gebiiat.
traten ole 0amen elm. limo MN
wunoelte Ole srdfli6e Samilie feier-
lid)en Sbrittes nno inn Sor9eiiible
mnnoerbarer &iibrllng, ole Der
nabenoe Iugenblid ibren Screen emit
binoeH merbe, III Die gotbiih per-
5ierte Sallstapelle.
Sic Itanoen ON SllBe oes @ltors,
bon Dem aus cine tiefe Stine lid
perbreitete. % nabm @raf Hooriao
bon Yalma oas @ort, ino iprad:
.@as Der pe%ritorbefe @raf bon
Menoo5a bon uns perlangt - DieB
gu erfiilen iii umiere erite beiIiae
Btliht. Garilm iteben mir Dor Dem
Iltare bes Serrm einen Sreuno.
ihoitsbunb 81 ihlieben 5miiden ben
beioen grGfli6en @eihledtern iiir
ale 3eiten. SSuan bon Wen0o5a.
ebler Singing, uno or, meiu lieber
Sobn, Soren5o bon Ealmu. IN oenen
Sortpflan5irng uniereS Ibnenaoels
rllhet, tretet nGber, unb gelobet eltd
elpiae Srelmoidaft por Dem slnge.
iidlte Seiien, Der ole mIere Sbaten,
Der unlere @ebanten wei6. uno lie
emit rihten miro! TeiBet beraus
aus ellrem Ser5en ieben Srnfen Der
3wietradt eurer @Gter, Der sllr
Tlamme mapertilgbaren Safes fir
Die 3ufunit Da6ien fSnnte! @aS
uniere T%orfabren e~nt5lpeite, mas
cure Slater bur6 WiBperItGnoniB
mo 3ornesalutb 81 Seinoen mahte
= oas iol unter ell6 pergeiien fem:
uno an Die Stelle Der SeinbIhait
trete @ruoeriinu uuo gertrauIidfeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
@ieBen beibGftigt. 8rou Gaia
allBerte tbr gefremoen Oariiber, oab

@ieRen beihofttet. 8ro1t Gaio
dilBerte ibr gefremoen Oariiber, oab
Sttlns ibr untreu gemoroen.
Sieier ober eripioerte: ,Srolt
Gaia, Sic fonnten meme ~friiberen
Serbaltriiie, als ih SIR tGgli6er
8ait mar; meme &inoer maren balb
perbungert, meme 6rau iab i6 fait
ltets nit rotbgepeinten sllsgen; mein
gett tuaren Strob ilnb einige
Sumpen. Sect iehen sic geiunoe,
muntere @inOer Tim MIDI, elm frob.
lifes @aib unO Elm Saus, no fret
lid fem lleberfiuB berriht, mq aber
allies rein unb nett lit, uno nhs ole
Sulptiafe lit. in bieiem Sauie
mohnt @intraft unO 3ufriebenbeit.
9ieies @aes peroanfe ih Sbnen,
Srau Gaia, Sbrem .Harren.S ed)-
Ter; uno i) eriuhe Sic MIN ihlieB.
lid, all6 Sbren iibrigen 8GIten nit
tbeilen az molten, mas Sic bier iaben
,uno borten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

Gonn marc bei6loilen, baB iiber
Gamiuo'S @rabe ein alelter erbout
perDe. llno Die NGi1ber 2a5ario,
GaIlio uro garbaitro paren - Die
erIten gtooisen. sic lebten in aQer
Strenee nno m,lrOen elm 9eiipiel
Der MnDoht uno SelbltperlGugnung
iir Die gar5e 8egeno.
Die gr6ilide 6amilie aber lparo
BON @ott geiegnet nit Srieoen,
Ireuoe, @intrabt uto bGuslifenr
@lide. Gar oft maren Die Greia.
niiie Ger @ergangenbeit oas 9eiprGf)
Der neblihten @interabenoe. limo
ais 9reis nod er5Gblte @rof 2oren5o
bon Balma unter 9anfiaglug 5u
8ott ieinen Ginoern mo Gnfeln Die
Geihidte oeS &6blers aus 9alencia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
Gin idGncs @eiipiel.

In einem groBeren Sleden iollte
etue Sralung ltattiiuOeu. sues mar
altf Dem Hatbbauie in SrOnltng ln1o
filr Den Gmpiung oes FL. Saframen-
teS Der gbe in Ser Stride Die 3eit be-
ltimmt. Ser 9rdutigam, Der friiber
IN ieinen religioien 9lnifauungen
iebr gleihaiiltig gepeien, batte Der
entihieoen fatboliifen 9rart ous be-
ltimmteIte &eripred)eu gematt, fir
ale 3rfunit oils trelter &atbolif 81,
lebeil. @abreno oeS 8rautitanOes
hatte err audi regelmdBig beu @ottes.
0ienit beiu6t uno Die FL. Soframente
empfangen.
altr3 Dor Ser Sraulng ieDo6 fam
III elmer llnterbaltung nit Sreunoen,
Die an geiu6 poren, leine unglGu-
biae 8eIinnlna Don Hellem an ben
Sua. Die iunge graut hatte int Ne.
benaimmer @aes nit angebort. 0u
frat lie plobli6 in Den 8reis ser
iiberralhten WGnner r1o erflarte
nit aaer @ntidieoenbeit, lie betratte
bas SerbdltniB als a~ufgel0it.
Sies mar cine glGn5enoe Sartie,
bie gltern orangen nit @itten ollf lie
Elm, Ger grdutigam ielblt iufte lie gil
b%erubigen, Naes umionit, lie blieb
felt, uub oariu bate lie Heft. oenn
lie mar nit @rrtno DER pollen lleber-
ssuaung, baB lie nit einem @tame
bieies Sdlages nift miiroe gliiflid)
peroen, ibr Seelenbeil itano 'ibr
hoher, ais &eiftbrm unb gbre.
8enn aQe iulgen fntboliiden
Samen 10 oenfen lunb honbeIn mir.
benz Damn gabe es ii6er bel weniger
utaliidlid]e Chen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

so, e6 geoeibe eure SreunDi6aft in
10 bobem @rdoe, DAB man offentlid)
nit Remembering %t.tenne: Die Su.
mIlien Wenoo3a nno Ealma leteu in
Gins 5uiammen geihmol5en. Bur
9efr1ftigung oieieS 8iinoniiies
reid)et einauOer Die SGn6e. rnD Der.
iieaelt Den berrlifen Soriab mi,
Dem ber5lidlten 8rnoerfuB! Scr
Seaen oes AQmddtigen ru6e auf
elf unb euren Ntaffommen!" =
Sier ibmieg Der Srof. Suan unb
Sorenso logen boil Hiihrllng III
LANCER llmarmung. Gie cole Gonna
nit Traulein Blanca fnieete unter
Shllld5en om Mltare. Ser alte
Ealna legnete Die Siinelinge.
Damn lprad er pieoer: I'D fen.
ne nod elm innigeres gano, oas INN
ltniere Sreltnoihaft g%eipltnOen mer.
Den modlte. limo marltm ioQ es niht
aeld,eben oa Our6 ole prrnoerbare
Nitaung mierer S1idiule Der Gmige
lelbit lein paterlihes Satuort ifon
cltsgeIpro6en? Cole 8rdiin bon
Wterooao, mein Sobn 2oren5o Bat es
Gil meiner Saterbruit ent6iiQt, ouB err
ellre Softer sur treren @ei1brtin
anf ser Eilgerreiie ourd 6ieies
milbeoolle Seben iih niinife. limo
penm il mid nid,t tGulde, bai
Sraulein giauca nihts oageget ein-
8umcnoell. Grlaudte Gonna, ioaen
mir elm Sanb trennen lrno 5erreiBen,
Dos Der Simmel lelbit in oen Saaer
Der Sriibial uno Srauer CUR 9erflG
RING elmer beiiern 3nfunit inns ae-
flodten?"
gei oieien @orten bes @rofen
hotte lid iiber beS Srdu(eins Mnae.
ftdt cine lanfte Bltrpurrotbe arsqe-
breitet; oaS carte, tbrGnenfe1dJte
Nuae rubete on ben Stuien oes
altares. aber Soren5o Itano in iei-
ner SiingIinesfroft offen uno trell
= ieiu Scr5 ihlug Ialt Dem lang.
erlcbnten Iugenblide entgeuen.
"a erbob ii6 Die cole @rGfin bon
Wtenoo5a, nabm oas SrGulein an ser
Saro - uno fiibrte es an Die SrnIt
pes tre,,ea Siinglinas. Ser Sob
leriunge", fliiiterte iie lG6elno urlo
peineno, rhatte fiir Die @eipielin iei-
ner Sugeno einen 5arten, beideioe-
men Stnn = Der junge 8rai miro
feline Satin treu linb frGitig ourd's
Seben fiibren."
60 mar Der Srel1nbidafts6uno ge-
ldloiien fir ale 3eiten i'm Inge.
lihte oes IamG6tigen, ser ieinen
Segen ipenoete. =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
M6gciuinft

8utSbeliBer: uIlmoien gebe id
nldlt. aber penn Sic molen, fonnen
Sic Mrbeit bel mir baben."
SanomerfsbmrIhe: 8er3eibenS sic
Serr 9orou, Die @rbeit lit ia mein
aroBteS @ergniigen, aber it babe
Srauer, nno oa mlB i'd mir ieoes
@ergniiaen periaaen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
Observation-Disclosures &apitel.
Shlnf.

Sic No6ri6t ser Serlobung oes
jungen aoblers Mlberto NIT Srdu.
lem gianca bate ungemetn groBe
6reltoe bereitet in Den Sbdlern bon
Valencta. uno na6 einem balben
Sabre, oa Der Hrieiter am Mltare oas
araflihe 9ralltpaar init Dem Seaen
pes Simmels sulammenbano, itromte
Sung nno alt sur feitliden Seier oes
Soh5eitstageS.
Ser alte Salma mollte Den 2anS-
lerlten einen frobliden Gag Der.
ihuffen, bamit bieB gliidli6e greig-
nlB rett lanee IN ibrem I~nbenfen
bleibe uno lieB tie inn SGloR.-
aarten befpirtben bel foitlider Saiel.
9as Set mar BON Dem berrlidIten
Wetter begiinltiget - uno Die gr1f-
lid,e Samilie geieate iid ielbit 5u
lbren frDblihen ltntertbanen. SIN
tralllidem Sergniigen ginaen Oie
Stluben Oabin unO Ser Ibeuo nit
lcinen ifeiOenOen SonnenItrablen
lagte Dem SeIte oes muntern CAGES
elm irelnolifes 9ebefpobl. Die
Sanolellte oantten Ger giitigen Serr.
ld)alt, piinI6ten e%initimmig Dem
ar1fliden gralttpaar nod einmal
8liid uno @oblfabrt = lno ser-
ltreuten lid, nah aaeu Seiten, elm
ieoer iu6eno feline Seimatb. =
Sa traten BRET Eilger sur @arten-
tbiire herein, uno bepegten iif lana-
lam naf) Der 2aube BIN, in Ser oie
ar1flide Sumilie nit Der &iiferinne.
runa IN Die traurige Sergangenbeit
lid Die Ibenb3eit pertrieb. Sseoer
Der Eilger trllg einen langen Salar,
Der nit einem Stride INN Die 9enoen
fe~Itgebunoen - uno bis in Ole Witte
Der grnit reihten ibre ihparen
Warte. Giner trat bin5lt, uno bat
INN Mlmoien. Die @eielitaft mar
erariffen bel Sem Mnblide iold)
fremoartiger 8eltalten. limo ser alte
Yalma fragte, mer iie ieien, iln0 100.
Der lie fdmen. ga ipar oie @ntmort:
agiiBenoe Wonde aus 9alGItina!"
~@as muBtet ibr biiBen?" iraate
Der 8ruf auf'S Neue. lluo lie
pollten ibr 8ebeimniB entbiilen, 10
er ibnen ShuB periprG6e bel ieiner
Ghre. Gr %geDGbrte -.uno Tie nah
men Die falihen 9Grte BON ibrem
@eii6te. ga fnbr ser iunae @obler
elnpor bon ieinem Site. 8ie2"
rief er: SITS mogIid? ga, ibr ieio
bic &0uber! Sbr, bie ibr 10 piel
llnbcil meinem ebrpiirbigen Gater
habt hereitetl"
gber Der alte Yalma mies ibn s,tr
Hube: n2aB eS gut iein, mein Sobn!
sSSdl bobe ibnen meinen S6uB Der.
beiBeul"
Damn uanote er ii6 slt oen 9an.
often: limo mas moat ibr MN be.
ainnen9" Sic e%rpioerten: ,@ir
baben einen Iuftrag an eud), erlarld.
ter @rai! - Sam ppaen mir elm
&loiter iuhen, bas uns perberae bis
aum 8rabe!"
gei bieien @orien 500 9asario Sen
Wrief oes &nappen Gaiario berpor.
ltnb Ser 8rof las laut: ySterbeno
uno reiiepol befenne i6 Dor @ott
Dem IQmGhtigen unb Dor eu6,
Sraf &oorigo BON Yalma, baB id
olein Die Sdulo trage an current
ihredlihen llngliide. 9of perflu6t
midi niht, 10 mie ib bon @otteS
8armber6igfeit @uaoe boiie. Sd,
lterbe IN 3erfniribmg. GGiario."
9snn cntbiiaten Die 9iiBer bos
aailse ibauerlide @emebe aus Der
Tcraangcnbeit ibreS 9anoitenIe}eus;
mo inter auiridtigen GeuetbrGnea
batcn lie auf ibren &nieen nm Ser
aebrmg. -
Mle Intpeicnoen paren tief err.
lfiittert. sd per5eibe", iprad Der
8raf: y8ott mDge elud unb Dem
Siuuelhie0euen unG0io ipinI 4" -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
3iuct Grtcpptc.

8onfier (einelt @inbreder an let'
nem nit @tiibe ~geoifneten, ober obs
iolut leeren aaiiai6runt liberia.
idleno): .Ster baben sic 90 Wtart
fiir Sbre Wiibc - aber ibmeigen
Ste!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
In Der Muoieus.

Shirt: sd bate gll6 gerne BE-
iut,t, liebe Seute, aber Ole Miutter
meiner @emablin ...."
Siirgermeiiter: sd perItebe, ia
menus Die SrHu S6miegermutter
nitt leioet, Damn lit freili6 ni6ts 81
mahen."
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-12-18

The managers of the recently or
ganized local telephone company will
be hailed as public benefactors if they
go ahead and apply for franchise
right away. The decision of the COM
mittee of the Council to give no tele
phone franchise to any outsider has
put the question of tolerably good or
exasperating1y bad telephone service
in Kenosha up to them, and the least
they can do is to help us out for little
while any way. Even if they never
intend to use it, an application made
to the Council for a franchise for an
independent line would help matters a
whole lot. Just the threat of connpeti-
ton stirs up the present holders of the
telephone monopoly wonderfully: but
they have to be stirred up about once
in so often or their enthusiasm wanes.
It may be imagination, but it almost
seems as if the recent strenuous en-
deavors of the Wisconsin people to
gain the good will of their subscribers
in Kenosha by giving them approx.
mately what they pay for, had tagged
a little since the Council cut off out
side competition.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-12-18
Semi-AnnuaI Report of The Kenosha
County Building and Loan Asso-
citation Proves its Value.
MANY LOANS HAVE BEEN MADE
Association is On Firm Financial Basis
Managers Expect Even Greater Adj
vances The Coming Six Months.

The Kenosha County Building and
Loan Association is now six months
old and the officers are making up the
semi-annual reports for the members
and for the Secretary of State. The
first six months in the history of the
Association has shown the great de-
mand for such a society in Kenosha.
AS will be noticed from the sta te-
ment of the Association in another
column, the managers have loaned on
real estate 200 during the first six
months of it's existence. The receipts
from monthly dues have been only
$3,711. This fact clearly shows there
is demand for an association of this
kind; or, in other vords, the demand
for money with which to build homes
that can be paid for in monthly INSTALL
ments is greater than the supply. In
order to meet this demand, the man
ayers have been obliged to borrow
money or sell its paid up stock.
1t was not expected the first six
months would show a profit owing to
the fact of the necessary expenses iu
organization, and, further, because
the interest account would be neces-
sarily small at first. The interest re-
ceived during the first month was only
$6.75, which was steadily increased
until the amount paid in for interest in
November was $1,000. From this time
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-12-18

In is time for the police to make an
example of some of the boys who are
making life burdensome to the prop
erty owners all over the city. The
boys are going altogether too far in
their fun (?) and it is time they were
brought up with round turn. A few
fat fines would stop all the trouble in
short order and many dollars would be
saved to the property owners. Boyish
mischief is to be expected and much
can be overlooked on that score, but
the willful destruction of the property
of those citizens who have had the mis-.
fortune to incur the i'll will of ode
gang" must be stopped. The police
would do we'll not only for the sake
of the property owners, but for the
sake of the boys themselves, to pay
some attention to these complaints
against certain of our youthful citi-
zens who have been making nuisances
of themselves of late. A sharp lesson
now may save some of them term ia
the penitentiary later.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-12-18

The Mayors selection Of Fred Rel.
mold as Chief of Police to succeed
Sheriff-elect Timme is a good one and
shows that it is the intention of the
Mayor to keep the force up to the pres
ent standard. Mr.. Reino1d's term as
Under-sheriff has given him some ex-
perience in the handling of criminals
and he is more or less familiar already
with the workings of the police de-
partment, SO that he will be able to
take up the duties of his new position
with as little friction as any man that
could have been appointed. The bus
mess of the police department has
been conducted in very satisfactory
manner during the term of Timme as
Chief and there is every reason to be-
lieve that the new Chief will maintain
the high standard of his predecessor.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-12-18
HERMANN STOCK SHORT.
Appraisal Value of the Stock of the Bank.
rupt Store Will Not Exceed 81, 500.

Appraisal Value of the Stock of the Bank
rupt Store Will Not Exceed $4,000.
A sad disappointment is in store for
the creditors of the firm of B. Herr
mann & Co., which recently flied Pc
tition in bankruptcy. as the appraisers
who have been looking over the stock
for the last two days will probably set
the appraisal value of the property at
less than $500.
In the petition in bankruptcy the
value of the stock was placed at $4,000
but it will be far below this amount.
The stock using the prices fixed by the
owners only inventories little over
$1,000 and the receiver declares that it
will be impossible to secure this
amount from the stock on a forced
sale.
With this depreciation in the sole
asset of the bankrupt concern, the
chances for the creditors are not ex-
ceedingly bright. Claims to the extent
of more than So, 900 have already been
filed and with this amount of claims
and the expenses of settling up the
business of the bankrupt 1t seems prob
able that the business will pay about
five cents on the dollar.
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forward each month will be better ard
soon the compromising feature will
amount to considerable sum.
The Association is to be conprat,,-
lated on its good beginning. It is in
teresting to know from the report of
the Bank examiner that of the f;ftv
Building & Loan Associations doing
business in the State of Wisconsin
only thirty of them made loans during
the entire year for larger amount
than has the Kenosha Association dur
ing the past six months. The Associa-
ton offers rare opportunity for work
ingmen TO own their own homes in
stead of paying rent. The rent which
IS usually paid will make a monthly
payment on the house they live in if
purchased through the Association.
The Association is operated by TIE
Directors who are our neighbors and
fellow townsmen who give their time
without cost, their sole object being to
encourage all who wish to own their
own homes to do so. The coming spring
ought to see five hundred new houses
started by this class of our populace.
Further information will be gladly fur
nished by the Secretary, John H. Cor
coran, or any of the following Direct
ors:--F. H. Truax, D. ]. Harff, S. c.
Newman, S. E. Anderson, B. F. Wind
sor, ]. Pennefeather, E. R. Head, M.
Werve, Chas. c. Brown, w. F. Fisher.
z. G. Simmons, Jr., w. w. Cooper.
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TO REGULATE COMPANIES.
District Attorney Warns Managers of the
Ice Company.

District Attorney Warns Managers of the
Ice Company.
With the approach of the season for
cutting ice District Attorney A. E.
Buckmaster is sending out word to the
different ice companies in charge of
houses in this county, that Kenosha
county will this year hold them liable
for the protection of the lakes during
the cutting season.
For many years the companies have
been in the habit of cutting great holes
In the ice and leaving them without
any protection. Many people have
lost their lives by attempting to cross
the ice and falling into these holes.
Last year the lakes claimed two victims
on account of the negligence of the
managers of the company to arrange
for such protection. Several of the
managers have already shown a will
ingness to provide for better protec-
ton for the hordes Of men employed
by them and it is probable that all
will yield to the law later in the sea-
son.
The people of the town of Salem are
making dema nds that better sanitary
rules be adopted among the ice cutters
and they will demand that the most
rigid measures be taken to prevent any
of the men now being imported from
spreading smallpox contagion in the
town. Last year several cases of
smallpox developed among the ice cut
ters. The town chairman has given
strict instructions that as soon as any
of the men have the appearance of i'll
ness they be shipped at once out of the
town, and this rule will be enforced.
The chairman is now seeking TO find
some law whereby he will be able to
demand the vaccination of all the men
before they start to work on the lake.
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

Some of the Latest Books Arrive at the
Public Library for General Circulation.
Brown-Lower South in American
History.
Davidson - Alexander Dumas; His
Life and Works.
Henning-Mosaics from India.
Fyfe-Submarine Warfare.
Horton-In Argolis.
Howard-Prisoners of Russia.
Notwithstanding and Life.
Job-Among the Water Fowl.
McMaster-Daniel Webster.
Millar-Mid Eighteenth Century.
Moore - Northwest Under Three
Flags.
Newman-Idea of University.
Potter-East of Today and To-mor-
row.
Robinson-English Flower Garden
and Home Grounds.
Russell Onlookers Notebook.
Schaff--Creeds of Christendom.
CHILDREN BOOKS.
Bates - English History Told by
English Poets.
Bennett Baraby Lee.
French-Sir Narrok.
Ka1l--Four Old Greeks.
Hubert Forest Neighbors.
Johnston-Litt1e Colonel's Hero.
Riley-Book Of Joyous Children.
Stevenson - Tommy Remington's
Battle.
Strange Lands Near Home.
Tappan-ln the Days of Queen Eliza
beth.
Toward the Rising Sun.
Under Sunny Skies.
Eight Girls and Dog.