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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08
Spell, VEGT, @. S. v.
Der var engang en- Mand. II

Der var engang en- Mand. Hans
Spell sagde til ham: Gusten Hud.
Og Vaegten sagde til ham: Du
tager af. Og hans Venner rystede
paa Hovedet, naar han gik forbi.
Men han var en- fornuftig Mand, og
begyndte straks at tage sig, hver
Dag, en- velsmagende Slurk af
SCOTS Emulsion. Da sagde hans
Spell: Rode Kinder, og V@gtskaa-
len enr. sank under hans Vagt, og
hans Venner saa paa ham med
Forbauselse. $
On. B.-Dette er ingen Fabel,
: men en- sandf@rdig Fortelling.)
visender Dem gerne pas, Forlangende en- Hden
Prove.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 100 Pearl Street, New York.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08
a1tten tprfte g6md,,o otteou,t,e+

Port Eownsenb, @aib., 7be San.
Ssaar mObtos man unoerretntns ON,
at ben nnrite Bart Drins Mrtbur er
forliif, % at l8 Manb at Mfanbffabet
er brutnebe. 8rins Mrtbur tom fra
9alparaiio os aetebe fig til 8rittiit
columbia efter Erelait. Scat til 3bie
San. lob Stibet paa Stier os fob inart
faft paa <pperne. l1lpttesfeoet er
ca. to weil ipo for O3ette paa @aib>
tnstons &pft, Is Mtl fra &ap Tlatterp.
Dette er pratttit bet famine Steb,
buor ben 'pite Bart Tlotbsd blep rebbet
af Busierfartoier Vinteren 1900. Da
ct 6pritib ltgser ca. tire Mil fra &phen
ubeufor O5ette, antaser man, at Yrins
gilbert tos fell af Tprittbet os mente,
bet par Eatooibpen, FAINT at Stibet MI
git ino / Streoet, iiteeettor at bet lpb
blinbt ben mob fin l1lptte.
Mf ct Wtanbifab paa 20 Perioner par
Der Blot to, iom reoeeoes, % be par
neifen fortomne, ba be fpqeoes ilanb.
2tsene at be bsoe bltr besraune af Sn>
btanere o9 &an@ers. iom bor Nerbe*
ben, efteriom be briper tlanb.
Prins Mrtbur par ct Sernfib paa
noQet oper 1900 Gong
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08
Rtnnetota-

-@n uns Some / Minneapolis itul.
be tase en- Dons 9oftemebtcin at en-
Glaife fit Spistammer 2srbassaften %
par iaa ubelbis at brittle af ben utette
SLATE % brat @arbolipre. Sun bsbe
tiltrobs for ben tiltalote Geses 8eifre.
belfer.
- @n IL Mar 9ammel Con al Mrs.
8. R,usiteah, en- @ute 8ra,uero, bleu
ibieltisrt Der / Bpen forrise Ssnba9.
tbet ban % en- anben Gut lob oper til
Sernbaneiporet % fsste at TONNE op
paa ct .Trasttren. iom uar Beueeelie.
Gnten baube tets imaa Bprn % er fat.
tis. SUN tos llptten meb Barnet me-
get baarbt, mebbeles berfra.
- Gn Maiftnilt peb Maun @oob bleu
ttboenbe taft meo I'm enc Tob meQem fit
Qotomotiu os ben tilbsrenbe Rulposn t
en- Sernbaneulptte I Minneapolis Ssn>
oassmorsen. Set uar I Trastsaaroen,
os bet uar mbrtt, os Der par insen til at
bielpe bam ifrats. os beriom ban lite
tom lss itrats, pilbe ban bltpe brebt
&uinerne. @oob to8 fin Rnip, far
Goben at % tom los paa beune Maape.
Set ,pues at UfeoOelelien, iom ON bet
meife par afitaaret oQereoe FIR, fan bet
par lite meget ON at giere, enten 6ooen
bleu borte e1er et, men,bet par toppert
siort aliseuel, % iaa frelite ban 2tpet.
buis ban lite bpr alliseuel @ospttalet,
buor ban bar lisset uben Bepioitbeo,
tnbtil ouenitaaenbe bleu meDbelt.
- .@u fremneb Manb .peb Iapn
Sobnion bauoe en- baaro &omp meo en-
Manb. iom ouerfalbt bam paa @aben
Minneapolis en- Mften for noale Dase
l1oen. Oen an9rtoen0e 8QD S~f0Dn) on
Orbre til at bolbe 9enberne op % tru
eoe meb at ftpbe bom. Sobnion sreb
.fatsi 6pren, % bet bar .-til1h ouerenbe
meb benz. 2tssenbe paa Gorto,set
tiempebe be leuse, inbtil enbelie enbel
&pineer tom, men be turoe lite blanbe
fig aHeren. I'm af benz bapbe bog
Sanbs not til at telefonere til politi'
ftationen. &sueren is9te imtblertib at
faa Mnleonins til at BRUCE fit Waaben.
men bet lpttebes lite. os tilitlf tom .fere
,Bolit.menp og trelite Sobnlon. Den
anoen Tpr, Der bar peret itraffet for.
;heu arreiteret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08

Tra Blabet "Western Christian:
Union'' Booneutlle, Mo. 81 beitilte
al Dr. g. Sabrnep, @bicaso, Sa., ct
Dufn T4aifer af bans be:smte 2ese.
mibbel, Or. peters KUR1Ko. Vi bar
brust ben % tror, at bet er en- uomertet
Wteoicia. @t er meset foritsttse meD at
anbefale mebicinife Yreparater bette
Blab, men ba ri tienbte til ben bpie
Mnieelie, / builten Dr. Tabrnep itaar,
bar nj slort en- srunb,s Yrpue meb bans
2esemiobel o9 Tan MI meb COB @am>
uittisbeb anbefale bet til olle, {om lioer
af ga Grippe, Gortiplelie os andre @ps.
BONNIE. @i bsrer, at KUR1Ko lite er
ttlfalss paa Ipotbeter, men Tan erbolbes
aiennem 2otalaaeuter euer birette fra
Gabritanten / Chicago. Sfalb no9en af
pore Mbonnenter ifuloe enife at gisre ct
:Goriss meb Mebicinen, pil ri forelaa.
at be ifrtper birette til Dottoren. Sans
Mbresie er: Dr. peter Gabrn.p, 1l2
-ll4 go. 9opne Mue., @btca8o, SQ.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08

Berltner Blabet WosN@e 3ettun8
flyer, at buerten Epiflanb eller no9en
anoen europeiif @tat brpoer fig ON
onroe>Dottrinen. Den er en- @rtle.
ring, fom olbri9 er blepen forela9t euro.
petite Master til Mnta9elie. os 8labet
mener, at Epiflano os etbuert anbet
2ano bar fulbtommen 9tet til at tnbs
oriue fine Tororiussr. iom bebit be tan,
uoen at 1psrse Toreneoe @tater on, Etl'
labslie, al ben Stunb eisfe lite uil paa'
ie, at Torortn9en bliuer betalt. Os
Blabet tnbrammer, at man lite bar
nosen @et til at forore bette 1ife.
st anoet tpif BlaD flyer. at Danteen
paaitienner lite laaoanue Nrtisbeber
tom ct 8elsq af Brins 6enrp os en-
@aue iom @tatuen af Trebrit ben Store
men bleIer iitebet / fin ruItebe % baie
Wtonroe>Erompet, os Epflano r1aa labe
ben uforifammeoe &ieltrinq, Prelioent
@aitro, ifreb, mems ban Ter Stiegset.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08

r. s ben lille Bp Olppbant / Yennipl.
oania falbt fire Erebpsuinser, osri4aubt
ct trsstases 9otel, uebien &ularube
paa ll6 Tobs Dybbe ben 2ben Sanuar.
@ruben par unber Bpen. Det Ire'
port, iom bolbt @rubens Gag eaer
Sten. os Sorblas oppe, par raabnet uet
os Sorblaset bqpbe. libt eftera libt
siuet efter for Tpnsben af 8psninserue.
,Spntninsen foresit libt efter ltbt, iaaat
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08


Gesislaturen Dtinneiota ian.teoes
.Manbas. S fsre Tiger, tse ftoen: BAL.
get, bar Der ueret flor @trio ON. buem
Der ifnlpe bliue /puiets Pre7eent ,eQer
Speater", enten 2awrence $. Sobuion
fra Minneapolis e4er Dr. 8. @. .Bab'
cod fra @aoena. 2eatslaturmeblem>
merne bar iurtst tasst Bart enten meb
ben enc eler ben anoen af be to. @n
Caucus blep bolet ueanoassaften, %
@eiultatet At benne blsO, ct Mr. !Bab'
cod oil blips utanben. San iise5 at
pere s s. 6ias Manb.,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08

~,
0tesierinaen i.@albiaeton bar neolast
ct poifbus misisnppi, ioror~et Ioulsff
Clement Der !8gen (Sno,iioenoua) bar
tpunset Poitme(teren, Der oart % en Msser'
tuinoe, til at reisaere. Der par tntet
at uoiette pao benoes &iu eller @mbebs>
feriel. Sc uar imuo benoe l{mpeltben.
foroi bun par en- 0&esertu,noe. ytu
mener 8e9ierinsen, at bois 6oit oerneoe
sr for sobs til at bape en- @eser til
9oftmeiter, tan ee bore uben pofbus,
os bette ipnes at uere ct torrett Stanbs
,p1ntt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08

Det bsber, at l1niteo> Estates @tesl
So. bolber paa at unberDanole meb s.
S.f3iu % @reat Mortberns8a ON
at ttluenbe fig Malmleierne ueiflise
Weiabas Diifrittet @t. 2ouis County.
Scr er altiaa en- np l1buibelie of Eru'
fet. Set fer lite uo til, at bet pt]
ipIette af fig ielu, fom nosle bar for'
ubfast.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08

y. 6. Sobnion 50. ! Stem Dort er
blepet. unberrettet om. at betnpe Damp,
5itib 6eu.s OIap" ,fou.: ben fanbtuauiif>
amerstonife 0inie netop Bar Label bpg9e,
lob al Stabelen ben lobe Och. sog piI
ben sbe Mprtl sisre fin fsrite Cir fra
;&ipbeubapn til Seem Dort. Sttbet bar
en- Dresttsbeb af 10000 Cons % Ct
foripnet meb Dobbeltlfrue.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08

Ole Oleion tDwisbt, q. s., Bier
paatiert af ct 2arimpre:Eren Eorsbaa
fife l1se os brebt sieblittelts. 9an
par 25 Var % uQtft.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08

&acine, @is.., ste San: --- @n @ut
paa Sans Olioas Tarm bauoe en- frys'
telie & m.b en- gal 9uno forleben
Da!,. @utten, fcm foriuareoe fin 90
fer, par lite titanb til at forbiubre, al
BUN bleu frpeteli9 bibt. Set par fprft,
e{tsss;at ban Aapbe tienpet meo 9unbeu
en- sssilp Eime, at ban fis brebt ben sen
be en- 9bsaffel ! ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08

Det er reftabslt at fptie Suttertst,
iom tommer 9iennem Yoiten. @n una
Dame i@ineua fit en- Bate ienbt iom
SMssape torleoen, men ba 2ettsrierne
iaa ub, iom ON uosen itulbe baue .rert
ues benz, efter be tom ira Baseriet. fit
inaen .Eillabelie til at .lpiie' at BEN.
Mhn gap &atten liot ;osraf, os ben bebe
sunber ltore 2ioelier., s@asen> ers ersanmelot
foryofpeienet. % man tror. at tunne
ftnps, bDemsber lsnhter Ratttn ..ssss:, s.:e
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08

4ufenes Snbpaanere fit Eib til at tom'>
n,esub, % ,inaen tom ttlifaoe. 6oteQet
;bteu ftaaeabe paa Easet nebe I .@ruben.
8Det ,bsres nefen utrolist, at Golt
utl 30 ouer ;iaabanue Galbsruber. Sfa.
bel, aufIaaes til $50, 900.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08

2oen Suleoa9 telearaferebe man Tor
:fsrite Gang mellem @onolulu paa So
matt og San Tranclsco ouer ben nYt
&absl, iom MI netop Ct last oper Mtlan<
terbapet melem be to nepate Bper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08

5@eaieriuseu bar / Canton, g. g..
epfsrt ct Sinosipseoipl for Sno'auere.
Dtt er bet ferfte fit Slass. Man
uenter so til IS Battenter tnoen etpa.
Wtaaueeer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08

|: 55Arne Mrneion .Spring @allep, Mis.
blep laaet ibjel af en- falbenoe @ren at
ct Gre ben lite Sanuar. San par
9anbelsmano % tnoebaube etpar @ms
beoer / ben neunte Bp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08

s Bpen Maaatlan Werico berjer en-
Bef, 1om man nu tror Ct 8pIoepelten.
Snbbpssetne er bleuen forftrattebe %
hpr btrfra. 5000 Yerfener baube a1le.
reoe forlabt Bpen b en- 2ben bs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08
Senator Soar bar osiaa introouceret
ct Mntttruhs 6orilqs / Ronsresien.

Der ifal boloes en- Tri State @rain
@romers @onuention I Sarge fra ben
320oe til ben 23oe bs., os 5. s. 9iq bar
lepet at pere tilitebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-01-08
operfp 9,,.u e.fer oe Sors ttreo paa
0ettDttett.

operfp 9utuselfer oa 9orsttreo paa
0eFtpttett.
"> ~ ~ --.
=. Tacoma. ste San. - Torretntn8en
par itaubiet paa No,tbern Paciftcz Banen
tsaar. SITE Ct Eren git uo af Bpen,
% Jernbane> @mbebsmenoeue er lite
ittano til at ft9e no9et beitemt angaa>
enbe en- Goranorine. Ebe @binoot Zen
uarm ueftlis Vinb) bolber enonu ueb,
% 8anbet ltrsmmer neb fra @ascaoe'
fieIbene / Strpmme. 0eb Martin, paa
DfHben af Eunnellen, er Der en- uouaf>
ming paa neiten 800 Goo, mems fsre
Steber mellemE mEuunellen os @qensbura.
er unoer Banb, eqer oslaa er ssernbas
neiporet bebettet meb ct Sag af Wuooer.
Scr Ct fen. uouaitninser paa @oueb>
ltnieu mellem Cattle 9od os Eacoma.
l1tauise Soroftreo finbes belle 8eten
meQem @esmopolis til @noepuuttet paa
Btltuien til @rap 3arbor. Banen til
Muburn er unber Banb paa en- @trets
ming af en- Mtl. N1ften en- balu Mtl
af Sporet er borte paa ct Steb. Gem
eller fets andre ueuafninser er rappor>
tereoe melem Qeiter % Palmer.
@n flor uouaftutns ueo Wfartia er
etterfulst af en- 9eette l1ooaitninser os
Sorbftreo pele @eieu til @aeusburs.
Bilinin til Soutb Beno itaar unoer
0anb % e. beeettet af Soro'freo fra
N1iQapa til @nbepunttet.
.&ompasntet bar to Nasiasertren ftqa'
enbe peo Mapmooo % taser faa pel pare
paa BasfaSererne, iom bet ct mulist.
Der Ct Sorbffrep foran os uouaftninser
bag, os man bar truffet Tortpininser
Ill at foripue Erenene meo, buao be
bebsuer.
Scr er for nerperenbe insen Waabe,
bporpaa man tan faa pasfaaererne suo.
ba alle Brser 9ettionen Ct bortfplleoe.
gsan tan itts tsIss 81 2aaoeoei So 81 gtl
| aogen @etning. st Pdsfagertren
ltaar itiue .ueb Setter. buo, osiaa Pass
fasererne ,beipiies at Sernbanetompas'
MET. Der .er inseu Communication
mulis uosen gti, fer .Banoet itaaoier.
@r.at ytortosrn:Ba er nptastis
liseban. itiQet.
Seattle, @a1b. ste San. - @btte
&iper git oper fine Breooer ner O'Brien
Citation IA Mil nebenfor Seattle tibltst
tsaar. Spfoltene bleu | marse Eil>
felbe uattebe ueo, at Yanoet bolbt paa
at tomn,e inb Sensene.
@t9ielpetren;bleu ororet fra @eattle,
% ba man naaebe berben n,eb Baaoe,
fanbt uan mango @teoer Rptuber os
Born ltaaenoe pau 8orbe os Stole
forat unbsaa 1anoet, Der iioume 9ule
par to Sob euer @ulpet. MQe Weenne<
tier blep fprte til fitre @teber. Der
mebbeles ,tte ON noeen oneton,met, men
me9en Stabs .er fleet paa Gienbom.
Oueriusmmelien ct .forqaria9et reo ct
nj Dases &esn % @binoots Vtnoen,
Der imelteoe 5uemasietne / @ascaoe>
fielbene. .:~
@reat ytortpern Bonen ,fortpnbte
isaar, at Maoiion Brpen piloe b'iue
repareret Manoas Mfteu, % Blodaben
pilbe bltpe brubt, peo at ct Ouerlanos'
Tren pilbe antou1me ytattens 2eb.
Det nil mebbrinse 8oft tor fire Dase.
Man ueb lite, naar 6opebIinien paa
Nortbsrn Bac'fic Benen nil bliue aaben.
Dst pill antasel's lite ite paa fere
Dage. S9aaraftee blep portlanb=Di'.
ptRonen rpooet, % bet terlte Eren paa
to Dage tom int fra Spo. MQe Rpf>
linier fra Seattle norooper meo unbta:
aelfe af @batcom: 2iuien er bleuen
rpbbehe.
@n flor Mrbeiosfprte ct tpsieliat
meuem Seattle % Sacoma.
!facine. @i8.. ste San.: --- Gn @ut
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-10
PECULIAR CASE.
Robert and George vanLone Heirs to
Estate Unable to Discover Their
Ages and Money is Withheld.
RECORDS FAIL TO GIVE CLUE

One of the most peculiar cases ever
discovered in Kenosha is the case of
Robert and George VanLone two for
mer Kenosha boys who are now seek
ing to secure their share of the estate
Of Mrs. Han1on of Milwaukee who was
their grandmother. There is no doubt
as to the right of the boys to inherit
the property but they have thus far
been unable to establish their ages
and for this reason it is impossible for
them to show that they are old enough
to have the money turned over to
them. Fate dealt very unkindly with
the two boys and the fact of 1t is that
neither of them knows when or where
they were born and for this reason
they can not esta blish their ages. Ro-
bert who.is resident of Milwaukee
holds that he is twenty one years OF
age and his brother who is employed
at the Chicago Brass Works states that
he is nineteen.
county were examined to get at the
ages of the boys, but nothing was
found to offer solution to the puzzle.
There is no certificate on file to show
the date of the birth of either of the
boys, and their relatives who have
been interviewed state that they can
make no statements to help them out
of the their trouble. It is known that
the boys were born in this State, and
it may be necessary for them to make
an examination of all the county Offices
in the State.
The fortune coming to them is about
twelve thousand dollars, and should
they be forced to make this extended
search large amount of money would
be used up. The boys are the sons OF
James Van Lone, who was killed at
Beloit year ago, and their mother has
been dead for more than ten years.
Both of the boys were in the school
at Sparta for some time, but recently
left there and since that time they
have been making their own living,
The county officials have taken great
interest in the case of the boys and
everything is being done to help them
in the search.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-10
ODD FELLOWS MEET.
Old Kenosha Order Holds Election of

Old Kenosha Order Holds Election of
Officers Friday Night.
The regular meeting Of the Kenosha
Chapter of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows was held at the hall Fri
day evening, and many of the mem
Ders were in attendance. The meeting
was in the way of reunion of the
members, and the jolly time repaid all
the members for turning out in the
cold to get to the meeting.
AT the close of the meeting the fol-
lowing officers were elected for The
coming sixamonths:
N. G.-S. E. Walker.
v. CT. r. Kuhn.
Secretary-A. G. Sharpe.
Treasurer-Tnomas Hansen.
Trustee "A. F. Wallis for three years
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-10
Agatha GIuntz Former Sister OF Char
ity Accused Of False Swearing
in TheIen Will Case
CASE FINDS SUDDEN TERMINATION
Judge Belden After Reading AfRdavits
Throws Contest of Will out of Court
and Orders Estate Divided.

The suit Of Agatha Gluntz formerly
of this city and more recently a Sister
Of Charity in Milwaukee, to break the
will of her father, the late Leonard
Thelen of this county, had sudden
and sensational termination in the
circuit court before Judge Belden this
morning. AS result of affidavits pre-
scented the Judge practically held that
the former Sister of Charity had been
guilty of false swearing and on this
holding he threw the contest of the
will out of the court and ordered the
county court of Kenosha to distribute
the property is provided in the will.
The case caused the greatest excite
ment among the people interested IN
the matter.
The case was scheduled to come up
in the court yesterday but the attorney
for Mrs. Gluntz had filed ar affidavit
in which he stated that the contestant
of the will was too i'll to appear in
court and make the fight. This morn.
ing just after court had been called
Attorney W. c. Palmer of Racine, who
represented the heirs to the estate, APP
peared in court and presented to
Judge Be1den an affidavit made by
Attorney Samuel Field of Milwaukee.
The affidavit stated that the statement
of Mrs. Gluntz's illness was entirely
false and that the woman was now
taking entire care of a big fat build
ing In Milwaukee in the absence of
her husband from the city. The court
at once took up the matter and ordered
the clerk to enter judgment dismiss
ing the contest with the costs to Mrs.
Gluntz, and ordering that the estate of
the late Leonard Thelen be disposed of
as provided in the will.
The contest of the will has been
closely watched on account of the fact
that the contestant was former Sis
ter of Charity. Leonard Thelen was a
man of deep religious feeling, and
when his daughter failed to carry out
his wishes and remain as a member of
the Sisters order, he made a will in
which he left her but $500, while her
share under the administration of the
estate would have been more than six
times that much.
The contest was commenced here in
the Circuit Court many months ago,
and taken to Racine for final hear
ing. It is thought that the sensation
al ending of the fight today will mark
the close Of the case, so far as the
courts are concerned.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-10
Beauty skin Deep.

Two friends, Pat and Mike, hap
pened to pass on opposite sides of the
street one day. Mike had lady with
him. On crossing over to greet Pat
the following conversation took place:
''How are you Mixer"
"Fair, Pat. How's yourself?o
Fair to middling. That's homely
old woman we've got with We, Mike .
"Arrah, Pat, that's me wife, and
we've heard tie saying that beauty is
only skin deep"
"Begorrah, Mike, take her home and
skin her ar once Boston Traveller.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-10
HAD A NARROW ESCAPE.
DIR. G. H. Ripley Narrowly Escapes Collision
with Street Car on South Street.

WAUA 0UEOOO OAE OA SOuGA OOE0GOs
DR.. G. Fl. Ripley had narrow escape
from being in jured in collision with
street car at the corner of South and
Church streets Thursday afternoon.
The doctor was driving south on
Church Street and the car was COM
plete1y hidden by the church. Either
the motorman did not ring the bell or
it was not heard by the doctor for the
buggy in which the doctor was riding
was almost directly in front of the car
on the track. By quick action DR..
Ripley was able to throw the horse to
one side of the track and the car flew
by just grazing the buggy.
The motormen should be exceeding.
~ careful when running cars at rapid
speed and sound the gong at each
street crossing.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Recorded for the Week Ending Wednes-
day. Dec. 2nd,. 1903.


Following are the real estate trans.
fers recorded during the past week,
Reported for this paper by Charles A.
Tarbell, abstracter, real estate, insur.
ance and loan agent:
Fanny M. Loveday to Chas.
A. Zahn. S hf of lot 13 of
Unity Park subdivision; also
part of hf of lot Is; warran-
ty deed; consideralion.......$ 500 CO
Frances c. Newall ct. al. to L.
II. Hansen. N 20 # of lot 6
and 80 fit of lot S, blk Is, Of
Bain's subdivision; warranty
deed; consideration. $1,000. $50 90
Frank Getschmann and wife.to
Herman ]. Kraft. Part of
nwqr of sec /, l, % e;
warranty deed; consideration $50 OC
Som ers Creamery Association
to Louis II. Fenske. Part of
Or of n " or of sec 10, tt
~ e; warranty deed; con !. 1920 90
Frank r. Jacoby and wife to
Chester D. Barnes. Part of
blk 80 on or of sec 81, t 2,
r23 e; quit claim deed; con-. 0C
Chester D. Barnes to Emma
A. Jacoby. Part of blk 80
on or of sec 81, t 2, % e;
quit claim deed; considerat'n ! 0O
D. J. Vincent and wife to D.
Rooney. All that part of n e
or Of $ or Of sec 80, 1, 20
e, west of highway ;'also govt
I lot in or of sec 80; quit
claim deed; consideration. OC
David Rooney to D. ]. Vincent
S 10 acres Of all that part of
n hf of or sec 80, t 1, r20
e; quit claim deed; consider'n 90
w. J. Birmingham and wife to
Dave Gaastra. Lot 10 of Ad-
amson's subdv'n; quit claim
deed; consideration ...... / 90
Susan Arnold ct. al. to Frank
A. Mich. Lot /, blk IL, Viii
1age of Silver Lake; quit
claim deed; consideration +. 100 90
James H. Fleming to John G..
Fleming. Undo hf Of n e ar
of W or of sec SO, /, r 10 e;
also undo bf of that part
of or of or Of sec SO, t
1,r 10 lying west of high
way; warranty deed; CON-. OC
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-10
Curious Lake.

In the center of Kildine, an island
in the North sea, is perhaps the most
curious lake in the world. The surface
Of it's waters is quite fresh and sup
down it is as salt as the greatest depths
Of the sea, and salt water fish live in
~
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-10
How Wood shrinks.

Wood, like wool, requires to be
shrunk before used for manufacturing
purposes. Pitch pine beams will shrink
in thickness from eighteen and three
fourth inches to eighteen and one
fourth, spruce from eight and one-half
to eight and three-eighths, white pine
from twelve inches to eleven and sew
en-eighths, yellow pine a trife less.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-10
The BIue Gum Tree.

Groves Of the eucalyptus tree, known
as blue gum or mamma gum, may be
cut to the grcund for fuel when they
are five or seven years old and every
six to eight years subsequently. The
yield from each cutting is commonly
fifty to seventy-f1ve cords Of four foot
wood per acre.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-10
Macedonian Peasants.

The average peasant Of Macedonia
has net yearly income of only about
$50, Of which about SIT goes on taxes.
1t is common incident for villagers
to cut down their fruit trees to avoid
the tax on them.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-10
Baby Twenty-eight years old.

A woman aged twenty-eight died in
Bavaria in the cradle in which she was
laid soon after her birth and in which
she had passed the whole Of her life.
She preserved to the end the size and
appearance Of a baby a few months
old, though her mind developed abb
normally, and she was persistent
talker.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-10
Balloon In a Gale.

There is something uncanny in trav-
cling at great speed in a balloon. No
matter how violent the gale, the aero
maui himself is in a dead calm.