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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
DanlllarR.
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: Mnlebning at 8ultusminilter s.
6. @~6riftenIen og 6uitrus SslObrpls
IupsFeIt, Der feireoes paa 9oOen aptns
beIem.narium ben q. Ieb., 6leO bvr
/ 9open 9irte afboIot @ubstisneite
% qltergang. Ben 9jemtonIten fra
8irfen oberrdttes Der WliniIteren peb
en- 9eputation beItaaenbe al Statsz
repiior Qnoers Iielfen og 2dnoss
tinesmanb SEMEN. aarsIe0, f%slgen0e
Aoresie:
o6eiitareoe &uItusminiiier og tGre
Roue9a! Sbporpel SpIbbrnaupsfeit
CT en- 9iemmets % 5amiIisIioet5
SET, og bpor foroisieoe ri eno er ON,
at 8eres % 0eres 6uitrus 6eitOas
pil pare rig Paa 9ptte og 8lGbe l
Winoet en- be benrunbne % 4ar,
Iaa "a, at Der Tmittert life James no
Get uoeira, tror ri oo9, ibet ri buin
ger 9em % 0tres 6uitra Dor bier
teliqite 6iIien og 2otanifnin9 at ri
ma qri6e Qeiligbeben til Al uotole
ror onbtfelte 3uf Tor, hoao D. biz
feoe / 5%ribeOsns "a 5remhrlotets
3ienefe. Oct Fnlotes 8em mer,
en6 noaen anoen snteIt Mano, at Del
otter git ..opao" og afremdo" for
genitres Sag. 9so 8eres QebeIi'
af 9enitrereformpartiet panot pori
8drii Sibrte og 9iaio. o9 noar Sps
fitmf ftst "a. sui 1901 ttubetsgHsa
bsrpeb, at 5oItets 3iaibsmanb M
oafaa er Gongsns, iaa boaIer Gan
fen upilfaarIig fortrinsois peb Dem
% 8eres politifs gernin9. 9i fam.
les ba / 2nitet ON. at d subnu
l8nqt mdd beodre 8tres bpie og inbs
fnbelfesrige sitting. port 2uno til
8aon og 2grs.
@enitrtreformpartiet / 5oltetiuett
ca Qanostinget. q. Qobember 1904.
Desuoen o%perrattes Der SelDbrus
oeparrtt en- Mengbs Carer. Beth
telien for Rngts6ingtrsbfens Ben,
frspalgerforenins operbragte fra
ge6otrns / &reoien ct auFes Oe 3es
%ieroiee / Sslo meb 5nitription. Dess
ubtn mpote Deputationsr meb SsIu,
CARER ira StierutreOiens @runblobs
parneForeninG Spoft 5usmanbstre
oitforenings Rsprrientantffab o9
fra geboere / See SOgn. Deb pOiten
ontom 81. a. en- Seloidroiniere fra
Gnfefru Barren Berg os benbes
Born.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
800 BeIonnino 500

18TH glabs eaiere MI pNre ~forHeiehs noer At erart
= 6sf bst mtnbite ct en frpgtet Snghpm. JONI gioen'
iflhan CT hleneti ZtaHO til at tnfffe ate hens St0'
1He % het n 6nsarrh. Halifs Catarrh Cure Ct net
lnfIte uirteltae SUPERINTENDENT. eaaeftaHheH re T.
III. IA Satarrh CT en- toHittuiipnel Snaonni. Tuibrer
BEN en- Constitutional gebanhltng. Halls Gaiarth
ara taass mo. nirfer birefte poa 9lnoel nQ Gitmhtis
aetHe | Snfemet 81 intetqlgr hernfb SnahnninlfHs Var
IA NJ qtuer NafiCHieH StBrfe neo At nphn1uf apnftiil'
hnIeH % biRlpe 9utireu I'll at gisrr nj aftethe. Sierne
Har iaa meaen 1iltro hi bets bsIbrebenoe arait. OF be
hlbnoer Fl ~baa0re0e collars for hneft 1ilf9lee. bporl
0euHe Webiun life benirier 9elbreoeiie. St1n eiter
eiile o. glonesbnro. Jliirip
3. s. gbeHep& o.. 9oIrOu. q
Salaes hos ApDihsiere.
Halls Family Pills CT BE- bfbite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09

braqsbolbere os Deb llbaibelIe al
populer pioenIfabeIi9 iSmdaitrifter.
: SamDirten meo bela9tebe 5ors
eninqer / Rorge og Sperri9 bar 5ors
eningen p%aabegpnbt en- 69lesferie al
SmdaTtrifter, bpiS to fprite 9umre
er f%penfte. begge at qrof. 5enfden,
% 6anbler ON 4ltoboIens Snolgs
belle paa s6iertet Oe Gerberne. BE
to naIte qumre, iOm nu uoienoes, er
bonIfe, % bebanbIer mere f%oeiale
@mner. nemlis: QIto6ol og 5orbrps
belle at Or. meo 6. Self. o9 alfoboT
% 8srn at Or. me6. $. Drip.
8ioenfa6en bar & be Ienere Qar
frem6ragf Ioa meget til 9eipsning uf
acknowledgements, at BET imittert
bill oore i~iosfoarenOe ogIoa bos oS.
ftriber Str. D9bl.", at iege uobreOt
aunbaab berom Oeb 6iaIp at bill
lige populare Smoaftrifier, fom ben
oen6er Ig til enbber Iaa pei / ION
uoen for qfboIOsmanoenes fate
arebs.
6efterns uofommer hos uniperii
tetsbo9banbler g.. e. 6. Sab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09

6oItetirteus 9ra ter 0 g
6rimenfgbeoerns. auItuss
miniitcriet bar ubItsbt en- gefenbtass
relic, bDorefter bet bifaIoes. al 9i-
fopperne bemhnb'9es til - naar er
sban9eliit slutberit 6rimenigbeo. bbis
Brat bar bait 9iitoppcns 8iaobelIe
til, al 5oIietirtens QrG7er afboIbt
@ubstieneile % forretteoe Qltergan5
/ 8rimenigbebens &irte - Deb prGe
wTternes Qfgan9 itdor roen pr9it, pdd
Qnoraqenbe fra 6rimenigbeoens Be
tnrelie at tilabe, at be n9pnte
6anoIin9sr frembeles / Ell b%e9r9niet
Siosrum, bog lite ub obsr 6 Waoe
neoer, Iorrettes I 6rmenigbebsns
airte At gr9iter / 5oIteiirten. fom
BERTH er biai9e. Og iom bar erbOerpei
reres giifops 3inooeIie til at funs
gere / 5rimenigbeben, bog at benne
Siaabelfe lite be6soer at inbbentss
Tor boer Sang, be bill fun9ere / Sri
menigbcben, men at 8ffoppen Tan
meobeIes for inbtiI belle ben lib. t
bpeIfen ben %fornGpnte 3inabelie Il
meobelt 5rimenigbeben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09

Nit 0nske er. at de Mend. der sor1a Psizc
al Ungdon1sf orvildelser har nedbrudt de
res Helbred vii lyt = III nit Raad ug i1oi4~
op med at expefimentere med Prs seape
dicfner", BehandlinEcr, baclter o. = ~, sosE
udbydes Oh paat ginges Svfckllnge. stadiE
az fnge edicin hemmer FordeIc1sek.
inrRitter til sidst hele Systeniet or e@< 8yE
donnlen uheldbredelig.
Jeg led SEW l flerc Aar III Feigeftc al
UnRd nmseynder. SAMSON krafiapiId, NeF-
81 esvaghe daarlig Hukouem iae, Nedslar
< nhed. tabt nanddon. Blyhed. Dssighed,
Smerter | Lenden, a~lmindelig Sgaghe4
q. =. V, o. JcR VII dunn nok til at tstssgt
Spicialister, Ba he og ~Lsegemiddei. uder
dog at blive poget bcdre. Til sidet xeisfe
jeg til Skerrig OK raadferte mig der nIec
en- frruistasende LRge, under n Wis ne
~aanaiins jeg fuidstandig heldbrededes
Recepten, del overlodes mig, harJeR efiduu
iforvnripg, .og da jeg at tgen dyrehptE
ErfarnR we'd, hvor vanskeiig ct Diet eT III
blise kufenet her | Landet. har ieg besiut-
tet at hjelpe andre, hvorfor. jeg I'll enhvet
som vii kur. res, og som skriver ti mig
sender en- Afskr II af denne recept bditge
med n8dreudige kaad frit | nieig
zig Konvolut Mand ! LaDdets forskeiige
Dele har fulgt nit Raad OK forssgt dette
Lageniiddel. og leg har ! hu~ndredevis nj
observation-disclosures, som ekrsefter. "a
de ere blevne kurerede: kecepten foreak1
yer en- Nomination al kraftige mes dog
ufariige nediciper, og den err saadan skre-
vet, at Diet b~eordrede kan faas tai eu ringe
p IL pas 81 seit 4pothek "a, De. s.aii<4
efter ne hhr nioataget Aiskrift af kecss
her Chicago, saa ger jeg Diet gerne. forud
sat al. Diet skrittiig begares, aeT
eliers ikke Jeg sender ingent.ng C Q. u,
t~ilnarfe mig Penge eller paatvinger HedL
elmer, som like vii HAYES, og finder De mig
like @rlig OK, oprigtig ale H~enseessdcr.
Avis.. Skriv dag, thi denne Notifs blive1
uiasske like synlig mere, og DE skai ande
81 like ale ere Bedragere. usse; G.
e. hENTsoH. BOX 62. CHICAGO, Ia
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
9ancboO 6pjifOle.
SDler, Wlinn.

GdrlrifOlr fra 3. Dec. 1904 til IL
Mdrt8 1905.
unoeroisning / aae nlminoelise
Sfolefag.
9agli9e 5orebrn9.
Serli9e Slasier / @n9elf in
@ptUmmere. aonfirmationsofoes
ling.
Detailing for unoeruisning. Soit.
8ulig, aps og 8arme er for belf
3erminen s54.o0.
Ray- Sfrio eiter Sataloa.
Yi9rifoIe ira 20. DARTS til Il
SUM 1905.
8b. en-.
Horianoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09

9eftemmelier fer Gioen par 9srIist
at afIfaFe grBpen / aeli9ion.
Carer Senfen mente. Al Miniites
tiet baabe tunoe CO biloe 9iDt 3ii.
Iaoelfe. 0et bapOe 10 felo bift 9eien
peo at fritaae for Qrs0e / 8riiten,
oomsfunbfab peb llb9angen at WleI7
lemItolen.
8a Der par Stemning for at cher
oeje Sogen. bebtog man ifflge o9oIs
lgoIten" at nebIatte ct llobal9 til
at formnlere 5orIIag ON ct anbras
9enbe fom napnt og forela99e bet
/ n9ite Menigkbsraoosmr6e. bpor
Roaoet oo Itoar frit operfor bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
Elk Horn COLLEGE

eri Y~ifksomhed. Eleye optages
Ill enhyer lid. Nintertermnen be
gynder den 1. December
Nykommere lares Engelsk hnrtigi
og sikkert.
Mar man tager ct "a Maaneder
Kursus, er Betalingen kun Sis on
Maaneden for Underwriting. Lagi
Kost. Lys o. Narme.
Indmeldelser modtages og Forespefg-
sler besYares af
I'll. n. JERsILD, Elk Horn, Iowa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09

RDfteb Strife. Dd Nbiteb
airfefpir, Der er at 5rG. 1 ben feners
3ib bar Oift fig at bore | faa buarlIa
gorfutninq, at maj funbe pile rdub,
ne 9reftunper u6 at bet meb 5ing'
rene, bar man eFter 5orlpbenbe |
o2on. +. Gtiftst." tGntt poa at inb,
qibe ct Gnorogenbe til Rigsbo9er
ON at faa bet erTtattet at Ell MT, ipt-
fet meb aobbsr. 3 ben 4nlebnino
bar profssfor 9olm fra asbenbuDn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
n.be at fe pud bet for npiis. CmtOf-
ningerne iiges at bile btlebe ft III
35,OOO-40,0O0 Str.

ST Segn paa 8inter. 8e
er bleoet Ipdaet, at hi / 4ar huIos
fuu en- iarlis ftrens 8inter, oe 40,
ftiaigt funbe tpOe berpao. SodIsbts
fan n9bnes, otSbanerne bar beabncs
at trrtte 6erneb. Oett. 3raf plsir
life at foreaaa fsr ZEN / @intertibsn,
naar aulben er iarlig itr,ng, fris
Der ,9biit. amtst.b."
8ei sr berfOr life umuligt, al bisI:
fmitfe 6uales 4nfomit tan tbbe pan
en- ftreng 9inter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09

at formnlere 6orIIag ON ct anoras
gen6e fom naunt og forela99e bet
Il naIte Wenigfbsroabsmsoe. boor
Roaoet bo Itaor frit operfor bet.
OF Sprdob. 2igeiom Der in
.5nfor Weni9beOen gennem Waaod
..nebiemmet % bets 5ilioI er optds
set en- @erning operfor ulptteligt
# aeoe 9binber er IN arebs Of
WQno % abinber pod Qdlt.u.gfrtes
odls S~nitiatip tradot fammen til
Donnelien at en- Screening. Der iunbe
ratfe iaabanne ugifte abinber. Der
tai bGreWeore. en- bi9lpenbe6dano,
II GrtenbelIe al. at saaabbilobeb.
6ialpeleskO. 6%ortu.olelie oDsr
Stammtn % Decentralization,
ION efter ben paognIbenbe aopgirs
nina tommer til at bpile tunaeit pal
U2oberen iii bet ubenfor 2ggteItdb
fsbtt Barn. oriper mango bigger. Der
inqsnlunbe sr forbprpebe eler ioms
rittigbebsfpIs. til at forgribe ia poa
ceres Barns Qib."
Den Is. Rob. 6leo Der afbolbt ct
Olebe, bbortil Der par inbbubt Re
pr9ientanter for Yresien - beo bette
U8ebe cmtalte paitor Il. girtebnl
nGrmere ben pdntGntte Screening:
man pilbe 81, a. gennem 5oreninaen
is9e at opnan, at Der runbt rn /
Soqnene bIeb auinoer, Der tunbs
tage iig af faubanne ulptteIige - %
man bilbe itr9be ben til. al WIohe-
rem iaa oibt mulie tunn beboIbe III
Barn bos iis.
Der BIZ / ben n9rmeite 5remtio
frsmtomme Il Opraab ~anaaaenos
bsnne Sag.
Zion famine 5orenine iaa life
oglaa pil forfeee at foa Stnloen meo
FAINT b%enfert. bbor ben pr entlia bss
Ter biemme2 DIS Rb.
4pt 0rgeL. Ssnbag BEN -.
Ron. bleo Der / Wtdrltal airie td9et
ct MT OreeI i Brig. Gftsr al Yror1f
3boae baDbe prpbifet ober 9agens
! G0dngelium, lutteoe ban meb al tale
ON 9opfanotn / ben 9amls paet ca
/ ben triitne airte. ioet ban git I'D fin
SaIms 100, 4.
Oct tore me Orget er IN grbo
for airten % bar bejlige 9oner; bel
er forfpnet meb 2 Wanualsr og Tslp,
Itanbige gebaIfpil. Orgelet er Iebes
ret fra b'9rr. SObun g. Qnbreaien
&c Cos Oreelfobr't / Ringtsbing.
Def %tetniits Qrbejoe er ubfsrt at
5irmasts @srtfsrsr qstsrien, iom
bar opbolbt ia IL Mar / ltblnnoet
fom Orgelbpgser; Sntonotion Og
Stemnins er befsrsst at 5nftrumsrt,
mayer Ssrenfsn.
OrgeIet bar toitet ialt 3400 ar.,
Der er inbtommet bels beb frfpiniq:
@uoer fra Menigbeben, bells peb tt
5iIifub fra 2grs airfetasfe.
Smutte Carer. Spores oq
Qoo,.Fos{s, 90, CoIhog QakEcA .,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09

. ar9sbt Gtfttrs. ,.9sH.
toiten" bar Onsbas Vai ben Is. gop.
iii 5bpborsn inbbro9t en- Motorbdab
fra 6arbosre, Tom bar optoget ub
for gsilbb, bpis Sisnaliation bapbe
fignoliieret. at Gambling bar umulis.
al.7 ON 4ftsnen ldanbebe ifelge R.
9. en- Motorbaob ub for 6orboer.
unber forlige GorboOO; 9oaben fents
rebe / 5opTtoffen, men 5ifterne bier.
eebes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09

6tubenternes 4fboIbss
forenine. fom fifiebes for ct
par aar Ti0en, bar til 5OrmuaI life
blot at birfe for Qf6oIbsiaeeu mel-
lem Gtubentsr, Tom fenere | forfeit.
lige 9%nsftininger runbt ON | 2anbsi
fan game QfboIbsurbejoet. men ogida
at famarbeibs meb be sbriae Qfbolbsi
forsningsr beb at ffafe benz Sore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09

Qutomobilterel pdd
Tpn. Som tiblieere msbbelt, agtss
Der opta9et Qutomobilterief paa nog-
lie FINITE Str1tningsr. 3 ben Qnleos
ming praienterebes Ssnbog ben 20.
Rob. for nogle inbbubte ct fort franit
4utomobilteretsi / Obenfe, og Der
foretoqes en- file 9rsbetur fra III
tdni 3orp til gibb os t;Iboge i9en.
9erslen par meget bebaeeIig. Wus
ftineritt bar "a inb. 9eitetrnfter, iom
rirter meb 4 gblinbre. go9nens
29nqbs er II fob, bens 6sibe 9 Sob
S I'm. os 8rebben 6 Sob 3 5om.
Zen bar u Sibbeplobier / Iuttet
Bum % 4 S%taapIdbier ubs, men BOG
unber 3ug.
paa Jim astes ifslge Sims 9iO."
ip9rtiat Qutomobiltsriel ira 4sisns
OBJ 6aarbp til 5aabOrg % fra Sac
borg til Spenoborg. Gnooioere fro
Qsiens ober aarup iii 8ogeni..
Man hoober at faa 9srslen / Gang
paa bisie Ruter / aprif Waantb
II. u.
Oonif QutomobilI fIfab bill / Jor
sning meb Ell fpnit SeIltob bunne ct
SnteresisntItab, Der itol foreitoa
0riften at asrslen pua be n9Dnts
Butter. mon aater her paa De trurs
Ieits 3dae at brnge @pgns fom bemi,
rer fremOiftes, eIIers nosIe, Der er
libt minbre. Gnbbibere bill man
bolbe noele belt fmud 8ogne. Der ftdI
bore parate til asriel meb entelt,
reifenbe nadr fom belft. S Qsfsns
inbrettes Der Bcsnporte oe Reparus
ti%onspartiteo. bpor man ftdf bare
foripnet meb RsferOeOeIe for 9ilfaIbe
at Brub pna et ensr anbei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
Nervesyge MGnd!

Afskrift af ct egte skandfuavisk
RECEIPT sendes frit Ill Mend, som
behover Hlelp. ingen {. q. ID eiies
Notwithstanding. sH Lzs
dennc Motifs Ill Endel
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-16
PLANT rs SHUT DOWN
Latin, Rand Company is Making I'm.
portant improvements in Their Big
Plant at Pleasant Prairie.
LARGE SHIPMENTS ARE DELAYED.

The plant of the Latin, Rand Pow
der Company has been shut down en-
tirely, so far as powder making is
concerned and before the plant is
open for work again it will be re
paired and improved so as to make it
the most complete powder making
plant west of New York. The recent
fire at the plant impressed the fact
on the managers that the plant must
be built in a more permanent way,
and to this end the soda house and
other buildings destroyed are being
rebuilt of brick and stone, and the
work of bricking other buildings has
been started. The large force of men
thrown out of employment by the
stopping of the manufacture of pow
der has not left the village and all
of them have been employed on the
work of building.
The new buildings will be much
larger than the former buildings and
they will permit a large increase in
the output of the plant.
On account of the work that is be-
ing done, former Superintendent Fer
ridy who is now connected with the
central office of the company, has
been sent west to have charge of the
rebuilding.
One of the improvements being put
in, is a complete fire fighting plant.
This will be of great aid to the com
pany in the future and it will make a
repetition of recent fires impossible.
While the improvements are going
on large shipments of powder have
been delayed, but the superintendent
states that the plant will be shipping
powder again in two or three weeks.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-16
Federal Officers at Last Get After the
Insurance SWinders Working in
Chicago and Kenosha.
JACOBS AND sHANkLlN HELD.
Attorney Henry j. Toner of This City Is
Connected with the Case as an Attor-
ney for Shanklin.

After years Of seeming security the
promoters of "Wi1d Cat'' insurance
companies, who have been working in
Chicago and Kenosha, are beginning
to feel the strong arm of the govern
mens and yesterday the federal Of
flcers caused the arrest of S. w.
Jacobs and E. A. Shank1in, two of the
leaders of the sswi1d cat' business.
The men are charged with doing a
swind1ing business. Both managed to
secure their release on bail, the bonds
being placed at $1,000 in each case.
Attorney Henry J. Toner, formerly Of
Pleasant Prairie and at one time clerk
of the.Circuit court of Kenosha coun-
ty, has been connected with the two
men on account of the fact that he
was an attorney for Shank1in. Mr..
Toner was not arrested and at the
request of the federal officers he con-
sented to give to the inspectors all the
information in his keeping in regard
to the business methods of the two
men arrested.
The arrest of Jacobs has been ex-
pected for some time and it is even
limited that some of the Kenosha men
who were connected with Jacobs in
several deals managed to get out OF
them only a short time ago. There is
little possibility that the warrants
that are being secured by the federal
officers will call for the arrest of any
of the friends of Jacobs in the city.
Jacobs is a pioneer in the line and
some of his first work was done in
Kenosha. Several of the unlicensed
companies which are alleged to be
connected with certain insurance
agency in Kenosha were organized
by Jacobs. Only recently one of the
companies in which Jacobs was inter-
ested had loss on the creamery at
Wi1mot and the matter is now in
course of settlement and is in the
hands of Attorney Toner. It is claimed
that Shank1in and Jacobs represented
many companies and the assets Of
some of them have been called into
question. Walter M. Cowe11 of this
city had been come cted with Jacobs
in several insurance deals and it is
stated that Jacobs was connected with
the Wisconsin Insurance agency COM
pany which was organized by Cowe11
some time ago. Cowe11 declares that
at the present time he is not connected
with any deals with either of the Chi
cago men. The insurance of Balloon
by company affiliated with the Wis
consin Insurance agency company is
now being investigated by Insurance
Commissioner Host and it is possible
that this investigation may lead to
some further disclosures in regard to
some of these companies.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-16

THE assessors seem to have taken
hold of their work with an exceptional
amount of vigor and there is every
reason to believe that their efforts to
get every piece OF taxable property
on the rolls at a fair valuation and
the unusual increase in the amount Of
improvements made in the past year,
will enable the council to get along
with a one per cent tax levy. We
hope so, anyway. With the amount
received from licenses, the city ought
to be able to make one per cent levy
do this year.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-16

THE prospective profits of the cab
bage growers in this section are van
ishing into thin air before the attacks
of the cabbage naggots, and unless
heavy rains come to their relief the
losses which will be sustained are
going to make big ho1ein the profits
made last season. At that, the local
growers have not much to complain
of, for they are much better off than
the growers in other states who have
no last years profits to fall back
upon. The cabbage1ands in this sec
ton produced a good crop last year
when there was a shortage every
where else, and it is too much to ex-
pect such luck two years running.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-16
Board OF Education Complete Employ
ment OF C. ]. thinner as
Superintendent.
JANlTORs HIRED FOR NEW YEAR.
Regular Meeting of Board Is Adjourned
for Week to Hear Report of the
Teacher Committee.

Prof. P. J. Zimmers, of Berlin, will
begin his duties as superintendent
of the schools of Kenosha on July /,
for at the meeting of the Board of
Education last night, the president
and secretary of the board were in
structed to make a contract with Mr..
zimmers for the coming year.
The contract will probably be made
out during the present week. Mr..
Zimmers will come to Kenosha on
July /, but his name will not be
placed on the pay roll of the board
until after the first of September.
Mr.. Zimmers will receive an annual
salary of $3.50, payable in ten INSTALL
ments. AS Mr.. Zimmers has con-
tracted to work as clerk of the board,
Mr.. Baker is very busy this week
arranging to turn the school business
over to his successor the first of next
month.
There was little business of public
interest at the meeting of the board
and it was one of the most uninterest-
Ing meetings. on record.
Following the plan adopted some
years ago, the janitors for the differ
ent buildings were all reelected last
night as follows: Central building,
Joseph Scho1ey, at a salary of SIS a
month; Frank school, Jacob Hermann,
at salary of $43. 80 month; Deming
school, Theodore Boyington, at a
salary of $45 month; Gillette school,
M. A. Werve, at salary of $35 a
month, and at the Weislzopf school,
Henry Miller at salary of $50 a
month. The selection of a janitor
for the new Durkee building was left
with the committee on buildings and
grounds and it will make report at
the next meeting of the board. Many
applications for the position have
been received but the salary offered is
not sufficiently large to attract some
of the men desired.
The committee on teachers was not
ready to make it's report on the en-
p1oymert of teachers for the coming
year, and the board will hear this re-
port at an adjourned meeting to be
held on next Tuesday evening.
Stewart and Peters, of GAINESVILLE,
the contractors for the new Durkee
building were allowed 5000 on their
contract and Architect Gaastra was
allowed $500 on his contract. The
new building is progressing as rapidly
as could be expected and there is
little doubt but that it will be ready
by the first of October.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-16
"VIVIAN'S PAPA"
At Powers Theatre. Chicago. Expected to
Have Summers Run.

Rich and Harris comedians, headed
by Blanche Ring and Leo Ditrichstein
have made one of the few triun1phs
of recent theatrica1s in Chicago, at
Powers Theatre. One of the local
critics in praising the piece and the
production said that ''for this relief
from the usual run of musical comedy
much thanks" for in ssVivian's Pa
pas" we have rapid action, racy, up
to-date farce, involving American
characters, all of whom come under
the spell of Eighty and fascinating
chorus girl, Vivian, (p1ayed by Miss
Ring) who gets into all sorts of en-
barassing complications before mat
tiers are slaughtered out in the last
act. Miss Ring is the engaging
young woman, who is the most recent
hit among the young performers in
New York City-and now in Chicago
and last winter she added to her
American 1aure1s by playing an ex-
tended engagement at the famous
Savoy theatre in London, which was
for so many years the home of the
Gilbert and Sullivan operas. AS a
|singer.Miss Ring has renown both up
on the legitimate and the vaudeville
stage, and in the second act Of Mr..
Ditrichstein's farce she sings three of
the songs she has made famous-the
Irish ballad ''Bede1ia," the character
istic New York song "The Belle of
Avenue A, = and walking song, "She
Walks LikeAThis,' which illustrates
the walks of various types of girls.
AS the author of care you Ma
son?'' which had extensive popular
ity in Chicago, several seasons ago,
Mr.. Ditrichstein may be described as
an old friend, and his advent in the
cast Of his latest piece, "Vivian's Pa
pas, is therefore welcome, especially
as he has light comedy part admir-
ably suited to his talents.
The management of the Powers
expect that this light and surprising
play will have summers run and
the audiences are already so large and
overlooking that it has been found
necessary to give regular Wednesday
as well as Saturday matinees and to
give performances straight through
the week-that is to say including
Sunday nights.