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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-26

bpsse to 9tnier paa en- iamlet S91'g-
Dc Of $50 DaiL, bar uoiat alt Irbeioe,
mar unbtases, at ben ptl bpgge p
WiI / 8poming, boor ben begpunta
THOR.
Rortbern 1acific bar UNDER g'nG'
ming 55 WtiI / Sbubo % 81 Bo'f'
tngton; men Eerrpnet / Soabo or
Temt, % Grbeioet IfrtOer imaat frem'
40. 8ortIanb & Seattle, en- SIDE.
linie unber Great Rortbern og Nor-
tbern Iacific, bleb Der arbeioet paa
/ forrige slor. 230 Mil gruoereOe8
fra aennetpicf, 8aib. til Bortlanb.
Ore, % man er Ill fGrbig til at
lPgge Sfiru1esaug paa Ell Gel oeraf.
0ette er nogle grempler paa Sern'
banebDgnin9en / 1907; men BERTH
fan fsteS, at Sltnois Gentral.9 anen
oil bpgge 155 Mil / alabama, gtiS.
Iisfippi, SenneSIee, Sainots og Sn'
biana; minneapolis s. ct. Souist
8anen bill bpgse so RiI / Spo Do
tota; Sonopob & Sibepater. 9anen
bill bpgge so Otil / California o9 Ge.
paoa; Sos @esas & Sonapab'9a.
men Sc Wu / HeDaoa; Safe Sbore
& Mibigan Soutbern IS 0ttl / Ohio
% Benniploanio; 9enper, Rortb'
peitern & &aciiic So Colorado;
8iscouim & 9ortbern 90 Mtl / 8is.
conitn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-26
unoerpdnosbado
GH lei Rctu gorfrre tar "a en- GDit.
tar nnSer @anSet.
&eIoigt Sorisg.

The Safe GorpeSo Boat 9omparp
| Bridgeport, Conn. boiS 8iceprPfi.
BERT beSer >. e. 2ofe, tit Den 2tSe
VtortS 9eisg al en- Not Serrer o.
Tanner frl Rem gorf, 6eribLanOt
YrTliSentcr for the Nero GIub Of
Gmertca, &. y. 8ilbop. On al Aont.
paniets 8odSe he0er Gate, OF Den
bar iaru1e Gaerifob ion 2iIletorts
Glib ! Soeutpret. at ben Tan gnr
banoe ooer % mloer gdnSet. 20
Gamer % 5-6 Serrer freq omburS
| 6eu, % 6G Scu bdooe eiIet open.
OduoS en- Stltn0, fPnfcSe Scn fig ueo
| 0pbet % boI0t fG Der I 2 elmer.
Oct er isrite Gang. at Gamer bar
Opret me0 pdd en- ltuorrpdnSStur:
men nIt qtf go6t. gteSeuS 8aaSen
frubbeNe itg irem pua Sdoieus 8unb,
Inpe6e iItufe &offe iitano en- Hot Wtio-
bld, iUtn ScIlfdbet iu6toq / Siitenes
Rige. &eo goroet bdotes Suler n
er.Semtor Eburfton % ben gamIe
furb. A0mtroI GnSicott forioen at
2uftieiIcr gtibop og 2nfe ieEo- 9e
fremme6c Lnfsnfe0e bam me6. at
bans Stib hubSe lott llnoerrGnSs-
ipsrgaunoolct % ubtdte set Saab. at
ban pil ptr6e / ben iubmarne auppe.
itri6, iom itdf bodies / Repport I
Qtai. Wr. Cafe er ogiun TteoIem al
Observation-Disclosures. og ban inmmrt.
Iiauc0e SeiLdOien I 2ufteu meS Sen
uuber 8unoet.
Iaupc al 8ieftcrre Off inc / Sti.
BETS TDferfammer OF iit ie 9unSer
al Slmoet oeo Bridgeport.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-26
Stiff / pumpeperf.

0ortbern guciiic.9 men bar en-
8an66eboI0er Saut) / a~Ionoife,
Grop 8iHg Golmtp. Rinn., men Set
bar l9nee oRret ilemt at iaa &nub
uoaf ben. 6~orleoen ltae lutte aom.
pauiet MtpnS iii al reHie SrsnSen. op
be fanbt BEN iuEO al 5iff. Ter pur
Itore Stuner al CUTTERS, SuIl.
beaSs", "Sbiners" % auoen Smnn,
riff. ga, man iaubt Cutters, ION
oeieSe 7 9uub. Rumperue DiIoe life
urbeioe, % Seri par Inlet moerIigt.
90 TO itore "9uabeaSS" baoSe ieilei
inS / GpIinOeren Og t~iIitoppet Den.
5or at iaa benz 10, maatte man tagt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-26

gen er prGifriberet. &an5 &ermiu
JON 8uoernsr oorer til lite SuIutor
1909.
@uperner Grarpinro iraIpager Tia
Sc 9eihlouinuer, iom &ougre&manO
Raul og Snoremintiter GorfIelo bar
fremfert imob ham. "6cr 6 anr Il.
SEN, tiger ban, ~iiIe0" ieg Ell Some.
iteuosgrtrp paa en- apdrt Seftiou
&anS / @uImortb Golrutp. Serere
opgoo reg @Ioimen, 6a ie8 fortoO,
at Ocn otIoe toite mig mere, emo Sen
bar nrr0t. ghl tan Realerinqeu
itrpge nit g1apu, botS Seu bar &pit,
9eltponiuBen for @eSrog er itarlm.
Set % %itrioer itB ira 6ienoer, iom ieg
NOT ifnI piSe at Iou til Sor0en."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-26
anama.Sanalen.

8anama.Sanalen. arigsminiiter
Gait flmbgiorSe ben 226e Rarts, al
Oberitlsitnnrt @oetbaIs err uSnRpnt
til GormanS &~anoIfommisiiouen ira
lite apriI iiteoetfor Sngeuisr Ste
pens, Der tr90er no. Zen NaOS i
aonmisiionen, Tom 8oetbaIs iu6tog,
er beiot meo Gr.Serdtor Soiepb 6.
g. 9Lacfburu ira &eIltuctp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-26
burton pil hcgnc 10. ifreboa bel

Burton pil beDuc iIg. Sre0ag Sen
22Se Oeart8 ilup Or Seuator Soiepb
R. Burton no al TangiIet / Srontou,
afo. ct 5deQrar ira @aibingtou
iorteler, at ban '5riter efter Sem
oper Brpii0ent .Toie0elt, foroi ban
breo paa, at Burton itulbe itroiie5,
oa beune ban0e m!5brugt lin bete
Stilling iii at inDoe Regiertnger.
BrpiiSenten hor oj0rig Iagt Sfild
berpna; men MI ioar ban pasie fig.
Burton bar Ieiet Ct Gbeater / abi'
Iene, aan., % fra Oets BREEDER oil
ban torbne los mob SaHbets Sturer.
SouS urot bar ga ErPiiSenten giort?
So, ban bnr bcfor0ret ale De RGu0.
ium bapoe meo 9urtons Sag al gisrs.
fieut ingen al Dem er ct Soar beSre
enS 9untou ieLu, fern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-26

Ct Telegram fra ct. Solis meo.
SeIer, at Burton Oar Der Den 22be
&arts o. ingOe til 6olf ban talte
meS, at grGitoent Rooienelt er en-
GrtebptIer. San pil gierue bIi gien'
paIgt, men Iaoer JON ban life Da Oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-26
Jernbdnelope.

RebraifaS ReprPientantbu8 ON,
banneoe fig Sen 2U0e DARTS iii Sci,
toInite og inoitiue0e neo 80 moo A.
Stemmer en- Bill ON at beifotte %5erna
bmernes @nbeitotioucr. giueu pott(
en- Ieoenoe Wto0iton0 hos 9unernea
Sobbpiiter; life culon9 2open ON q
pr. Wa hep ioa ifarpt ~angreber
dag efter Gag fom g6pno mo / Sor'
iamItngsinlen oG orlumentereoe rHot
at beffatte gnoeItotionerne. Ge isqtt
at piie, at finn Cmaba btIoe oinSC
Seroeb; men ogioo oct piloe oGre ifa'
beligt.
gtetp Sanlpi6ire5 Sennt oebtog 6er
20oe STARTS 9ODfWrtteen8 Su0ittl'
ling ON, at set ia, oPre Stutsem'
bebSmRnb iorbllbt at brlige Sripa&
eller be0e ON ~ianoonne. gilIen ieu0,
tee berefter til @uiet, iom ogiaa bi.
faIot ben. Sitcoctior at reiie poo
6ripos ifal 2c8ia.oturme0Iemmern
.iaa biIig @ciororing paa amber
Waaoe. @uoerrCreu fol uemiiq
lutte aontrQft n.2o 3ernbanerne ON
Sriien Soa oere3 [icfetS. 8oo lam,
me Sib ifnI Stro&5c0tgisrelie mo,
BRACES, og ToIfets taarne itaI a.
S~tatsfasien ino Ell bis Gum on
ugen for at funn2 reiie fra tit Sicu
iii nprmeite Standardization.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-31
WoopFoRD

Dogday weather interferes with hay
making
Hiram Knapp has laid new shingles
ON his house
Richard Dinwlddic was IN North Ad.
ans Saturday
Jesse Mallory recently passed q day
fishing Ia Somerset
a stocking social for the Union
church h booked Tor August no.
Nathan Niles has returned from "a
business trip 10 White Greek
Mr. Wilson OF Tallahassee. Fla. Is
confined by Illness at Camp Comfort
Lawrence Short of Bennington was
a sunday guest at the home of Albert
Shultz
Miss Ethel Park of Boston o. at Mr.
and Mrs e. o. Woods for her annual
vacation.
Miss lncrelia Cutler of Bennington
has been a guest Tor several days Of
friends here.
G. T. Wood and wife Of Remington
are here Tor two weeks while Mr. Wood
does his hayiug
Miss Anna J Cation 90 Everett. Mass
b. in town for months vacation az
James DinwlldlpH
Harold Carpenter 81 New York Is a
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-31
ARLINGTON

Sumner Whitney Of New York 81
stopping nc the Arlington.
Miss Thornton % Cambridge and n
lady friend we're al Dr. Gray.s last sun
day
Miss Maude Cummings Of Cheshire
Mass. b. entertaining her sister for a
/ week
Miss Mabel sculley who has been
visiting in Readsboro has returned
home.
William Somcra OF Troy ~ visiting
~ the home 81 Mrs.. Mary sOmcrs on
Main street
Mcsara Porter aud Rrownson Of the
telephone company NJ Rutland we're In
town Monday evening
Miss Ellen Garfield. physical culture
Instructor NJ Cornell university nj i'm
AGA Is AZ her home here.
Saturday the Arlington ball team
Will play the llooslck Falls team ON
ball grounds Ia East Arlington.
Mrs. John Curtis and daughter OF
New York are visiting Mrs. Curtis
people. Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Garfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Culllnan OF
Bennington who have been spending a
week In town have returned home.
Mrs W. c. Vault aud children OF
bennington are visiting at the home
Of Mr. aud Mrs Jerome Caution School
street.
MrH John Rladon and daughter Of
Bennington are visiting Mrs. Rladon'a
parents Mr. and Airs Gault on School
street
Mrs Griffin 81 New York who has
been visiting Mrs. Clarence Gllchrlat
~ Dr. W. =. Phillips. the past few
days returned home Tuesday morning
Miss Lena sprague who has been
visiting ne her home Ia Readaboro re-.
turned 10 her work Monday accompan.
led BY her sister who n 10 spend n
week In town.
The ladies' auxiliary OF ST James
church will hold L. annual fair and
sal" of fancy articles on the lawn OF
Mrs. Ida liruwnHon August Sth. BE.
ginning nc 10 In the morning aud con.
tinuing until In the evening ice cream
aud cake Will be- served. Everyone IL
most cordially invited.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-31

guest OF his mother and brothers wife
AZ the Scott cottage.
The Temple brothers have been
painting and making other improve
monts on their residence.
Charles Harbour Of Bennington has
been here this week helping his son
Jacob ON his mountain farm.
Luke Morse and his sister. Mrs
Cleveland OF Bennington we're Sunday
guests at George W. Knapp's
William Warn. expert mechanic Of
bennington Is placing white birch cell.
ing in part Of o. NJ. BARRIERS cottage.
Miss Anna c. Park was In Bennlng
ton Monday and did more business In
an hour than some men would do In a
week
Leroy Davis Of Glens Falls Is with
Mrs Davis at the G. l. Wood cottage
and Ernest Garslic of Glens Falls IL
also there.
By the washing out 81 the mill dam
in the main stream. the damage 20 +.
J. Mallory's Will approximate several
hundred dollars.
Misses Lois Stevens and Isabel Lus.
o. who have been at the Scott cottage
for two weeks. have returned 90 their
homes la Hoosick and Troy.
Mrs n r. nowles and daughter OF
Bennington are passing two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs J. l.. Harbour and
Mr. aud Mrs J. y. nugbee.
Mrs Charles Grover returned 20 her
home tn Athol. Mass Saturday. Her
brother Walter Wood. will stay a few
weeks with their sister. Mrs. Henry
knights
Miss Lura Harbour. Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael FLYNN. W. u. Newton aud fam.
ily In their new auto and Gilbert Twit.
choll OF bennington we're among the
hundred or more Fcrndalc guests
Sunday.
George lee Of bennington says he
shot az a panther near lake Hancock
Saturday but did not bring down the
animal Martin Green says that be
has seen his eyes glare In the night
more than once.
Mrs. Thomas Buckley and little
daughter Ruth Of Chatham have been
visiting relatives In Bennington and
Saturday nlght aud Sunday we're
guests uf Mrs Pred Bowlcs. Mrs
iuckloy's slstorin-law.
AZ the morning service next Sunday
The pastor Will sing n solo. Ills text
VII D.. Peace Cometh After Pain.
Ia the evening bis text will be. The
layman Healed" Last sunday there
was a good attendance nj both church.
rH
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-31

GAS TO RIA.
Dear Tia zlhe Kind Yog A1n LlNays BOuQii
'''1 q &EHazIzx
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-31
EAST RUPERT

Henry Towslcy h quite ~ with
rheumatism.
Tho farmers are very busy harvest
Ink their hay
Wilson and Irving Frost are spend.
ing the day with Gordon Harwood.
Mrs VIII Walsh aud children attend
cd Sunday school at Dorset Sunday.
Picnic parties from adjoining towns
are quite numerous at Hagar's Falls.
Miss May Frost IL stopping with Mrs
). q. Frost in North Rupert for a few
days.
Mrs. Cohen was the guest OF her
niece. Mrs Engrcm. az the cottage last
Friday.
Miss !. Frost Of North Rupert has
been IN town visiting her friends for
few days.
The missionary meeting OF Dorset
was held nc Mrs. Mary Phelps last
Wednesday. There we're about 30
present
= n IoWAley who has been abroad
Tor short time came back 10 SIR.
Phelps last Tuesday and has remained
there since.
Mr.. aud Mrs Engrem and Mrs. NJ.
Wickhnm returned 90 their home IA
Rutland Monday after spending a week
nc Mr.. Engrcms cottage.
Mrs. Frank Fraiick and little son OF
COhocs came 10 town n few DAYS ago
10 spend the summer with her mother
Mrs. Emily nanforth. Mr.. Frallck
came Saturday to Join his wife and
VIII remain for n week or two.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-31
War AaaInst Communion.

All nations are endeayoring 10 check
the rayages OF consumption. the white
plague" that claims 40 many victims
each year Foley's Honey and Tar
cures coughs and colds perfectly and
you are In no danger OF consumption.
Do not risk your health by taking
some unknown preparation when Fol.
eys Honey and Tar IN safe and Ger.
tain In results. The genuine IN In a
yellow package. II. A. Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-31
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

p1cUy loI ohel noauolh
Ladies' 50 wool suit at Rosters for
$3.9S.
Mr. and Mrs. G. l. Wood are visiting
in Woodford City.
Don't forget the circus day notion
bargain at Rosters.
Allen billiard has been visiting
friends In Landgroye.
Mrs. Nellie Dunn Is visiting her
mother In East Dorset.
The Maccobees Monday evening INF.
tlated eight candidates.
George Il. Donnelly left Sunday for
visit TO New York City.
Porter Benson OF New York is Wis.
iting Miss Louise Buffum.
II. @. Cram left today for business
trip 10 Montpelier and Barre.
Miss Mary Butler has returned from
several days visit In Arlington.
Miss Julia Culllnan spent Sunday at
the home OF her parents In Arlington.
Mrs. Caroline Mattison has been
spending n few days at Lake Hancock.
Miss Mary Killeher has been a guest
at the home OF James Seayer In Wal.
lingford.
Miss Ruth Burt and Miss Ethel
Jones have gone to Granville for n va
cation outing
Mr. aud Mrs. Warren Pierce OF Wal.
than. Mass, are visiting former &c.
quaintances In town.
Mr. and Mrs J. J. Risdon and daugh.
ter spent Sunday nj the home OF Jer
one Gault In Arlington.
Mrs. Thomas Sprague aud son and
Mrs. X. J. Hildreth OF Cohoes are Wis.
iting Mrs. Lizzie lockwood.
T.. T.. Hart and family left this morn.
ing for Thompson's Point where they
will spend the month Of August.
Misses Bessie Harbour and Helen
Gray have been visiting nj the home
Of /. +. Harbour In East Dorset
Miss Gertrude Chase OF Springfield
Mass, Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Chase OF Fair Lawn Park
Division + OF the Congregational
church will have lee cream. cake. COT
Zee and sandwiches for sale ON the
lawn OF Mrs G. $. Perry opposite the
circus grounds tomorrow.
r. 7. Griswold has purchased Of G.
T.. and Elijah Dewey n plot Of land In
the rear uf his home and upon which
u o. his purpose to build n trout pond
by damming Dcwey's brook
Mr. and Mrs Ernest l.. Lambert and
children return 4 Tuesday from Can.
aan. ~ Y Mrs Lambert and the chill.
drcn have been spending two weeks IN
that vicinity visiting and Mr. Lambert
went down a. come home with them.
J. Oscar Atwood. brother Of Albert
r. and Stella Atwood Of this village.
died Sunday at Hoosick Falls where
be- had been employed for a. years by
the Walter A. Wood company lie
vas born IN Chicago 50 years ago and
was a veteran of the Ciyll war lie
ia survived by n widow who was Fran.
ccs Russell Of this village. a daughter
Frances SluCum of Hoosick Fails aud
two sons. Alfred a.. Of Springfield.
Mass. and Walter D.. OF Hoosick Fails
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-31

Joseph Macy Of Montpelier IN the
father Of rs children. II OF whom are
living. lie has been married twice,
IN now 60 years old and his wife. the
mother Of II children. is now ~ years
old. Moving TO the Jones brook neigh.
borhood from Worcester. the Maceys
have more than enough children for a
legal school.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-31
Pure Blood Is a Defense.

u means safety. a person whose
blood " In an impure and lmpoyerlsh
cd condition II In the greatest danger
Of catching any infectious or epidemic
disease. DR.. Kcnnedy's Favorite Rem
edy ~ the mildest. safest aud surcgi
purifier OF the blood. thus striking al
the root Of Kidney. Liver aud bladder
diseases, fi.00 at all druggists.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-31
Heart Strength

Hear eirrnEih. Or rieari woatnrss mans Nerve
etfUfirth. uf NrfFe WflkrreF-UHfh.nr mufs t'us
lively. noi one uost taart bon hundr-i is la 10
slf actually dIaaHi % u almost aiuayt .
h.dden tuy ltiie urrtu uat raiiy l. hii 81 fault
thla oisrlro ntftrath enc Uari.ar. ur ti1an Nerve
simply ne,is aui mUst have. fuurs rosrf. more
tlNfY. NOTE controlling. more governing
snEih. Withuui tlat thr iirau mnfi clHt.nue
fail ari ths stomach ari t..ilrIt slso have
e. sane controlling nerves
lis clearly explains uhr. 49, meiIrinsf ~
oup.s Restorative has .n tiIr Iasi dome tn murh
rrak nni aIi.HF Hearts. uf -hnHI ff.i tlfirtt
causa uf aIl this painful. ralr.ihfIHf Fufu0at
hcau iIfrst IT, fhnuua lHfHuufra thIf
fulaf prftrfIlt'Hu-is nlunn directed to thess
al hnd wasting nerve Dftffa % iu.ids!
ufanrihrns. % nfrfs real genuine hHan hrip
Z guu auui have sfrUur ilHnA rrUHs 90
tiiun. Strengthen thrss utn,s 80 ro.c.iabiith
tiu - uuuiui. 9Th
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-31
stimulation Without Irritation

That IN the watchword. That n
what Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does
Cleanses aud stimulates the bowels
Without irritation In any form. u. A.
Qulnlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-31
)r. ShOOp's
Restorative
Jos. NJ. AYERS.
FOR SALE
GARBAGE COLLECTED

VIII make weekly or monthly calls
u desired or drop me card or telephone
foreny special job. Also heavy team
work.
EN- HULETT
Telephone 1854.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-31

Farmers. merchants. railroaders. Ia.
bororg. rely on Dr Thomas Electric
OIL Takes the sting out OF cuts,
burns or bruises az once. Pain cannot
stay whore Il IN used.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-11-07
How TO Treat Weak Ankles.

1t is not so easy to see why so many
people have weak ankles. The ankles
of young children bend in when they
walk, and parents, thinking they will
outgrow this trouble, pay no attention
to it, The consequence is that the
turning in becomes a habit which is
not corrected in later life. 81 Little chill
dren should have the ankles rubbed
with alcohol if they show any signs of
weakness. Young children ought to
wear shoes without heels, and the con-
dition of the shoes worn by older ones
should be watched carefully When
the heel is worn down on one side, the
ankle naturally turns down on that
side Carelessness in the fit of shoes
and the wearing Of shoes that are
worn on one side will cause the ankles
to turn and the walking to be tiresome
and awkward. When the ankles bend
either in or out when walking. it is d
good plan to have the heels lowered y
bit on the opposite side. In the same
way a habit Of turning the heels over
on one side can be counteracted by
lowering them on the other Bend the
foot backward, forward. sideways. Ro-
tate it slowly at the ankle Stand on
one foot, shake the other leg from the
thigh, letting the ankle Of the foot be
perfectly loose 80 that the foot moves
freely.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-11-07
ENDS IN A NON-SUIT
Farmers Win First Round in Fight
With the Wrought Iron Range
Company Wednesday
CAN'TPROvE LOSTN0TE CLAIM

The farmers Of Racine and Kenosha
counties won the first round in the
suit of the Wrought Iron Range Com
pany, of st. Louis, against John Her
zog, late "Wednesday afternoon, when
Judge Be1den in the Circuit Court
granted a motion for a non-suit in the
case at the suggestion of the attor-
neys for the defendant, and if the
Range Company collects on the al
legged forged notes it will be neces-
sary for them to get decision from
the Supreme Court of the state.
The case was thrown out of court
by Judge Be1den on account of the
fact that the proof that the original
notes On which the suit was brought
had been lost was insufficient. The
attorney for the plaintiff showed that
the man who had taken the original
notes had fed with large amount of
money belonging to the company and
that the officials of the company had
made diligent efforts to find him and
secure possession of the original
uOLESS Out IndL LnuS ldI lI11S scar CHI
had been unavailing. It was shown
that no trace Of the missing agent
had been secured since the time he
turned in the alleged forged notes
from this county. The defendant on
the stand stated positively that the
note presented for collection was a
forged one and that the signature was
not his own.
Under the ruling of the court it will
be possible for the attorneys for the
plaintiff to reopen the case in this
county by filing new suit. A SINH
lar suit is scheduled for trial at the
present term Of the Circuit Court for
Racine county and an appeal to the
Supreme Court will be taken in one of
these cases. AS there are some fifty
farmers interested in the suit the
plaintiffs will have plenty of material
to work on and they can keep on
bringing suits for the next fifty years
in order to prove the justice of their
claim.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-11-07
FORCE AN APOLOGY
Police Round Up Twenty Halo.
We en- ReyeIers Friday and
They Offer to Make Good
SORRY FOR DAMAGE DONE

Chief Of Police O'Hare on Friday
afternoon rounded up eighteen boys
and two girls who were alleged to
have been most active Ia the depre-
dations of Halloween night and the
entire band was forced to make the
rounds of the city and offer an apology
to the people whose property had been
destroyed on the previous evening.
The boys and girls were ready and
willing to settle for the damage that
had been done, but in most cases the
people who had been damaged de-
c1ared that they would be satisfied
with the apology and would not de.
,nand the restoration of the sidewalks
and fences destroyed.
Some of the property owners, how
ever, were not so easy on the revelers
and they insisted that they settle UP
and settle quick under threats of be-
ing sent to jail for malicious mischief.
The chief discovered that in most
cases where damage had been done
the work had been the work of boys
and girls living in the neighborhood
and he considered that it was suffi-
cient punishment for the boys and
girls to be forced to admit their part
in the tearing up of the walks and
fences and apologize. The sidewalk
contractors seem to regard Halloween
az a happy occasion as today many
contracts are being made for cement
walks to take the place of the old
wooden walks which were tornup on
Thursday evening.
The haul made by the police on
Friday is the largest ever made after
Halloween celebration aud it is
thought that the lesson taught the
jewellers will be one that will have a
good effect in the coming years.
Ia connection with the tearing up
of sidewalks on Thursday evening an
interesting problem has arisen, as
some Of the property OWNERS are rails
ing the question as to who should
pay for the walks torn up. These
people claim that it is up to the city
to repair the damage done on account
of the fact that the police protection
was insufficient. Some of the proper
ty owners have gone so far as to de-
clare that they will bring action IN
Court to collect from the city if the
building of new walks is urged before
another year.