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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
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&ciBcn SAME.
GoS iiblidc yGicr Goacn" am
OItcrmontag 6ei'm @ciBcn Smtf
ionO nid) aeitern mad berge6radtq
Sittc itott. 9lur NOR 0uS ir6blids
Irci6cn Der Icbcn@iro1cn &lrqenO
uid)t Den Qan}cn (oQ iortgeicBt. ION
bern oui Die Stmlocn BON 8 llbr
N}oracu9 bis 1a2 ll6r 9}admittaos
bcid)rdnft nab DER Nnoroumg bon
O6erit Charles z. &ronnuea. Dem
Supcrintcuoenten Der 0ffcntliden
@cbdlloc, meldc 0cuen. Die 3t ipGt
fan1cn, groBc Guttdui6uua pcritr.
iodtc. Gle Siuocr pom &rGiioen:
H%oolcoclt bet6eiligtcn iid audi all
Dem &cr9uit8en unO ihicnen lid foit'
lid 81 omiiliren. 6rou &ooicOelt
bate cine @eieQidait BON 9%cfounten
cingeIoocn, bic Dem luitigcn @0lfdel
pom 9olton oeS @ciBcn @uuic8 gu
ia6. gtoh Gem oGicr HoQcn" CON.
5|crtirtc bic n0}arine 9un0" un0
cine groBe 2ln5obl Gruodicner nit
ibrcn 9tadfommen inn Sonntog5Itoot
proninirte III ben NnIo9en, Die inn
frii6eItcn 6riiblingSifmtd prallgen.
Go@ @ctter lieB nidt9 5u Wiiniden
ilbrig.
&ctenSmii0e
Sri. NJ. z. @opfins, cine aronfcl.
pflcgerin Die i'm bieiigen .Gohm6iu.
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5luci @odeu llrIoll6 erbetcn, nm lid)
bel Der bcfrermoctcn 5omilie ocs
@rn. ". $. 3iacarU in 9cltsuiQe ri
crbolen. Sic mar icbr ifmcrmiitbi0
lUc9cn 6amilien 2lngclegen6citen
uno ans 6urdt, ooB iie bon elmer
@otientin, Die an Scr S6uinoild)t
geItorbeL on9citedt lei. Sic mar
rs Sabre alt unO icit Dem Dor ctpo
5cbn 5abren erfol9ten 8o0e i6re5
&ntcr9 bate oa9 brupe Q}dodcn fir
Den llHterbolt un0 Die @r5iebund
uon iedS jiinqeren @riloern gciorgt.
0o3u fam Der Summer ii6cr i6rc
Ocrmeintlide &rontbeit, moourd iic
sur &cr3mciilung getrieben mur0e
unO am Sonntog mudJtc iie IN eiuem
@nfuQ pom Qeiitiger3 crriittlm0 ibrem
0oiein Elm Gn0c, in0em iic iid in scr
@obmng ibrcr 6reunOe nit cinen
&iidenmeiier 0en sails ourdifnitt.
Sic botte ant Gormittog oie Stride
beIud)t, mar nnd Dem @otteS0ienit
5uriidgctebrt uno bate iid oui i6r
3iluncr be0eben. 8ulo 0uralf b0rte
6rol Siaeorp St0bncn uno ais iie
Die 3biir oe5 3immerS 6ffnete, lag
Sri. &optin3 blutiiberitr0mt ue6cn
Dem 9ett am 8ooen. Or. u. e. 5or
tuurOe ioiort geruien, 0o6 ais er ein-
truf mar Die llngliidIide bcrcit5 &C.
itorben. @ejteru Oforgen mur0c ein
SnQltcit gebnlten utO oaS &eroift Der
@cldmorenen lnutetc ben S9utladen
oobin, ooB ole 8erltor,
bene SelbitmorO begin9. Die Beer
oiqung miro Mittmof gtodmittog
inn 8eltSpile 6rieobofe ltottfinoen.
u blebeu pom 6rou 9rono.
3mei Gage nad)oem 6rou 9eiiic
Brand, Wuttcr oea @rn. NOolpb
Brand Oabicr. oaS oYropioence-So-
ipito(" p%crloiien bate, no lie iucgeu
8cinbru69 in 8~cbonohtlg mor mo
unQcbli6 p0qiQ geueien entlaiieu
purOe, trot ser toltc 8rdno (@ongc-
rcnc) oln red)ten 6ilBe Elm, meIder
ibrcn 600 peruriodte. 6rou Brand
mar in Oellti6lanO ge6oren, fam I'M
SSuli 1892 nod Imerifa ttn0 iuobnte
bel i6rCm SobnC Nru. Ioolpb 9run0
i'm norO0itli6en SbciIe Der 9uloeS
baltptlto0t. Sbrem Wltlidc gcnn0B
mcrOen Die iroiihcn llcberrcitc mad
Bolton bef0r0crt, INN an Der Seite
hires bort ue%rltorbcncn 0lteiten Cob.
mes 6citottct 3u merOen, 3luci S0bne
uno 5luei Sod)ter iiberleben Die 9n-
bingcldie0cnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
Siir bic &crurOnnn0
@cgcm bic &crurOunng

trolc ir0cno Cinc9 @utten lctn, Den tic
bo6cn mag. No6 Dem Iooc Der
Wluttcr cr6t sic Gohter o0cr Oere1
Gr6eu oo8 Qon5c Ginfommcn. Sm
Sole sic God)tcr obnc Scibeserben
Itir6t fdut oo3 @ermoacn an Die Csc.
idluiitcr ocS 6rn. Burns,
MuB Iltmcntc 5oblcn.
G%rGiiocnt G3for z. &cnnina@ BON
ocn ,Nooclto Stcom Boiler @orf3'
nltroc inn 9rci3gcridt bon ieincr
Iruu Grace Semning@ luc0en groil'
Ionlcr @ebonoIung ouf oblolutt
Sdci0un9 perflagt. Ta2 Goar bel
rot6cte 1899. &n Scr a(o0eidriit
Iugt sic TruuL 0oB i6r M(oun Elm
SoGdr bon $4,000 bciicbt uno Gin
outcS Grtra-G infommcn aus cincnl
Gotcnt BOT. Iidtcr GcunjS oronctc
an, oob scr Moun ser 6rou mobrcn0
0c8 Gro5cIieS $40 pro @ode unO
ocrcn 2(ntuoIt 500 6c3oblcn ioll.
S6ctourN8fIogcn.
Sm &rci8qerid,t lies Sltiou ",
Cnid burd ibrcn TnmoIt 9orlml
cine aloQe nm t6cihpciic ShciounQ
bon G0ruin 2. Glif cinrcihcn. scr
iic onl If. SuIi 1904 %pcrloiicn boben
ioQ. Ger Monn bobc cs 5ugcloIich
ooB man tie ans ibrem Souie in
@olbroof ollf oic StroBc 6inollS &C.
lest 6obc. Quid lit @ei5cr in elmer
Sdu(c an Der 6ronciSitroBc.
1rou Gnmno 6. Stod BOT I'M
G~rci8Qcrid)t cine obiollrte 56eioung
bon Ri6oro s. Stod, sen tic onl 10.
9toucm6cr 1902 6%cirot6ctc, crboItcn.
6rou Stof lpo6nt III Nr. t7tG,
Galtcrn Npcnue.
Gtnc Q d o0cucr iobfIagc.
Sm Supcrior @crid)t bat Sepern
@6itc ourd 6cn 2lnmdlt 6liiQel cine
aloac nm $4,000 Sdoocneriot &C.
Qen sic Baltimore Ohio. 9obn" nn0
Ncorid Wil6cr cinrcid)en lulIcn. Ger
aldgcr. Elm iic6cn Sabre after Slltge
mltroc an ser GopingtonitroBe ourd
cine @Iubpotrone Scr 9o6n peldlc
Sr. @ilber. Elm NngeltelIter Der
Baltimore hio. @obn," fiir Sig
nol}lpcdc benuteu io1tc. ober ii
nodlGiiiacr @ciic BORT liegen lieb,
id)mer perleBt.
GaS GiS mar dulo.
1Sm Common Y~lcasgerid)t mltr0en
Der &~utsbeliber !. Marion 8uttS
uno scr Wietber @m. Z. YreIton pon
Trou 2Slllio y. SirbD itrl $4,000
S6oOeneriob perflogt, lueil lie ouf
Dem Giie Dor einem &ouic, meldeS
man bort anlommeln lieB, ein NetIl
nebroden botte. Sr. SboS. :. Wa.
ION lit ibr Nnlunlt.
Gcloienonngen nadJ GeutldlaaS nno
Scitreid
81 "a GentS pro Marf nno 201a
GcntS pro aronc. Borto ertru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
,@laim" unO gG6lu."

nit Dem .)}oroocuti6cn 2lopo"-
Camper ,Wldin" m%ohlbcbalten
bier an. - Compiler o@0ln" in
0cn ndditcn Iugcn C%rlpurtet,
Ser ,9}|or0otutihc &louo" Compiler
,W}uin," Capt. Is. BON 8orcIl, truf &C.
itcrn fur5 por 3 llbr Nohmitto99 an
iciucm Eicr 3u %ocIit-Eoint Gin, Gr
bate in 9IGu- 2)orf III &ojijtcl. unO
1852 3miihcnocd2 z YuiiuQierc, 10
mic Den ar0Btcn Gbcil Der 6ro6t &c
lancet, Gr itadJ Don BORT ou %.
Npril, ) ll5r O}or1ens. in See uuO
crreibtc Sap @enrp Qcitcru Wtoraen ,
llbr. Sir Baltimore mureu 30 4oi=
ioQicrc in Der &niiitc mo sos Gin-
munocrcr beltimmt. PM Der 3eiic
uu6 HCms0orf bcfan0cn lid, cirls
id)licBlid Der 9emomutnq, iibcr 1000
Ecrioucn an @or0 OcS a0}uin," ocren
@ciuu0bcit55uitono Elm ouaqe5Ciduc-
ter mar. 9}tr pier Der &uiiitenz@oi-
iogicrc Qobcn Baltimore ol5 ibr
Hciie5icl ol ulo aud bon Den Gin
monOcrcru 6licbcn u1tr uerb0ltniB-
mQBig ic6r mcnigc in Der Worumcns
tcnitaot. Gelttihe muren MIR mcniac
inter ibnCn 90bmcu u1o Sitbaucr
bil0eteu Den ilbcrnu5 groBtcu Sheil,
0od 0cb0rtcu tie Der beiicrcn &loiie
an uno iii6rtcn mebr 8cpdd nit lid
mie cs JOINT ii6Iih lit. 0ic2 mor NC
nigitcnS Die oua9cipro6cne 9luiidt
Der 3olliuipettorcn. Die Hcgiitrotiou
1in0 Qlott BON Staten ilno Die Gil=
ropomiiOcn fon1tcn nod ipGt um
2lbcno ibrcu rcip. Hciie5ielen cntgc.
gclgciiibrt mcrOcr.
Gle 0fii5icrc liuo: Captain &. bon
@oreQ, criter Oiii5icr s.. @0BlinQ
3~ipcitcr Ofii5icr 8, &uoB, 5~lucitcr Ofs
ii3ier g. 3icgenbein, 0rittcr Sffi5icr
". &ctcrul0Qcr, Dicrter Sffi}ier ".
G%ortuunn, crlter W}oihiniit ". gtcui-
Jeff 2ler5tc Gr. neO. s.. @fiitid mo
Or. ulco. &. NSGgcr, Groniant. mo
3oblmciitcr 6. @olobcim uno e.
@0rncr, O6criteporo s. @lbredt,
O6crfod .. &e0cr.
Ger nWioin" miro cine ISOLDE lang
bier licgen bleibeu.
SO olu" ermurtCt.
Ter nGtitc Compiler oc9 n9(oro-
oerti6cu &lopo," ser bier morgcn
oOcr Wfitt1uod ermartet miro, lit Ser
o&0(n," Der om If. Npril NIT elmer
groBcn Nn3obI @oiiogiere bon 9rc-
men nod) Baltimore unO @olpcIton
in See ging. Die &oiiiteu. @oIiogierc
limo: Sri. Hipc 9uoopnisfp, Sr. 9}i-
folollS Saith, &r. Sobn 6coeripiel,
Sri. Goa @rieger, Sri. W}idle Sort,
Sri. Barbara &ombcrt, 6rou Gotolin
@oforni uno Sinner, Srou 0}ortbo b.
Stuonit.
Die Offi5ierc linn: Gapitdn u. Soc
uemonn, criter Offi5ier y. W}ilBloff !
5~lueiter Oifi3ier u. @orgborn, Oritter
0ifi5icr $. [Sliemon, pierter Ofii}icr
S.Shul5, eriter Ntoi6iniit Snqcniellr
". Sh0ttIcr, Aer5tc 0r.mco. i. Yolp
uno Or. nteO. :. Miindcn, Yrooiout
1no 3oblmciltcr 81. 6eiic, Oberitep-
orO s. Soifmciitcr, O6crfof 81. Gcfs
Ter.
&on $ orgfpnQ mad 8ultisI
more.
9to6 ciucr itl Gage loItgen Heiie
fam geltcrn oo@ S6iff Meme" BON
Songfong NIT $1,000 Soften Wtdtten
beloocn ST. &oclllt.Eoint on; Der iibri-
&c Ebeil Der 6rodt lit nod Ncuz9ort
bcitinmlt, II. q. 1900 5ouncn 9onl.
bus NnQclruthcn Yolmcnf0hcr, obi.
ncliid)e Sotcrucn rmo Sonncnihirmc
uno Wongonc5.0r5 ltntcr Der BE.
manning Der Meme" bcfinOcn lid
od)t &oponcien. Gas Sdiif lag Dor
2l1tritt lciner 1Sobrt bier Nionote lang
IN iopuuiihen @0icn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
@ic jeOer 8ar8er nut nd6Nen 9teniag ieincn
sttmm3cttcl m~arttrcn iOOtc.
&crurOnnno 9tr. PIG,
am 6. WlGr5 1908 nntcr5cidnct,

am o., Utnr6 lJGD hntCr3CtaDhCf,
bCtuct pGmc WCrUrOnnng, nm 0c Nn5fnbrung crncr III Der SaHnnr=
SiRnnG OS 3aBrc5 1904 Un Der NarglGnOcr @cTtGcbnug an9cnommc-
men Nft, 274. &aptCl, bic NnSgnbc pOn SbligutiOncn oS MnDnrS nnD
SnOtrat6S pm Baltimore i'll elmer Snmmc Dm nht mcbr, ais 5nI Mu'
iuncn (S2,0O0OOO SOaNra 81 mtOntrcn fnr Oc ScldaItnng on Mt
tcn 5Hr Seirdnug Der NnsgNbCn nO llnfOtcn fr bic NhStnlrnn9 Der
&cr6cRrnngspGuc, Ole inter ben Seitimmnngn cucr uoH Der WarQlah.
Der Wcetgcbnng III bcrcu Snuunr Sibnng I'M Sabre ncnn5cBngnnOcrf
nn0 OCr an0Cnummcncn Nhc, PA. Gnpirl, 6cihUncn muroen Oor nod
bcidluIcn mcrOcu, cine nit Dem Namcu ONnneE enforcement commit
iuH" bc5Ciductc GummifTUu rdrcnO, uO Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eph'
rriIGrc anturifrenS nnS 6cuDlmGdtgcno, Die fir Die oInncr SmprOpc-
mCut GummHTDn I'M PA. NrtHl Der Nfcm Der Nfar0lanocr @ClcegcDnns
POM Iubrc ncnn,cGu6unbcrt uHO ucr uOrgcidrcbcncn Eftttcn nno 6nnt
tiuncn oussufnbrcn, nO Die @rt mn ySCHC uOrldrctbcno, III mcldJcr pic
Observation-Disclosures GUmmi1arc Oc bcmicHbcn oNmtt ubcrtra9cncn Fthr
trm nO TuHftuncn nt9fHGrcn lulCn, nO oc am D Scjchor " "l"-
tiatc GCroronnuo Nr. 169 utocrrnfcno."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
Sir Die %%crOr0unug
@cgcu bic &crOronnuG
&crOrOunmg Or. 22S,

&crurOunug Nr. 22S,
AM 20. 'NGr5 1903 nHtcr5cthnct,
bcticlt Sine &crOrOnnn0, nm Die NuSfnbrnng cfncr IN Der 5nnnar=
Sibnna bcS SaGrcs 1904 DOn Der MGrglanOcr @Cebgcbnng Nmgcnommc'
men Nic, 338. 0apur(, Die NuSgu6c bon CblgGtiOucn Os MagOrS nnc
Stuotrat6s uun Baltimore in elmer SummC Opn utft mcbr, ais ctner Will
lion (St,000,000 Dollars 5H HnOrnIrcn, fr oc NnsocbnnHg DcS gcgcn'
mIrtigCn 8nrf SUfcm5 Der Stuot Baltimore, no tr oc Sntptfelnn9
mno ScrrihtnnQ fir YOrf5ucfc OcrrniACn EGnOcrecn, nber mcldc oH"=
icl6c anSgcbc6nt mcOcn IOl, in Ioldcr gScHc, ais Der NIapor nnO StnOt'
ratb lnt elmer @crprbnung 6ciimmcu mcrocn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
Tiir bic &crorOnunG
@cgcn Oic %crOrOnun9
&croronnng gtr. 221

&eroronnng Nr. 227,
am 20. MGr5 1903 Hntcrptdnct,
6ctnrlt Sine &crOrOunna, um bic NnSfnbrnn9 clncr III Der JonnNr'
SiBnno OS SoGrco 1904 uun Ocr WfNrUlauOcr @cctgcbnng anGcnommcs
nn lite, $40. Gapirl, Die NnSgn6c uOn EblgatOncn OcS WauOrS no
Sta0trutbs ODn Baltimore IN elmer Snmmc Un 5cln MtutOncn
(%t0O00O00 Dollars III autOriIrcm, sum 3mcdc Der Scbnffnng OOn
WcO fir @ruicfhrnuo, Contribution nHo @criCnnn9 cimc5 ucncn Ib5ugs-
fnnal SOicms fir Oc SGOt Baltimore"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
Widlt npthluenoia!

N. - ., oieie i6redli6en Sopi-
idmcr5cnl Sd CLAUDE, if idm0re
adj
.. - Io9 6roudit Oh nid)t 3t
tbluL luclm 0u mur 6ront SteilS
Bier trintit. do
&ittclsbnd)er DOn Baltimore.
@rUfc Grfuriion nadJ Hen-M0r.
Sonntag, Den %, Suni.
(tprilfSiSiI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
acnnn,s feine acrSlete aaifees

peroen in alien Stoottbeilen BON
Baltimore perfouft. Die por5iiglide
Guolitdt uno m6Bigen 8reile mad)cl1
oieielben geraoe5lt beriibmt.
G.N.Gennp gu., Sbee, Gaffrc, 3nfer.
(9[priI5 fNiSpSa1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
GicnItag, Ocn %. 9(pril 1908.
1lntcr6nItnnns . g9eauciicr.

,WluHfsNtaoemic." EiCic 2&uhc: Srtbi
eden in ocl 6ciocu Cpcrcltcu n6nliuiDa" mo
.gNutCdCClO'.
,Ntducn'g SGCatcT." - ZiClc gSp0c: p5bc
MiulCuuiUC ECtCCttuC'.
nNUro'c EpcruHaus," - Eieic ISOLDE: &c
gSult 0upptr I'm uJ&uuQ".
a9nteums SBCntcr" tiritbcr GBaic'S). - Etefc
g&udC. .ErtIuu".
,WiarDlorO,G Hcntcr." - Eicic 9&o6c; idqli0
6uCi gIuuocpiuC &u%rilCuuUpcU.
,.HeuCS Nnbtturiuut." - Gtcc gSr6c: aIbc
GlrCCt SiUUCr".
,,NulionnitruRcu SDCntcr." - SiCic g&odle.
A.. 2Scnoc0 uuo RartCh".
gpCttrcnncu uno Stctplcdlnlcs 5u 8imlirD
bonn ~. bis 20. Hprtl.
,,WtD5nrts Winuncrdlur." - W5iitlDud. heu 2G.
9prtL QroBcs Gou5crt mo @uu In ogcbman's
Sale. " Hr. SdG. 9t0rh NulUuuo Stru6c.
nSrutUriCusC 5cicniduft." - SunuCriiug, ocu
o.. @uril. S.l5 Ybcuos, Sic Subrce}cttCu" i'm
.2OriJ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
9irtbnr ~. HpbIpn,
Mr. 127. ril.NnIlinlprr. eirnhr.

YaIfage . Wotariats : @clbiucdicl'
Snrean. S%hiffsfnrtcn fir ale
Coupler. Sinien. HeiiepGlie @ehleI
UelSmed)iel nno @elnlcltoumgen.
tgprill4lIal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25

WaS hat Charles s.. Scinbcmnn
fir bic %. @orb gctban? Dian luirO
cs in gSonutagS GOrrcipOnOcntcn"
cricbcn. Ul5,IO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
GcISicnonngcn nadJ 9entidJlanS nno
Scitreidl

Si "a Gents pro Morf mo 201@
Gents pro aronc. Borto ertru.
@cdiel onsgeiteat ouf ale 5beile
Scr sSelt. Sbcp. .. 7iener e Gp.,
III 8. 2eriloton Ctr. 3inumer &r.
3. (iS0
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-11-09
Resources of Journalism.

The Office boy came running into
the sancturn Of the spiketown Biz
gard in great excitement.
'Mr. Clugston," he said, you know
that picture Of the Sunrise on the
Rocky mountains, that you locked in
the form little while ago"
Eyes, yes; what's the matter with
it?" interrupted the editor.
'9rhe big iron wrench fell on it Just
now and made dent In it as big as
"a half dollar"
Editor Clugston passed his. hand
across his forehead, as he was wont
to do when in deep thought.
boy" he said, emerging in triumph
from his mental struggle, turn the
cut bottom side up and change tie
title Of the picture to Night There
isn't doggoned subscriber on the lis.
that'll know the difference. Z Chicago
Tribune.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-11-09
WEEDS AT FREBPoRT
Otto Beyersdorfer Takes His Friends
by Surprise on Wednesday

Otto Beyersdorfer Takes His Friends
by Surprise on Wednesday
Big Otto Beyersdorfer, the genial
proprietor Of the Beyersdorfer meat
market on Park street, gave his
friends rude shock on Wednesday
afternoon, when he slipped over into
Illinois and was married to Mrs. Jen-
ME Cosgrove, of Milwaukee. Otto
didn't go to the trouble to notify his
friends Of the surprise in store for
them, but the first notice of the mar
rage came in telegram from Free
port this morning.
The marriage of Mr.. Beyersdorfer
was of the spectacular order AT the
same time two friends Of the Kenosha
man and his bride also joined hands
and hearts, and the double ceremony
was performed by Police Magistrate
Charles J. Bentley, Of Freeport.
Mrs. Cosgrove has a number Of
friends in Kenosha, and she is assured
a hearty welcome from the many
friends OF the groom. Mr.. Beyers-
dorfer and his bride are now spending
their honeymoon in the South, but
they will come to Kenosha during the
next lew days and make their home
here
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-11-09
Stevenson Liked Slang.

Some one not long ago was &C
cusing r. L. Stevenson OF using slang
in the phrase nothing doing" This
is absurd enough. Stevenson was CIV
en- to slang he liked specially the
phrase, 1.-THE howlingest cheese, but
in the case cited he was guiltless.
Nothing doing" was good English be-
fore it was slang; Emerson used it
repeatedly. Emerson, by the way,
anticipated President Roosevelt's
words by declaring that he liked 'peo-
pie who did things" And as for Mr..
Roosevelt's famous "clean as hound s
TOOTH" that was part Of the English
vocabulary before he was born; one
will find 1t in the dictionary. But to
make people notice a phrase is the
next thing to inventing it, and it is not
the rule that the inventor gets the
credit due him. Springfield (Mass.)
Union.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-11-09

ONE of the questions that should
engage the serious attention of Con-
gress in the near future is the matter
of the better protection of railway
employees and passengers. The sta
tistics for the fiscal year ending June
80 show that 3,798 persons were killed
and IS, 400 injured in one year, large
increase over any previous year. The
safety devices in use have proved in
effective and some stringent 1egisla-
ton is needed to force the railways to
devise means to stop the slaughter.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-11-09

THE plan to publish the assessment
rolls is favored by good many tax
payers, and the matter will be forci-
bly, presented to the county board by
the supervisor Of assessments. We
believe that good many of the prob
lens which now confront the assessors
in their endeavors to get an equitable
assessment would be solved by pub
fishing the rolls, and that the expense
would be more than made up by the
increased assessment.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-11-09

THE industrious Chinaman is an an
gel of light in comparison with some
of the scum of all creation that is
freely admitted to this country, but
who wants him here? Do the poll
ticians, who are said to be seriously
contemplating the repeal of the Chin
csc exclusion act, propose to 'sassimi-
late" the coolies, who would flock
here the moment the bars are taken
down? That the Chinese are better
than some of the immigrants that are
pouring into this country through
every port Of entry, is no argument in
favor Of their admission, but rather
the strongest kind of an argument in
favor Of more stringent immigration
laws directed against the undesira-
bles Of other nationalities.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-11-09
DELAY In RETURNS
Catholic Census Will be Com
pIeted About January |, in
the Milwaukee Diocese
ARE TO VISIT ALL HOMES

Taking the census according to ma
tionality of the Catholic archdiocese
of Milwaukee is proving no easy task.
Instead Of the returns being in yes
terday, Nov. /, as expected, it is
doubtful if they will all be in the
hands of Archbishop S. G. Messmer
before Jan. /, 1906
In letter giving instructions re-
garding the census, Archbishop Mess
mer required all priests to have the
returns from their parishes in by No
vember /, SO that they might be tabu-
lated and forwarded to Rome at the
end Of the year. The archbishop said
yesterday that it had been necessary
to grant a two months extension of
time, as such reports as he has re-
ceived many of them are imperfect.
Another census IN some parishes may
be necessary.
'.It has proved a greater work than
we anticipated, said the arch bishop.
ssand it will take considerable more
time than we had fighred. Census
takers are confronted with many OBJ
stacles in preparing a correct and ex-
haustive census. The passing out of
cards in church was not sufficient, and
house to house enumeration. Of
Catholics must be made. Many of
these have moved from the parishes
and diocese, and so the previous cen
sus reports are of little use. Many
have changed their addresses and
time must be taken to look them up. !"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-11-09

ALTHOUGH the hunting season is not
yet open, reports Of accidents are al
ready beginning to come down from
the north woods. Game is plentiful
and more hunters are going to the
woods this year than ever before, SO
that the casually list promises to be a
long one. The annual slaughter may
finally force the Legislature to take
some action to protect the hunters
against themselves.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-11-09

THE owners of the new "Hone
Telephone company do not appear to
be very much disturbed over the
threats to revoke the franchise Of the
Citizens company. Such action may
be Just what the combination is look
ing for. The object of the consolida-
ton is to do away with competition,
and that may be the easiest and most
effective way to accomplish it.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-11-09
William NeWbauer Brings In
usual Suit in RepIevin Against
Alexandra BukoWska
FLED ON EVE OF WEDDING
Husband to be Claims He Spent More
Than $16O in the Purchase of
Trousseau and Asks for
its Return

The sad romance Of William New
bauer, a retired farmer who sold his
farm in the town of Somers and re-
Gently removed to Kenosha, was made
public this morning when Newbauer
appeared in Justice Sturges' court
and started suit in replevin to re-
cover wedding trousseau from Alex
andra Bukowska, a comedy Polish
girl who formerly lived at the foot of
Main street, but who is now residing
in Milwaukee and whom Newbauer
fears is about to use the clothing
which he purchased for another we'd
ding at which the groom will be his
rival.
Newbauer and Miss Bukowska were
to have been married at the Polish
Catholic church on Sunday morning
at seven clock. In fact, the minister
had been notified and, following the
custom of the church, it had been
thrice called out in church, the license
had been secured andthe meats cooked
for the wedding feast on Sunday;
even the hacks had been engaged to
convey the wedding party to the
church and to their new home in the
western part of the city. But the ro-
nance is off and the bride to have
be en- is now in Milwaukee and New
bauer has sworn himself to life Of
|celibacy but he is not going to take up
the routine of such a life until he re-
covers the clothing which he bought
for his fance. There was no lovers
quarrel to separate Newbauer and
his intended bride and Newbauer is
unable to give any cause for the
strange actions of the girl.
AS the couple were to have been
married on Sunday morning they
went to the church for communion on
Saturday evening. After the service
was over they returned to the home
Miss Budowska and as she left the
carriage to walk up to her home an
other man appeared on the scene.
Newbauer followed into the house but
a short time later it was discovered
that the man and the girl had disap-
peared and it is claimed they took a
night train for Milwaukee.
AS all arrangements had been made
for the wedding Newbauer did not
rescind the invitations but invited
his friends on Sunday and Toasted,
claiming that the feast was ce1ebra
ton of his escape from securing such
a woman as wife.
In his complaint against his erst-
while fance, Newbauer seeks to re-
cover the following: one brown cloak,
one black fur boa, one pair of shoes,
one 1ady's hat, six yards of ribbon,
one white handkerchief, five dollar
bill, and other articles of apparel, the
names of which are unknown to this
complainant.
Chief Reinold, armed with the sum
mons and complaint in the replevin
action, went to Milwaukee this morn
ing to make an effort to locate Miss
Bukowska. Newbauer is forty eight
years of age and should have known
better. He is said to be man in good
circumstances. Miss Bukowska is
said to be well known among the Po-
lish residents of the city.