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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25
GenteinnabieeS

RDtbpenbisteit Der Be-
ptsans Fur RGIter. Rad benz
ubSepObnsn IOIIsn bts RGlb.r G.les.n.
beit baden, fi9 frei In Der 8uGt bsruul'
DutummeIr. Nur iptTtn man bemertt,
OuB fie fi6 ssssnIsitis obI.deR, tDtnn
mebrere In Der 8n@t bttIammen Iinb,
tnuB man aIsbdIb bdfiIr IOreen, bob
bic sefdbrIt9e llntusen6 baIb abssftllt
tperbe.
Surd bas abIeden btIbtn Ii9 mans
lid 5aurbullsn i'm Darme, bic an BEE
ftmmten SteIIen ft6 f.itldgern unb gu
0.rftopfuns NIT tObtttnem AussaHge
fiibrtn fDnnen.
sine 8sipssung In Der &dlbsrtrGt
aber seniist nidt, nm bds 8etptgunsss
bebiirfnis 81 befriebigen. Rpmmen lie
nt&t aus ibrsr 9u9t beraus ins ureis,
6dnn tperben lie in ibremW d9sfbum Il.
in DISCRIMINATING Suriidbleiben miIe
len. Dor allen tpirb Is an bee 9luts
bilbuns mangsln infolse bes ssringsn
StOffpe9Iels.
Gin5elne 96rpertbsiIe perben IN i1s
rem Gunttion unb ibrsr @ntpidling
Suriidbleiben. Die Hippen bebneR lid
ni4t ssniisenb aus, unb bic EGlbs:
bleiben fladrippis unb bugIser.
Sinh bic 4Glber duberbem ss3puns
gen, ibr Gutter aus bOb.n Ruufen bsrs
ais5unebmen, bann 1T es tein 8unDer,
tpenn BET einsm Sbier aus ber beiter
3uat SentrHden sntftebt.
0umit fi9 bic jungen Sbitrs i'm
Sretsn srseben tOnnsn, ssniist imglOib'
folle Elm ei~neeSGunter SummeIpldb in
BET Nd6e bss StdlIss. 0dsu 6rau9i
e8 feline tofiptelisen Ginri@tuRgsn
ROtbbsnbig iinb nur CUTE GinIri:bi,
gunsen, etpds S9otten, einigsrmober
S9uB Dor Der bsrrfdsnben @inbri9'
tuns urb Gorge fir sutss Srintpaiisr
tDenn biefes mDgli9 1T.
Cine ibedIeG inri6tune 1T uIler5:nsl
Elm tletner SummeIplab ni9t. 8eiiel
finb fir bieis 3pede gut angeleg!s Sal
b.rsDeiOeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25
0enteinnMbteeA

Die Ianse ge6en SpargeIbeste gptI
GpargsI2 @iele SpurgelbeetbeItb.E
baden bic Reisuns, i9on i'm speitsR
Sabre mad Der pflunSung an ben
8setsn berumSuItO9ern, I'm pie lie Ia'
gen, bic Siditsn pfeifen bsrausSuIte'
den. 9as 1T Gber fulI4. Die Spur'
gsIItoubs pirb bubur9 uusemeiu ge'
I9tpG9t unb psrIiert bur6 Oieie unbsr
bG1ts StGruns bes sun5en Nd9s'
tbums, neil Der Gaft nt9t gu Suns
fen Der Spargelitdu6sn urbeiten lam,
tpObI flint biz 5ebn Sabre on @rtraSs'
bauer. Mdn ite9e ME ben SpurseI bOr
benz oritten Sabre urb bunn aud llur
bic biditen pfeifen. Dom Oierttn
Sabre Der aRldse an fam r~egelmGbtg
eeitp6en tperDen; trpbbem lit es eanS
out, ipsnn man uIle flint Sabre einmul
ben gr0bten SbeiI Der Pfeifen bur9s
aebt. mas our &r%Gftigung Oes gdn5en
8estes, ME aud our leitteren 8ertiis
ounQ bss Capabilities bel beitrGgt,
Der feline @obnung in Dem Gpdrgels
Itsngel nimmt unb iih bon ba in bic
@Gnbe EineinfriBt. 9lir2 QbIanct
ben oes aruutes b%erbinbcrt man oGs
gtnbrtngen oes Rdfers CUR &rpne oes
Spurgels. Man farm anue9men, odb
Der SpargeI bel gutter qiIege pobl 20
Sabre gut srtragsfGbig bleibt, bdnn
a6er nadlGBt; Oarum lit es gut, nd9
@erIuuf bon Is bis 20 Sa6ren lutts
Der neue 8eete un3uIeger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25

lin cine CUTE 8peite 9liit6e Der 80.
fen gu cr3ieIen, 1T es nDtbig, alls
f4pd6 entpidelten Sriebe un6 irl@e,
ipeIGe 3lt oi9t neben chamber Iteben
pber ii6 trtu3eu, am @runbe absus
i9neibeu. @s fpllen nlr 4 bis 5 Srtes
BE ite6eu bIetbsn. @srbIsiben megr,
bann treiben gu bel Gugen aus, mebr
uls Der Baum Sur 8liitbenbiIbune ents
pideln lam. Sober bisler 3abIrttdeR
Sriebe beanIprudt Gaft sur grnd9s
riing unb 10 tommt es, bob fi@ Der
@aft 70 febr 5erIpIittsrt, bdB teine
Ober nur iDentse Sriebe aur RnoFpens
biI6ung gelongsn. Die bsim G&nitt
pe~rbIsibsnbsn 4 bis 5 3psiss bilben
gtnug Sriebe, unb Dor allen Tam
mon bon iebem tinseInsn HIlthsn sEs
hefFeh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25
Simmer berieIbe.

ySter, So6onn, BADEN sic feds
Mart. 9a bolen Gle stpei purfetts
plGbe gum nDamentanpf"! 9erItan.
benz" = rSa!" ipri9t Der @isner, dber
Der enGSige Serr TENT Ieinen Dome
ftten better uno idgt gu ibm: ,gtber
MAIDEN sic feline &onfuIiOner, pie
i6On 10 oft, So6dnn!" - n@eice mic
biitsn!" berubtgte Der 9iener ibn urb
ssbt. gr Der &afie bes 36eu;er3 an.
ssIangt, fragt i'm Der RaIfierer: rSie
tpinI6en9" r3net partettplGbe
gum vMugsntromp"!4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25

p.rsomsntpupier IeIbft berSuitstIsa.
persumentbapier, tpelfes gum @trs
idlitbsn BON Gtnmd9slGiern ufp.
bisnt, felt man ber, inbem man pop;tr
In cine talt geporbens Wltfdune Don 8
TbsiIen snglif9er S9reFeIIGurt unt 1
Sbsil @aIier Iegt, einiee Setunben
BARN lissen IGbt unb bann bag Pdptsr
nit Waiier ubipGf9t, tpsl6em ettpus
SoImiatgeiIt 5useieBt tpurbe, I'm bic
SGure 81 neutralifieren. 9dmit OG3
papier utdt trcrs ntrb, mub man es
gum SrOdnen a~ufipannen. Dttl man
gergamentpapier aufleimeu, 10 ernsihs
man es nit itartem 8ronntipein: bic
su beflebenhs GteIIe tpirb nit 2etm bid
beItri6en urb bds popier barailf ge'
brdAt. Dtll man 5tpei 8osen nit elm
amber berbinoen, ip mub ote5 iofort
uad Dem @tntaudeu in bic Giure ~
f6e6en. Wdn lam nit Dem Napier
6ur93ei4neR, iiber6aupt 3etGnIagel
bayniF MAIDEN uno nit 6or6eu agl:z
gen. Das 8er9Gneatpapier ptro ut,a
er ais oer urIpriingIi6e 9dp:crtogtl
bal o6er aud ouIiir cine pisrfuG: Sc
iiateit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25
Die usberr

S6pisssriobn: Isle Iasten bod,
ID piitNs iiberraidt fein iiber bic Mlif'
Gift, tpeIde Sbre Sp9ter erbulten rper'
be, unb jebt eeben sic ibr gar niGts9"
- Sdnieserudter (Id6eGnb): rglun.
Etnb Sic etpu ni6t iibcrrai9t. ~"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25
GatoL

S9n elmer Observation-Disclosures bat ii@ ein
Berein gebil6st, Der ben I6Cnen Ramen
.Mtnfhbeit" fiibri. @tnn nun herItIb.
ttDos betonnt mddt, beiBt's cIIemnI
am SdIub: sDsr NusI9ub BET
Weni4h.ii..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25
adBeniammer

sM.ni@, bsute friib bait t6 70 eis
men btden S6dOel, bub l9 mir be
Wiibe nit einem S9ub1nSieber bab'
Guffebsn muIIen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25
9eim @tIbpretbdnbIer.

SGger: aBet6en SaIen foil t6 Senn
rttr nebmen9" gambler: ,GebmSl
Sic bod betbe, SGssr: rMlanR, ipst
Ipll benn Oas o~Iouben9"
llnporIi6tia.
rSoben sic I6on BON Rem llns
Gid gebDrt2 6oaFIutb unO Sturui
buben einsu 2eudttburm umgcrii1sn.S
- Dame: nWsin @ott, ipeI6 eine liz
rprIidttgteit, eineR 9cu1tt6urm an
cine 70 erpOnisrte STEELE au bausn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25
Sin nsnes Clement.

2ebrer: pSriB, nun, tpie beiBen benn
bic bier @%lemeute9" - Srtb: .ftuer,
DaiIer, @rbe unb 8omben!" = 2ebs
rer: .8pmben9 Wie tommIt Oh bds
rnng" SrtB: rglun, Der Batter faat
hu6 INNER COMMENCEMENT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25

Gs benDtbiqt oQs GciGl5:l 3ltt Sc
berbiIbung nG6reno Der MauIer rent
bel pbosp6oriolrcu Sail. Mon fam
iol9en benz 6utter brett beimengen
Ober in Sorm fem serI9logeuer &nos
den geben. gIu9 &np9enmebl neroe
ben nit S6rot psrmeneten, gequetIds
ten &ortoffsln unb &ii9enabfGlltn jus
seIebt, pelGss Sutter marin 81 perdbs
fulstn lit. Stets 1T fir fri39es, reis
nes SrinfpdIfer gu ioreen, rbdrtes",
tdlts unb falpeterreihes 8r%unnenip1is
fer III benz @eTliigel autrGgli6sr dls
ntpeides" Regenpuifer. gt~usefperrtsn
Siibnern lsge man elm Stid perrOItstes
Gtfen in bos SrintgefGB, bu lie ii6 bel
eifenbdltisem @uiIer gut b%efinoen.
RaIt bebiitfsn bic Sbisre ni6t MIR
pGbrenb Der 2tseSeit. fOn6srn dua
ndbrenb Der MauIsr. ST bic Muufer
Ooriibet, fc muB bds fpdbrenb Der Oorz
uneegdr9euen .3eit al StitTtoff uno
Sett belpnSers rei6e 5ttter ettpos ne
niger nGbrIiofFreiH iperoen, beionbers
bei ZEN TGpereu aiiatiI9en 6G9ners
taiien iouIt uimmt fei rem Sbiersu auf
llntoIten Der @i~erprpnuttipn bie6lsiT9s
unb Sttibtloung i~iber6ono.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25
3peibeutis.

&eIlrer: .msiu Serr, sic finb Sen,
&c, buB Der Serr bort Ioe6en gefdot
fat, t9 Eel elm 9ummtopf." - @dI:
sSu. bus lam id beitGtisen!"
grfter autIer: Scr Baron 4. fat
fid tppDI bon ieinem Sturs ipieosr er,
bolts" - 3peiter autIer: ga, Der III
iOpeit tuiebsr sun3 ruutu" smObil!'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25

Nr0tt NM W1ut1 oerlonen
ben Weni9en i9nel.
penn bic Risren srtranit
tinb.
RierenIei6sn 1T 10 as
ssmein ssworben, tob IS
nidt ielten 1T, 6ab io9ar
Rinber nit i9Da9en
Eisrsn gcbor,it iperbsn.
@lub has Sinh ju oft
@aHsr lnHsn, r6tbet
bsr URN bic 9aut ober
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25

tpent bas 8inb bos Ater errei9t bat, no
60 idbts fem iol, bds 8aier tontrodieren 81
tBRneh unb bsnnoh has gett ndbt, bann f0nnen
Gle iider iein, bab 20 an ben Riereu Ieibet unb
Ioaten iofor S9ritte gotham tueroen, bteien ipi4s
tisen 0rsnnsn nadsubeie,I. 3ieIer ible 9uitanb
iubt iih ouf grtrGntins Der Riersn un6 glrie,
Ieinesipsss absr auI Gtipobnbdttn, pie pide
etlte bos unnebmen.
brdusn Iopobl tuie aud Idnner tuerSet bur3
Riereis unb g~loienleiben een0 gemo9t, unb
btibe bebirien berilben gebanolung. Der uilbe
urb ~IoIorti9e Gtett Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pirb irbr tdnel Derpirtli4t. Die 80 Gent inS
cintn 9otar 8tai9en ES0hz
rerbcn In alien apotbsten sNMFm.rf4 T5SEssa
prtisgeboten. slui @uni4
t6nnen Gle poffret cine sst794ted
9robeflnihe baben, ionic -
Elm Bii6elden, meI1es 9aboratorien Der
Sic iber Suupipu5el SumpfiuurJelsTleotbtn.
auifldrt un6 biele bon ben tauienben bon 9eu9s
ntVen BON qatienten entbdlt, tpel6e bur6 bieie
9lebiSin turirt puroen.
9ttn Sic an Or. 8itmsr & Co., 9insbumton,
2 o., idreibsn, perseIsn Sis ni9t, bieie
SeitIn9 Su e%rpdbnen. geeeben Sis teinen Srrs
tbunt, inb UergsHsn ni6t ben 3amen Sumpis
tpurtel, 9r. 6iImer's GumpimureIs WSe6isin,
jopfs bic Gbrsis, 9insbamton, q. o., ipel6e al
itber 6Iai4s angebra&t 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25
NubanpenbnnS
Qm 9pfldatter.

SrGuIein: ,!Saben sic bieIlet6t es
men Brief nit gbiffre 9. 10000"
Bedmtsr: 9. 1000 babe id ni9t, uber
3. 8.8 1000" = 5rGuIsin: r9as 1T
e. I6uu; pifien sic, msin 9ersbrer
ftpttert elm penia!D
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25
AmmeriitiiAes.
SaIau,

lstt. 6trr Dirtb, unb fur meinsn SunO
einel groBen Rno9en; i4 gable bufiir
Dsbn pFennise ertray Mirtb:
sSsbr pobI, mein 9errl (Brinet mad
elmer Weile 6as &OtsIttt.) - Sat:
800 1T benn Der srObe RnO6en fiji
msiNen 6unb9" - Wirtb: Der 1T TN
ROttIett. mein Serr!-
Rinbermunb.
Der tl.ine @iIIi: sd pOIIts, ID
udre sic, 6err WlilIer!" = Serr
WliiIIer Der gum GIIcn seIaben ipur'
bt): ,@sbbaIb, mein &inb9" Ser
tleine Dilli: .MstI man mid bdnn
ni9t an ben O6rsn sieben piirbs,
fO'nn i'd nit benz Msifer sffsa tDiirOs!'
Simmer S.rfelb..
profefor: sd foil fir meme Sruu
elm pfunb CRIME Settle mitbrinsen "
- Raufmann: .@riint lit leiber ni9t
mebr bd." - profeIiOr: r9unn gebsn
sic mir cine anbers pufi.nbe Garbs.'
SIN Dorfpirtbsbaus.
@irtb: .@ann iOII ib mOrssn frib
tpedsn9" = S6nsrbOriger: pNu. 10
bon feds Bis d6t!"
8ei6eiben.
Commits: rGar 70 bo9fabrenb
brou9ten Ite mir segeniibsr aud midi
~ fem, 9err ROmmerSienratb. Sd
f5nnte Sbn.n 3. 9. Isi6t 100,000Tlari
erfpnren." = 3ommsr5ienratb: Bies
70 benn, ipenn i9 frdgsn bdrfs~ -
aOmmis: Sic baden cine SO6ter, bsl
sic 100000 MGrt Mitgift eebsn! =
Rommsrsisnratb: r9lIlerbinss." =
Commits: vRun, Id tpiirbe Its nebmeu
NIT 100000 @art.'
HubdnDsnbung.
Ri6tsr: sd made sic nod barauI
aufmertfam, bub sic cine 2lntppr.
tpel9e lie b~sIaiten tDiirbs, ni6t gu &C.
ben brdudsn. glIiO: qlio: Sbrsn Nd'
men BADEN sic bsrsits gu prototolt &C.
nsben. @is alt finb Sis9 Mnget!agt'
f9psist.) - Ri9ter: .GDarrm ant
iportsn sic ni9t9" - @ngefldgtl
(dItlide &Otetts): r@etI i9 mt9 d.
bur6 gu iebr belditsn piirbs!"
X X
Dim poti9dlter.
Grdulein: r!Saben sic bieIIei6t d
men 8rief nit gbiffre 9. 10000" =
Beamtsr: 3. 1000 babe i4 ni6t, abe
9. 8.8 1000" = Srdulsin; r9as II
e. Y6uu; pi'Ien sic, mein 9srsbrei
i~tpttert elm peni9!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25

Sin Miitel geeen ben RadtInipeiB
beTiben mir in ben 8ldttsrn Der gemeis
men Sal6eipFlon3en. Sie tperben ges
trodnet uub als S.bee talt ooet laus
Darm getrunIen. 2eidte 9iat III bas
Eel gu beobd6ten.
gummibaum i'm Treten. 8isIe 8ln
mtnFreunDe ftellen ben @ummibopla
alei6 anberen 9ppfsspGdien tn CONF
mer ms Sreie, nos ober Iebr oft ben
@ummibGumeR rs9t i9le9t bstomrlt.
Sem @ummibdum betommt unftr
RItmG ni6t: bic RG9tt fin6 ibm msilt
~ tiibl, unb sbenio iddbet ibm nab
fdite @itterung, er md9t odnn tleis
mere anb unanisbnlihsre BlGtter Ine
p~erIiert 70 pieI an GH0nbsit. I'm
ipoblifen fiibIt fi9 Der @ummitouin,
ipenn man ihn IlnseitOrt I'M 3immer
auf itintm Ylnbt lGbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25

lin GGde, 8lanen. 8eIte etc. t~pofrsrs
btGt ST. matsr, ipeid}i nan lie in ciuer
@bto6ung BON l Ylano @iderrinhs
unp 8 Otter @aITer. >, 3. tuenn n6t6i1
in elmer per6attniSmdbig grobercn
4uduiitGt Elm, tGBt Tie sinigs Sage IN
bieIer Srii6e uno ipiilt lie bann pos
mDgli6 in fIieBenbem @oifer aus. 9ts
9einpanb ipirD Oaour9 gleidSettts fat
iinbertpiiftli9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25
5tanCa IOwu6t ais JllduG
wGON our6 Jlieren. unO
B(aaliOM c(al0 gsmn6L

Rteunlelbsn idldat auF bos @sbim, entmutbist
nnh ptrrinotrt bit 9hatfrait aules slnsishen,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-06-20
DisgruntIed Railway Promotes
Gets Order for Publishing
Summons on Defendants
CAN'T LOCATE RAILWAY MEN
Constab 1es After Due Diligence Admit
that Railway Men Cannot Be
Served With Summons
In the Suit

Pat. Haynes, the Chicago railway
get his suit against B. J. Arnold and
the Kenosha Electric Railway Com
pany into Court aud after he had sent
constables hunting for the defendants
in the case for more than a month in
an effort to serve the summons in the
action his attorneys came to Kenosha
on Tuesday and secured an order
from Court Commissioner James
Cavanagh by which the summons in
the suit will be served by publication.
In the order signed by the Court Com
missioner the plaintiffs Haynes and
Clausen and Arthur Einstein state
that the action is one to foreclose a
trust deed in which the plaintiffs are
Interested to the sum Of $50, Zoo. It
states that for some time the ttorneys
for the company have been making an
effort to get personal service on, the
long list of defendants, but that no
service has been secured save on the
officials of the Kenosha Electric Rail
way Company. Bior ]. Arnold seems
to be hard man to serve with sum-
mons and it is claimed in the order
that the agents of the plaintiff have
repeatedly sought to find Mr.. Arnold
and all the officia1s of the defunct ke-
nosha Street Railway company, but
that none of them has been located.
The suit was filed in order that it
might be heard at the June term of
the Circuit Court but it is almost i'm
possible to have the hearing come up
at the time set. The suit is on the
calendar but now that the plaintiffs
have elected to serve the summons in
the case by publication it will take six
weeks to get the requisite number of
publications. This will make it inn
possible to get the case ready for the
Courts before the September term.
Quarles, Spence and Quarles have
been retained to represent the inter-
ests of the various companies named
as defendants in the action. It is the
purpose of all of the people interested
to have some decision reached IN the
case. It has been on the calendars of
the various Circuit and United States
Courts for the past four or five years
and the railway compa MES are anxious
to get it off the records. The attor-
neys who have represented B. ].
Arnold in the past declare that
Haynes and Clausen have absolutely
no cause for action and that the case
will be dismissed without ever going
to jury in case it should ever come
before the Court.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-06-20
NOTICE TO THE OLD SOLDIERS

z. G. Simmons extends cordial In
vitation to ali veterans of the Civil
war residing in Kenosha county to
attend his annual reception to the old
soldiers on Saturday evening, June
~, at o'clock. Because the larger
number of invited guests will overtax
the capa city of Mr.. Simmons house
the banquet will be served in room
of the new building of the Simmons
Manufacturing Company at the east
end of Pearl street.
After refreshments Mr.. Simmons
guests will adjourn to his home where
a program of oratory and music of
more than usual attractiveness will
entertain the comrades for the bal
ance of the evening.
Mr.. Simmons guests will please
note the change in hour fer the ban
quet. DIV
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-06-20
MAKE PERMANENT RECoRDE

Board of Education to Make Record of
School Census Permanent Records
The school census, which is to be
taken in Kenosha within the next few
weeks, is to be made permanent
record as the members of the Board of
Education have decided to purchase
set of records to be used for this pur-
pose. The records will be bound in
permanent form and when the census
is made from year to year it will be
possible to follow the work of each
child of school age in the city from
the time he enters school until he is
graduated. These records will be of
great value to the principals of the
different schools and the truant off,
GERS as il will be possible for them to
keep track Of all the children in their
jurisdiction by simply referring to
the records.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-06-20
SINGERS MEET AT PARK

Entertainment BY Society Bragg Draws
Big Crowd to Central Park Sunday
The Danish Singing Club Bragg
which is always In the lead in giving
the musical world of Kenosha a rare
treat, held its much advertised sing
ing contest at Central park last Sun
day.
AT 1920 in the morning members of
the local singing clubs were down at
the depot to greet the arrival of the
Waukegan and Chicago singers.
Two singing clubs from Racine ar
rived later in the day and at p. m.
the contest started. In the race
following six choruses participated:
IS. A. F." from Chicago leader,
Prof. E. Berggren.
echo" from Waukegan leader, Mr..
Rasmussen.
''Dania" from Racine leader, G..
Harck.
s"Svithiod" from Kenosha leader, G.
Harck.
S"Hamlet" double QUARTET from Ra-
cine.
Bragg" from Kenosba leader, W.
Helding.
The contest which was a hard
fought one and gave the judges, Prof.
Jacoby and Mr.. Jacobsen, from Ke-
nosha, and Capt. Frandzca, from Ra-
cine, very hard problem to solve,
gave the following result: IS. A.
E." first prize, $50; "Svithiod,' sec
ond price, SIS, and Hamlet third
prize, $40.
After the contest all the singers
gathered together in the park and
until late inthes evening did the audi
ence enjoy the beautiful tunes of the
singers. A more pleasant day and
evening has seldom been given the
music lovers of Kenosha and they GER
tainly turned out in force and Bragg
has and always will have the graft
tude Of the 1000 people who were
there.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-06-20
TRAFFIC rs DELAYED
Lightning Strikes Trolley Wires Of the
Chicago & Milwaukee Railway

All traffic on the Chicago & Milwau-
kee Electric Railway was delayed for
nearly two hours Tuesday night when
lightning struck the feed wires of the
road near Lake Bluff and caused all
cars on the line to be stopped. Many
Kenosha passengers were forced to
wait for the repair of the break in the
trolley wire and cars we're stopped all
along the line. All power for the
operation Of the cars IS now furnished
from the central station at Highwood.
It was long after midnig hit before the
break was repaired and the cars we're
running on schedule time again.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-06-20

The members of the sKenosha
Gentlemen's Driving Club are busy
completing arrangements for the first
big race meeting which is to be held
at the Balm track on July 4th.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-06-20
E1.Ks IN RACINE

IKenosha Team Confers the Degree of
the Order on Four Candidates
The Kenosha Lodge of Elks to the
number of forty went to Racine on
Saturday evening where they we're
royalty entertained by the members of
the Racine lodge. The Kenosha team
starred during the evening and con-
ferred the degree Of the order on four
candidates. After the work was over
a banquet was served in honor of the
visitors after which members of both
lodges made short speeches.
The Kenosha Elks made the trip in
automobiles and all of them report
great time.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-06-20

Barnes of Zion City, to Miss Lucy
Jones, of Chicago. The ceremony
will take place at the home of Judge
Barnes in Zion City in the presence of
a small number of friends. Mr..
Barnes is now attending law school
at Chicago University and he will
take his bride to Chicago TO live.
The Topaz ball team added another
victory to its long string on Sunday
afternoon, when it defeated the Bes-
ley team of Waukegan by score of
seven to three. The Waukegan team
was completely outclassed and there
was no time when the locals were In
danger of defeat. The Topaz mana
ger has scheduled more than thirty
games for the remainder of the sea-
son and if the team keeps up its win
ming streak it will have a state record.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thirsk gave e
farewell party on Saturday evening
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shell
ton, who will leave this evening for
Oakland, CAL, where they will make
their future home. The evening was
pleasantly spent in music and games.
Later in the evening lunch was served
in the dining room, where covers
were laid for fifty people. The room
was charmingly decorated with ferns
and sforget-me-nots. All reported an
enjoyable time. Mr.. Shelton has &C
cepted position as superintendent
of the Simmons Manufacturing Co. s
warehouse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06

FOR RENT--part Of house, barn room and
some land on Ulay farm, TIA miles from
city, Y III rent low TO rightpart u. Al. Per.
W. Heal Estate Agency, 3ztf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
Companions Stole His Money.

John r. Maiden. IS years old. arrived
IL Montreal Tuesday night from Yer
mont, accompanied BIZ young man
named William Jones. They went to
the Colonial hotel on Chamboilez square,
and half an hour later Maiden reported
that he had been robbed of $40. Off
GERS were sent to the hotel, where they
arrested William Jones, John Fitzpatrick
and Bertha BaTrette, who were in a
room in which Maiden IL alleged to have
been robbed. The trio denied having
robbed Maiden, but when taken TO che
police station and searched sum cor
responding to the amount stolen was
found Oh the woman Jones Il "a yea Is
old, and SAYS his home Is in Vermont.
Fitzpatrick is % years old. while the
Barrette women, who ~ 30 years old.
Is believed by the police to be Fitzpat-
rick's wife.
The three accused were arraigHed be-
fore Mr.. Lafontaine and then remanded
to the enquete court before Judge Piche.
There Fitzpatrick and the woman adj
mitted being concerned in the affair, but
Jones pleaded not guilty.
Maiden. in his evidence, said they had
all been drinkig together and later he
was called out Of his room by Jones.
During his absence the money WAS stolen