davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-04-13
Democrats Win In Kansas.

Kansais City, Mo-, April 5.--Elec.
tions were held in the larger cities OF
Kansas yesterday. The Democrats car
ried Kansas City and Leavenworth, this
being revolution entirely unlocked
for in each case. In Topeka Davis.
Rep, is elected mayor by majority OF
at least 400
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28
Strdfe.

SausbeIiberin gum Mietber. Der
iiber ibrer Slide i'm 6eniter liegt NIB
bebagli6 bic 8ratenbiifte einatbmet):
Sic, iuenn Sic bic riititanotge Wietbe
ni9t balo 3abIen, oann miro bds
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28

y. Goumpf): ollno mir baben ne
oos 9iertrinlcn unteriagtl"
einta6tiger y e d. a s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28

.SilTe. 9ilie!" Sum Sutut, i4
6alt's ni6f me6r aus. 0a8 Wdner
lduit mir i6on in bic &ebIe. @ber
I6neG, feline Minutc 1T gu perlieren.
Sd mlb bic alte Dame retten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28

Sb td) 0l1 llebeE
Solbes MGo6en, froge niht!
Sragit 0u, Oh tb ben 6riibItnq liebe.
DER nit friiGem, iiegenoem Sriebe
Wonnig Die Mudt oeS NInterS bri4t2
Sieb, nit Subel uno Qer3e5luit
TiiqIt Ou mir bic ieltge 8rlIt.
6rii6, ipie Der SriibIing biit Su gea
tommen,
Qeuhteno, itra6leno pie SonnenIdein
53oq 0cin Bib mir ms Serge Elm,
limb Der Winter 1T bon mir genommen.
llno in Dir, 0u bliibenoes Geben,
9as mein Nrm umidlungen bait,
Qie6' i6 Come uno 2en3espeben.
2itb' id bus junge boffenoe Qebsn,
2ieG' i'd bic berrIi6e, goloene @eIt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28
9titbenlsie Der rSugenb".
&IeinsG b q.

9titbentefe Der nSugenb".
Sn 20. 9 Der .pGoagOgiIAen Wara
tie" beiBt es i'm 8eribt iibcr ben 8or,
trag Die Y~eoeutun9 Der Stimme uno
Spredbpgiene fir 2e6rer uno Sdii er"
pie Iolgt:
,Sn Der Fertilization mub oer 2ebs
rer Elm leuhtenoes 9eiIptel uneemeinir
S6Grfe unb &larGeit Iein. DAMMIT nubt
er nitt nur ben Sdiilern, ionban
mebr nod iih ielbit, oenn er entlaitst
10 am bsitsn Ieiuen 81 ob ltopf an
ben ia pobl unter alien Serufen bic
b0diteu anfuroerungen seiteat ipers
ben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28

mann. TT Hid)ter: oQSenm Sie ia
ben, Dab Scr eroBe itorte Angetlogte
Den 3eugen idllig, marum binoerten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28

Ia font elm aut, oerg4eg MAJ lhmol,
limos Snris2 - Na ia, es mar
einmal!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28
~ d h II.

NJ q / d) c n. +
IS mar einmal Elm SauS, bas ltono
Gin biBhen fnopp am S~troBenrano;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

9icuoUirtc, bette Hrint@... II bis 90
2ebenOeS @eiliigel, pro Yiuno:
olte SilGner 12c. bis 1212c.; iunge
Siibncr 15c. bis 25c.; Guten Toe. bis
12c.; Enubeu. pro Eoor 20c. bis 35c.
6rit d) tc uuo Gem ii G.
&urtoiieIn, pro @uidel 15c. biz
25c.; nelle &%ortoifeln, pro SOB Coo.
bis $3.50; 3llderriibelL pro @iinoel
1c, bis &c; @eiBfobl, pro Crate soc.
bis SOC; RorioIt, pro Sos zoe.
bis Soc; 3>uiebcIu, pro 9ui6el
500 bis $3.50; gepieI, pro Sob
$500 bis $3.50; Gpinot, pro 9uitel
15c, bis Doc; ariine 9obnen, pro
SulbfoB 81 bis $40; aopiiolut, pro
aiIte 25c, bis 35c.; Gurten, pro aorb
$1.25 bis $40; tomatoes, pro Gor.
ricr $t.25 bis $3.50; Grobcercn, pro
Quort &c. bis &C.; Gpfeliinen, pro ais
Ite $3.50 bis $3.50; NnonoS, pro
Grote 1926 bis $500; airihen, pro
elmer Doc. bis 30c.; Stnfelbecren,
pro Efuuo &c. bis &C.; Simbeeren,
pro Gunrt Sc. bis 51ac.; Yiiriihe,
pro Carrier $40 bis $500; Gonto.
loupc8, pro Grotc $t.25 bis $3.50.
@rocertes uno Yropi 0.
SuI5ilciid. pro Bimo: flcine Gil.
9or.Gurco Sdinfen 1896; groBe
S6inten t2Ac.; G%olifornier Sdin.
fen SIC; Sugor.Gnreo SdliItern
SEC; troden aeiaI5ene Seitenrippen
SEC; Spcfieitcu &C.; trodcn &c.
i~al5enc Sdulteru &C.; reineS
S6mnlj in Sierces 7Ac.; Sped.
ihuItern S34c.; MeB.S hmeinelIeiid
$14,25 pro Sob.
Maiiinirter 3uder: aeiuiirielt
6.G5c.; puIpcriiirt G05c.; STANDARD
Q~ronulirt 5.95c.; fem aromllirt
$500; GrDitol " 5,95c.; Columbia
u 5000; geIber 4.95c. bis 5.45c.
8er0lteter Roiiee: 6. 6. Is, 100
Yf6. ailten t21ac.; 6. 8. 6. 60 Yio.
aiIten 1860; 6. 8. 6. SO Ginno
aiiten 12.70c.; reiner SABA 281ae.
bis 29c.; gutter SABA 2612c. bi DC;
reiner Woffa 261Ac. bis &c; SABA
unb Moffa, eemiidt 2512c. bis 2Gc.;
SABA, oemiidt, 241@c. bis Doc; reiz
ner Worocoibo 2l1ac. bis 22c.;
reiner ga @llapra 2019c. bis 2ic.;
reiner SantoS 2012c. bis 2tc.; San.
toS, oemiidt, t91@c. bis 20c.; Iio.
gemii6t, 1876. bis t9c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
@riei6cf1rScrnno nuh oem T%nSlanoe.

auSlanoiihe EoIt fir Die nit Dem
t. Sllli enoenbe 8pde idlieBt bier
Tin allen S6llen piinttlit) pie iol9t:
8odet . 9oit lit often bon 8 llbr
Iormittogs bis 5 llbr abenos toG.
lid, (auS9enommen SonntagS).
8udet.goit fir GeutidIanb idliebt
bier Montog, Den ~. Stunt &ormits
toas nm 10 llbr; fir @roBbritonnien
mo Srlono 9icnitog mo Sreitag
nm 6 llbr IbenbS.
0anpier iobren bon Nem'Oorf ob,
,pcnn niht an6crS auAe9eben.
TranS.MtInntiihe 80 It.
Treitag 49, nm I llbr Nben0@ nod
europa per Gonlpicr st. Saul" pio
9lpmoutb un0 GbcrbourQ VoItlad)en
nod) 2iperpool SdJottImnh mo Or
Iono miiIicn npCr Ct. Foul" oOreiiirt
iCin).
Monto0 ocn 3. Sltli - INN I llbr
NbcnoS nod europa per 0nmplcr
,aoiler &ilbelm ser @roBe".
YoIt liz Q ii 5. uno Central.
Imerifo q, " eitiuoien etc.
0onneritng - INN e llbr gbeu0&
nad 9roiilien per 0omplcr oGatos
mia" (Yoitiohcn miiiicn per Gotos
MIA" ooreilirt iciu); nm 10 llbr
SbenoS nod Gortmc S@Iono, So,
moica mo Colombia per 6ompier
9lltoi; nod) Ben bahamas &nieIn per
9ompier oSorotoNo".
Srcitog nm 3 llbr Nodnlittn0S
nod) Somoico per 0ompier bon 90
itou; I'M 10 llbr IbenO9 nod Heu.
Slnblono per Sampler oSilnio";
nod Curacao, Colombia mo &ene.
5llclo per 9nmpicr o3uIiu"; uod)
Yorto Hico per Camper oGoomo"
pio Sm Suou; uoh Gubo per Cant
pier oMcrico".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
ShmGdc;adGuOe

icbcr Slrt, e%inerlci Wie ucrliriadt, be.
ionocrS WtGnneridwdde, @ebirn.
ulo Gildenmorf . Gridopiln9, Ser.
penIGmGde raid lnO griin0lid) &c.
beilt ollrd meme ~tbotiGd)Iid) lpul0er.
bar erfolgrcihe nei,e brieili6e BE-
banolrng. Sogor Gltereu 2euten
nelre 2e6en5frait geiiNert. Erobe.
Scbanolnn9 nbIolnt fOitrnirsi, 10 oaf
iid Sober iclblt iibcrsrnecn fann.
Dian ooreiIire
Or. u It aD Sobcrb
564 WuDS,unro. NUe., Sctruit, Did.
CSliui4 .q&S, gBl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
Yuftiuus GcrfGufc.

Setanntmud luug.
Ter Aut~tipne.@erinui uUn Yaupiaser In 9ifcs.
bile, weldler IN Hciac &eoens oeridlpben
puroe, ttubet itatt am raditcn SamIfug,
ben 1. 3nii, 3 llbr Hudlmittaae. 9auplGBe
40 bel 21o, 300 etc. snobrupi' uno Glurdls
NUeuuc.
40 SUB BEL 2t0. $50 uuo POP sun licfe. init
Der Srpnie al Snobruots uuo Gburdlt stueuue, In
Der Babe hon 0ir6en. Sdulen. Roitamt. Qdoen,
lelepboH etc. 9lnarer5enoc @rulniiiide nit lei
neH COTTAGES behaut. @ite Sad burinafl, Dor
Jiiulihes gSaiier. cut mucuonmiiirie &eae aute
Srainiruna. eleftrifdfs picbt. Gounihs SielIern
etc. 9leadute 2dae lir SSobl5Dede uoer ais
Observation-Disclosures Nanr. 1eponirnne bon
500 iir ieoeu Nanpidt.
rouiei ". fmper, "a Git2erinatons Ctr.
Us0-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
@cIdJaftS . Differentiation.

@euu sic Gin @ciddit uoer @ruucCiacntGnm
beltBeH, o15 Sle 8I Oeridlllell uoer 81 bernie
tOelt lUiintdler ulo Sic cit ihuelco Jieiultut
er3ielcu potlell. poer lpenr Sic ciIl
@cidlnft uocr Elm Nnus uocr clue Sarm
Ooer irQen0 lUelde1 WrltlobCltB uocr Wcidnft
f1uien mDlltt. 10 beiprcdeI Gle iNl init etucut
WiaIIer. Sir l0neue J~teiultuie beIuuut
Spuc a. So,
Gr. 800, ct. YautsStraEe.
e. & i. leIepbon: ut. &eruon 629G.
GIGS SOI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
81 Uerfnnicn Uocr III Ucrpad)tcn.

Su O~ertanicu uncr Su ucrpadltcu IN Baltimore:
Gin an Der 9i1eubabu qcleaenes 8runoitild,
fir Subrii .~glnIGaeH pUteub. Oinn iueIoe iih
fir Oole Nusfiult an oeu 9iGeutbilmer. 3.
Supuieno, vi. -, Shos EcuuiDluauiu .stucnnc,
NtianticsSitD, HCp sScrieD. G7G-s5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
8eln anSSn leiben.

MarDlaub Gbattel 2oan Iioeiatiun.
SO bis $500 merbrn ueriiebcn ani Mdbeiu,
Yiaups etc, pbne Gntfernnng oerielben.
Bonn 4. Sauunr 1905 an betinoen iib irnfere
Biirednr lpieoer in unferem alien Yotale.
Galurrt.S uiloiug, Dem 9eribts9ebduoe geaers
thinner SIR. 300. PSI, 233 0tuciter SIur),
Stppitssde 6aneitr. uno ct. Yanls Straef.
Soupenirs iur 0ef6 ditstreunoe.
(giob0, S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
Waliimurcr Mnrfiberidltc.

W0Itim q. NlmI lVV0.
Wcbl. - 3ufubr 1859 @uihel,
cinihlicBlid) tl77 TGiicr SIT Occult
Foint mo 1854 Tdiicr SIT Gonton;
Die Misblprciic limo itctiq bel nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

@enn Jbr @eio uotbia labt, ipeneet Gun
Sriinoeieentbum acknowledgement. Seine
3eibgelddftssWleibooen Wir. Iaremer, Rr, i2O,
goro. Yaea.S trabe, /. 6lur. Haunoro gnlloiitg.
MpriIi5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

8altimur.r 9empi Seppid Hcini'
aunas . GOmpnanic,

Nr. 12f. Slurb .9reene.etra6e.
Yepptde auipenommen, ~aereiniat nub tpteher.
0eieQf. Gpestefe Ginrichfnna fir oe snfbe.
iDabrlna bon 1eppi6eu. 4esen Waotten aeii6erf.
@eebsl IN prtoateH NbtbeiIunoeu eertcnbrf Neios
xeIebtoue. (HprtIf .9agts)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

Rr. 1920 bis i122, 9arforbsslbenue.
Sdupiauurtier hes ~2bnIin, Wlinuertors~.
Sale uno Goutmergarten biuiq AZ per'
mtetben. Outer Ylab fir 9tuiternrt fen.
SetnIle 1etrdnfe. Srti,YCol. 9. L r.
2eIepbprt - Rt. Bernon $3.50 y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

Wr. 1924, on'8cltimore.etraB - PIN.
tter an Serren All oerInietben. - Setnite
0etr1nfe nub @eine. r9obs Stetu'Srau.'
rei,1Rier. geridunmlungslofaI oes Oft
Qomborbfir. Srmeriu. Pdii' iinb 9etb'
Sereins. CGei. IeI.-gSolle G562 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

libel; aus Den Gleuutoren Surildac5o.
gen 1929 9uid)el; Gleuntoren Dor.
ratb 1850 Nuihcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
e. n. adermaun'S baGe

RorooftrGde @ouabs urb earoltresSirdbe.
Suiiptginrticr bes ~goberuIWdnnerdors'.
3.sS.s@de 9Diabs INTO garolinettr. Gcr'
eirS0erinmmIufg ieoen 8nnieritag nbeno.
geue WitaIieoer piufomneu. Bor5iiq'
ltheS 8iec ber Acknowledgement tut 8opf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
Mhnm Rusn,s Rsiianralt.

Rr. 1t04, Roro.ge ntrnI.aoent ,.
Der ,Rprboit Smmeripdbreno- rnnberein
bon Baltimore %berfGmmtlt flo bier
ieoen Dlplitoa. - Bectpe Srebm 4 Cons
Wier am 8dpf. nat oeutf@er art btreIt
bonn Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
Seutige S6luBrotc:
Eru6nften.Warft

Untenltebenoe Yreiie be5ieDen iidJ
auf ben gngros. Sanoel; fiir ben
a~leinbanoel mub Elm eniiprederoer
@uiId)lag 9emodt nerbea.
gier, pro 3useno 15c. bis tic.
Butter. bro Yirtn0:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

Yr. f35, Surrifons, nabe 9erinQion.Str.,
Geo. G1niber, IT,. graI.Go's Bier. AGr'
mer 9uuicb bon ~ bis / ubr Ra6mtt,
TAGS. aue oeutiG.n 8dder itno olim ae'
[Irte sinneIahen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

3u uertnuicn:
2113, 21t5 NIB 2111, SitsSahcttcs Strait,
5iueiftDdige 9diier nit ieGs Sinlmeru, MODERN
etngertftet. Freis $3.50; 8rino6i1s $50 idbrs
lid.
3Weit6diae@ Snus nit 6 3immeru, an Der
Giloiueilz@de Der Aenpouos glUemie uno Sabettes
GtrdBe; ollie muoernen 9inridtnaell, ciufbIieBr
lid .Ib5uesfonaI; Breis $1G50; Sruno5its
$500 idbrlid.
Sine Neibc Sduicr az Ioro.@rpurs strafr.
6fpilbel 6atritountghenue uto SG0etterS trabc,
mt in0oerllen @tlIribtliiI9cit, ~nieoriger 8rinos
SilS; 4reis $77b.
glqe obiGe1 9duier iino ucu uno foeben fertig
aeiielt.
6. I. Builnaher,
Nnlmuternebmpr,
ops giircau: 2SOS Snjrmouut.9tue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
spbn VI. ssttter's ,,GoIumbta.oau.,

Ut. 1922. on Tratt16irabe.
~Sefers9 drmitibter @eretH1 berIammeIi
Iha iebeu erIien Dienftal im Wonat In
Der SaIe. Salle fiir 8ereint unb Self
lihteiten AT cermietteH.
(Jau51 S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
Srurn 6. alcin'S Weaaurau.,

gtr. 2t6, Slap. nnbe 8omorosGtraBe.
Sor6iigIiGe gSeine, Gnirituofen u. llniorts
gignrren. Neites Bier am 2dpf. 2unib
fir 8efbdttSleute bon 1t.30 Burm. bis
9 llbr 9euhmittagS. 2eIepbon Is. Il g.
Wit. Berlcn 3008-T. (Widr52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
Stcacnscinde.


sin QebiloctcS ocuiihes Wldoben fldt in
elnem bellercu Hnuie Der Staot Sieuuna. Sifer.
Ten inter eblifre p0i, e. 100" an ocu ,5ent.
idlcn Gnrreipuuocnt". G7g-SOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

Sin oeutider frdlilGcr Utunn UehtO). Der on
init Rieroeu lHt5IqcbCH luctB, - Sabre ait
lndt Selh1iiialnd irqcnb luelbcr 9lrt. Ctlerter
unter 9bittre nS. ~. II" an oeu n9cutidlen
SntrcfponoeEt" ts0-b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

Terlaugt im Ingemrineu.
prutihrs NrOrits. VI dmriiunos. 9frron,

yr. 219, SliosSbnrpsS trabe, inter Der giIfiiht
Der ySentfdben @efeui6uft." 49, Sieieniaen, ole
neniibe SunoUerTer, glrbeiter uno Sienitbotsn
81 beibdfttgen iUiini6cu, luollen lib perf0nlib
ODER In frantirten 8riefcn an ben &lacuten Der
@eicuidnft, Spbnuu 2. MeDcr, 4r. 2i9, siS.
G~batpsStrase, luenocn, ncl6er unentgeltlid
e~llsflinit ertbeiIen iuiro. Sprebitunoen BON /
bis 8 lbr. CSun2S IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
gu %pcrfumfen.


gu Ocrtnuicu:
N~ert5cu9 iilr 9Su9eubulttS ebiilte. 9tad5fa
lrdael nad 6 llbr Nbeuos IN 9ir, 1888, Anore'
Straec, Sucuits IOtnt. tts0-30
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
8. Svdhn'S ReTtauraut.

ylotfnI0er Don 3enrD N0rner.
Cir. 023, Guros&oens ode 9Iut5on0sStr.
&eriammlurqSlOinI 6e5 .4ntouia 3 Cons
trifts yr. 1906, .S6iacrs Stnriits III.
1903, 3. II. ~" mo sSiitriits g(r. $50,
,. Il. D." 9Gue an SereiHe 8u bernie
then. 5einite 0icre, g8eine uIo oubere
8eirdnie. U22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

idel; &crinnOt bon Sen Glepntoren
10 0ulhcI; G@lcpotorcn &orrotb
32,5t6 9ltidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

NDltp1 Sdll0tn9cr75 Nafe,
2115 NnlDcrtun' Mnno, nnhe SrroCrid.NUe.
Gpe3iulitdt. SuuptQtdrtier oes gar
roltons9 lrbcite rsNidnntrhors".
(glpril20. 1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
Socutigc ShluBrotc:

Woia. - 3uiubr 31i6 9uldcl;
&erinn0t bon Den Gleputorcn 1909
9uldIcl; Glcuotorcn &orrotb 33,256
9llld)el.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-30
Relatives of Leander Merrick, of
Town Of Randall, Ask That a
Guardian be Named.
FEAR OLD MANS MURDER
Mr.. Merrick, Who is One of the
Wealthiest Farmers in Kenosha
County, Has Lived Alone
for Many Years.

An application has been filed in the
county court asking that a guardian
be appointed for Leander Merrick of
the town of Randall. Merrick is one
OF the wea1thiest men in the county
and it is estimated that his real estate
and personal property is valued at
more than $4,000.
The application for the appointment
Of a guardian is made by nephew of
Merrick's. He alleges that his uncle is
more than 80 years of age and that his
mind is failing so rapidly that it will
be necessary to have him sent to some
institution or hospital for treatment.
The application asks that former
State Senator John F. Reynolds be
named as custodian of the property Of
the old man.
Old Leander Merrick has resided in
the town of Randall for good many
years. He is bachelor and for the
most of the time he has lived alone at
the house on his farm. His farm is a
very valuable one and it is claimed
that the old man has amassed for
tune in personal property by loaning
money on farm mortgages. Some
time ago his relatives made an effort
to have him have some one live at the
house with him, but the old man re-
fused to make this concession.
The petitioners claim that at times
the old man has large sum of money
in the house and that there is reason to
believe that this fact may become
known to robbers who would break
Into the house and kill the old man.
It seems to be a marvel that he has
lived alone for SO many years without
having been assaulted by thugs.
The application is filed in perfect
1y friendly spirit and it is claimed
that the old man is infrm and so
afflicted by the loss of his mental
powers that it will be impossible for
him to protest against the appoint
ment of a guardian.
The matter will come up in the
county court on Tuesday: and it is
probable that Mr.. Reynolds will be
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-30
STILL HUNT IS ON
Administration Followers in Ne
nosha Seeking Appointments
as Deputy Game Warden.
COUNTY JUDGE MUST NAME.

There is a quiet little campaign OF
IN Kenosha which is not in any way
connected with the coming election,
and that is the campaign for selection
OF deputy game warden and an off
inspector for Kenosha county. Both
of the positions are appointive, one in
the gift of the new game warden, who
is to be appointed within few days,
and the other is the present of State
Oil Inspector E. E. Mills, of Burling-
ton. According to the law it is un~
derstood that these appointments are
made on the nomination of the county
| judge, but the officials are not forced
to be bound by the nominations made.
Charles B. Reinardy, who has held
the office of deputy game warden iw
this county for several years, has
just been appointed assistant post
master and it is understood that he
will accept the position. He has not
as yet made any statement to this eff
feet, but it is expected that such
statement will come in the form of
his resignation to the state game
warden. In case Mr.. Reinardv retires
It has been taken as a certainty that
Michael K1eist, who has served in the
capacity of deputy oil inspector for
Kenosha, wi11isucceed to the position.
He has been most active in his sup
port of the state administration and 1t
is known that he is desiTous of adj
vancement. The position of oil iu-
spector is worth but few hundred
dollars year, while that of deputy
game warden may be worth as muck
as thousand dollars, with a liberal
allowance for expenses. Mr.. Kleisf
will not get the position without
fight, as there are several other adj
ministration men who have given uE
their time to the work of the party
and they have their eyes on this Office
as proper reward for them for party
zeal. So far as the work of the Office
is concerned, it is little more than a
sinecure. and any one of the men
suggested could fill the office without
sitting up nights to prepare for the
work.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-30
TO BUILD A HOME.
DANA Society in Kenosha Decides
on the Erection of q New
Home in Third Ward.
NEW HOME TO COST $1,000.

Another one of the Kenosha frater-
nal organizations is to leave the hall
for home for at an enthusiastic
meeting of the Dania Society last
night il was decided to erect new
home for the uses of the society at the
corner of West Main and Elizabeth
streets. The site for the new building
was purchased several months ago
and it is the plan of the men in charge
of the building to begin work as soon
as possible. The new home will cost
in the neighborhood of $1,000 and
plans for it are now being drawn.
The building will be 20 K GO feet and
two or three stories in height. 1t will
have large basement. The plans
will SO be arranged that the members
of the society will have a perfect
home. There will be large rooms to
be used for the meetings of the society
and rooms in which they can enter
tain their friends. In the basement
there will be kitchen on one side of
the house while the other side will
probably be given over to the insta1la-
ton of bowling alleys. 1t is planned
to have the entire building for the
use of the society.
DANA society has been making
plans for this new home for several
years and now that the plans are
ready every one of the members is
ready to aid.
The Kenosha chapter of the DANA
society was organized fifteen years
ago with few. members but at the
present time it is one of the most
powerful of the fraterna1 bodies in
the city and it numbers among it's
members nearly all Of the prominent
Danish men of Kenosha.
The work on the new building is ex-
pected to be started about the first of
May and the committee will make an
effort to have the house ready for oc-
cupancy by the first of September.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Recorded for Week Ending Thursday,
March %, 1905.

Following are the real estate trans
fers recorded during the past week.
Reported for this paper by Charles A.
Iarbell, abstracter, real estate, in
surance and loan agent:
Joseph Erenz and wifi to
Walter r. Anderson. South
SO tt of lot and north IA fit
OF lot z, blk IA of Bain's
subdn. Warranty deed; con-
s1deration $3.50. 80. .....$1555 90
John Mayer and wife to John
Madar. Part of lots and5,
blk 70, in n e or sec 81, /,
% east. Warranty deed:
consideration. ....... 1850 90
Hugo L. Voight and wife to
Harry c. Grow. Lot 1, blk 9
Of Bond ssubdn. Warranty
deed; consideration 24OO 90
MagdalenasBain andihusband
to Henry Metten. Part of
the hf of n e..qr of blk %
in the Or of sec 80, p,
% east. Warranty deed;
consideration. .............. 325 90
G. F. w. Robinson and wife
to Michele Mo1inaro. East
Is # of lot and w 10 fit of
lot 3,.b1k 6 of Bain's subdn.
Warranty deed; considera-
ton .......- .. 200 90
Peter Christman and wife to
Maurice N. Funck. Part of
blk 80 on the n e or of sec
80, t 2, r % east. Warranty
deed; consideration. 1875 90
Charles B. Yean to John and
Elizabe Ho1scher. Part
Of the $500 acres of the
frac1 .qr of. sec q, t 2, r 20
east. Warranty deed; con-
siderationI +. ..... ..... 400 90
Charles brands and wife to
Charles w. Bradis. N
fraclsqr sec6, also strip off
east side of W or of sec 6,
t l, r 20 east. Warranty
deed; consideration. 49,. 5000 90
Charles. Brands and wife to
John H. Brandes. The NV
or of sec 5, tt, 20 east, ex-
cept 10 acres in w corner.
Warranty deed; considera-
tion:. ..... ............. 5000 90
Frances c. Newell ct al to
Henry J. Hastings. All of
blk of Bain's subdn in e
or of sec So. t 2, r p east.
Warranty deed; considera-
ton ................ $500 co
Observation-Disclosures to Joseph
Kirkman. The or of sw
Or, the hf of the hf and
the sshf n or of sw Or of
sec IS, tt, r 10 east. War
ranty deed; consideration. 200 90
William Fl. Beimes and wife
to HenrysKirkman. Part of
the e or of n or s; 5
part n or n e or in sec 8,