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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05

Gn &Dne meb SrOens jams. SUN
itul0e reiie bort EN- l1ge, nlelt for
in0en bolOt BUN f9lgenoe Hreoifen
for jim @funO:
Get %ellelte, ieg beOer Big ON, ct,
at Ou fife giper big til at robe onl-
firing / mine 5tuher og Sfa6e for
at leOe efter noget. Oh Deo, at ieg
haoer llorOen, og at jeg ablolut bill
DnDe, at buer cling ligger netop, JON
jeg bor logt Ben. Sua fan ieg finoe
cen / Mprfe, bDis ieg bill
5oo Orog BUN bort. Oagen efter
firm f9lgen0e 8repfort:
Sore Mtm1lel @ilnu fommer op
eli al Gagene fDr at lame ct Wpn-
tier. Set b9nger lige in0enfor Sope-
fammergarOeroben. Sful0e BET fife
innOes Der, iua ligger BET / en- at
NSfferne, iom ltaur poa SDmal finen
/ gQens &Grell e; ON set er / Sc
Gr6llne eQer Sc rpoe, pe0 jeg fife,
men Der finOes en- 6lno 9gife / 8ige-
fomnleret, Sen fan Oh figge / me0
set famine.
9agen efter fom after ct 9rep-
fort:
2i4e, fGre W1an0l Wenltret Iiq=
ger baitemt paa pperite SDloe / Gar
neroben / Inretterpereliet eQer / Ell
al Satte9lferne paa @ulpet bag
Gboiielonglten / SopepGreli let. &c
goOt efter, men penO fife Up og neo
ruo al Sing, iaa er Ou rar.
Oct treble Srep lpo:
Score 9llfreOl Oh bar bel life
tdntt ole mine Sfd6e og Spider og
bragt 6orltprrelie / al Sing, bbao
leg bar. WenItret laante ieg for
rige MaaneO nO til 5igne, laa bum
bar BET.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
Silitaaebc TOr6rDSelier

~tlItuuNUN OptpipUNiAb pun
Sbbslejet, st gammelt Suttiqlem,
Sans Sanien / @uol1m, Ser osoe for
fort Sio iiOen, far pad 0posleiet
fortolt ACCOMPLISHMENTS SUI
itrll, at ban / Stoen omfring 1864
far mproet en- bjempen6t Imeri=
foner / 2pngbp pe0 &Sbenbopn iomt
llogen Sio fsr, 0a ban tiente pau
st. &eitrup" peo Iolborg, / Seer
6eoen al oenne @aarb bar mproet
ct Barn. &onen melbte Sagen til
&ier Serre0s 8oIiti, men SonIen
b60e, in0en bette flln0e fou bam
|af6Srt.
Sonien, Ser err fs6t / Sfafterl1p
poa SiGaanO / 1928, bar meO /
arigen 1913 og tiente / 1864 pon
Store &eitrltp, bborfrd ban reiite
til SieGlun0. st @arsti0 iqnere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
&ruem inn Sitter. S g3euoam-

&Guem ipn Sitter. S Neuoom-
mrer 6iiherei-3eitlng ~ifriper en-
S%nOienOer fglgen0e:
9lt ogiuu Mfiffel letter @rts puu
Stiff, bupOe ieg SeiligbeO til at lie
for 2 Iar iiOen. Seq bupoe iat mig
pao Cur / ct gammelt Eiletre for
at range Ell title 9eltager / &uIe-
fiiferiet. llnOer mig bapoe ieg en-
tilpofiet, MI operippmnlet 2ano-
itrimmel, bpor @eooerlte bolot poa*)
at gpOe. Otter SolneOgang Ter ieg
Ell &ep fomme uo fra noget Sp-
pefit tet be0 mig og nerme Jig
Ganoet; 60 Sfriot 6orte ~unoerlpgte
cen igen Serrdinet og tog oerpuo /
rnlf Srap &urlen moo nit Sfiule-
Ileo.
ga Ben bar fommen til &anten
al bet grunOeOe &ano, bpor @eo-
oerne Iegeoe, trpffeOe ben Jig tet til
9reooen og iagttOg ifarpt 6iifene,
Der ttmleOe fig tet peO Sen. gnOe=
Zig fomnter EN- nGr moi, ct Spring,
pg M}iffel bender tilboge pua sci
tprre, 6erel10e en- @e00e paa on1=
trent 70 %unO / @1noen. Seq
ifltlOe netop ifpOe Sen pua 9elien.
% Den gonife rolig iotte Jig neO %
fortGre0e @e0Oen nreo @opeO %
Sale, bporpau Sen Ifltl0e til at bente
fig Stiff g}r. 2, men min 9ltgGe bin
breoe Sen BERT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
Gn 0aarO pg to Snle 6rGnOt.

S uggelbuiet peO &anOers CT neO=
brGnOt en- @udrO Og to @ltle.
SlOen opitoO / ben peItlige Del
al 8Den / Hasn1ts 8eOerlens @aaro,
Der f~ulOlt9nOig n%eObrGnOte. gn
Gel al SnOboet brGnOte og , BIage
inOebrenOte, meOens ben eprige Del
al 8eietningen reoDeoes.
SlOen forpIanteOe Jig %oerefter til
9. 9rsnm1nts SoelsiteO, Ser lige-
leOes neObrGnOte. 8eboerne bar
frapGrenbe. StpriteOelen al Sno-
boct brGllOte. SlOen fOrpluntebe Jig
niOsre til Soban Gbriitianlens
Sus, bpor Ser blep re60et en- Del
Sn0bo.
SeO 8%ralt0en unpenotes ingen
Sprpiter, Oa 9rdnOp9lanet lto0
magteslps oper for SlOen puu @rlrlo
Of ben iterfe 9l9lt.
@rorOen ifploes Ell 4-oarig
Grengs Seq meO SGn0Itiffer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05

beo berpaa, og Der uoipunOt Jig fgl-
genoe SamtaIe inleqem Sem:
9us6onoen: Get er 5nor, set ST.
ipiier.
aorlen: So, oet er Set uel.
@%nsbonOen; 5m0rret, BET er oprt
mi.
aorlen; ga, Set er set nof.
9usbonOeu: Get foiter | ST. 80
Ore &unOet.
aurlen: 93uo, gor SET Set? Sa,
men set imoger ogiou goot.
Saa opgop @usbonoen BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05

&Opperne. Ser er isl. 81. 9.
inOtruHet ct mt SilfelOe al iOrte
&opper / SeQinge, i0et Ell ing.
rplif 8ige er 6lepen angre6et al
Spgoommen. Sen ipge, Der itrafs
tlep iioleret, er en- Spiter til Ben
&olaf, iom fsrit ff Spgoommen og
f(pgteOe.
S Selge r2oGunO-6uliter Solfe-
tioenoe" er BET fenere f~onitdteret
at Sfop6etient g. Hasmtsien, Der
rur inologt paa gpioemibuiet | Naf-
flop, er angrebet at &opper, omenf
Silfpl0et er meget mil0t. Sumtlig(
8e6oere / BEN gienoom, bpor &as.
misiens 6ar oeres Stem, er ble:
nen repafcinereOe; ingen bar pil
pitt &oppeipmptomer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
Misiiunen blanbt 1jenlpic MGnb

@tt~ItUHNh piNADi JJAR"Ap(
/ Gpben6aum bar / Naret 1907 bolot
50 onentlige MfoOer og 8itOstje-
METER, Der bar pGret belpgt al ialt
AIS MGn0. S Ben oaglige SrGf-
fetiO bar Der pGret tnlt perlonlig
nleo ca. 800 WtGno.
Sulefelten / bethesda par 6elpgt
al $50 Mpno. 45 MfGn0 er blepl1e
ienOte / 8luoier paa 9a1oet, ca.
400 er blepet biulpne meo forl fel=
lige &l9OningsitDffer. A5ud Sorte=
ringspGrflteoet, ionl Ill fan ie til
boge poo lit f6rite 9epenar, er ser
mo0taget 9lffalo for ca. 800 &r.
Ser bor beret optaget 20 for
ifelige MGnO, iom ierlig bar peret
6e ifpftiget meo Sortering at &l1oe,
8upir iumt Separation al brltgte
W6bler.
9legnifabet ba(arcerer mes 1850
&r. SO Gre.
Ser ttlfgies:
Man benter, at Set fommenoe
Nor biz gipe M%isiionen 1neget mere
at ofbente al ~forifeGtge SGugs @f-
falls, ION giper 9[rbeiOe til biemlSie
@anb; men bette freezer tiGige llo-
pioelie al &erflteo, 2~ugerpluos
III. III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05

Ter feiret % aars 5u6ilaum ium
STREET. i Hoienuinge paa 6yn.
@uitor Mpaer, Der til Gfteruoret
ian fejre lit so Aar5 @rnlteiubi-
lGluL er al Ell %gunl1el Eraiteilugt,
og barlS SroOeH par Sr9Iten %
5orfatteren @sper Mpuer, 6eOlt
fenOt unOer gtapnet Den gamle
6eltprGit Ia; ieIu bar ban 70 Spnner,
Der er @relter, ben enc / i'm 6a0ers
6oDebiem, @rinOer5lep.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
Hrniteinbilrcr.

GrGiteimbilGcr. - S%orleOen fei.
rebe 8aItor g. Drift 25 9turs gu
hilpltm iom SognepreIt / 9albp-
S%tltb6erl1p.
Som Grfen0tligbe0 og @iOneS.
6pro ON Seiagtelie oberruftes ST..
6iloren en- biGeoprpoet Sus6i6el
fir(ig i~n66urtoen og meo Selu6eila9
lrortil Ser bar foretdget Snoiom.
ling / Menigbe6en.
- Gomti0ig bar @ditor 9. Wpl'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05

Get er unOerIigt, iagOe &rofesio-
rem, peO bpilfe 6eipnOerlige SmItGn-
6ig6eOer man iii % Ou bringes til
at erinOre en- eler an0en cling. Sao=
leoss iua ieg t @uar nogIe 5oor
blipe flippet, og bet falot mig itrofs
inb, at ieg ogioa bur0e Io0e mig
fIippe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05

StGrfe pg iuasc NerDer. 9erout
hplOt &ege SttoleL StoOsborg,
fOrleOen ct 6oreOrug / 9Olb9f SunO-
De0sfOrel1ing.
9un gennemgit / 81. n9olb9t u.
SagblaO" gterpelpltenIet bets So
peotr9f og paaDilte, DOor tint og
goOt bet er in0rettet, o~nltalte, me0
Builfe &9nlpeitriOt null / bet liOlte
9unOreOaar ct gaaet frem / &eno-
lfab til bette. Sterte Nerper er en-
uUurOelig Sfut for os. Spage Ser
per er ell ItOr lllDfte. 9opeoadrld-
gen til lpage gterper er Alfobol, bpis
poelgggenOe Girfninger gaar langt
piOere, emo 6olt / Ilminoeligbeo
amer eler tror, Girfninger, Der oes=
D9rre guar / Arp og Iterft forgre>
ner Jig. 9ottOren Omtalte iualeOes
bl. a., at BeriooeDral1feren bopelage=
Zig er bet gerrem Arp, og at mango
gigtlife SDgOomme TANNER ira
Notwithstanding. Sobaf, Safe
og &c gtper ogiua iDage 9terber,
life mirlOit &a1elt.
~,
Ge mango Silf9lOe al 6orfdlfnin=
ger Der / 2anOet npda bopeolagelig
tilifriOes &affeinen / &ahen; belOig-
Dts bar man III ct 0fiO0el ino0
elsie: SesluItronme, Der meO itort
&elO alpenOes paa Sfoosborg.
6renlfomlten al De to &anelurroga=
ter, Cereal og 8nnanfafe, piler
pglaa, at nlan er opnl9rfiom paa
ben 6are, &afen er. Mf6olos6eue-
gelien, uOtalte Or. Gttolen, bot
penOt Strpmmen, % uOen bette bar
port 6olf 6lepen n~erpeo0eEagt - ia.
ttlintetgjort.
@feO SlOfulObeO log6e Or. Otto
ien Silbprerlle poa SinOe, bpilfen
16pre 6orifel Der par paa 0e NpOel-
Ter, @lfobol, So6af og Safe giper,
CO iaa De-. Der fdas gellnem Ell for
muftig Segemspleie: Babe I GdIt0, I
Sps, / Suit - iun0e 6poemioler
meO 6rltgt % @rpnt / SpiOien
ri9elig 9egembeppgelie.
Euu Soreip9rgiel ON man oog
life fun0e ti1ooe Jig Ell mooerot
Srllg, erfI9re0e 81. GttoIen, at
BET fltnOe man; men He~i ultotet blep
ian Oerefter. Sp6rgsmoalet bliper
| 8r1tnben for bper altfeIt, ON ban
nil pGrc 6ortrdp eller 9ogtrop. %il
III nnu op til Snnobe0en5 % 2ips-
glUOens Gt0Oer, D1 mao III ppre
6Ortrup % fife gaa pao Iffor0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05

Gn @ano bop0e Taaet Jig en- M
aarl, iom ban bar meget goot til
freos me6; fltn ipntes ban fife rig
tig go6t ON, at &urlen aGtio imltrte
ioa tiff Sm6r puo gr6bet, iom Fan
Gioroe.
Sun beIGittte6e fig 6erfor en- Gag
til at benGe6e &arGens OpmerfIom=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05

lit ban &ieneite paa 9erregaarOen
9tpollet / SuOulu % Dar tient Der,
inOtil ban for Ell bulu Snes Aar IL
Cen tom pua 6attiguGienet. @un
bar fortlaret, at W1oroet poa Ane-
r~itaneren er begaaet i Stinlpge. San
bauoe, eIter ut Dape nlyrOet &iuaIen,
taitet &iget i SunOet. $aa 0pOs-
lejet gdr ball OesuOen oDer fOr PrG-
lten betenOt, at ban bar afIagt fdlit
% i en- %aternitsiag, lanlt i Spperi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
Spangsanftiun uucr ;yiifefnttere.

Ge0 Spangsouftion iolgtes / ST. 81.
9. Sen 81. 9(pril efter 9egaring At
Statslounefonoen 6iifefutterne
qNtor0enifjolo", rSennp", 06reOe-
rifsbapn" og uMurie N2ag0alene",
oQe 6iemme6oren6e / SreoerifS6opn.
StQtslaanefonOerL Ser bop0e SAINT
! De 4 <ttere for iult $4,000 &r.,
hlep 6ejit6poenoe for Sc tire fgrit-
nppnte me0 ialt $500 Sir. plus 1e
% SiGeg. 6or rMorie Mog0a-
lene~, bpori Stat5laanefonoen bup-
Sc %unt for 5000 SIR, 6lep Oper-
tetsiagfprer Solm / Solicit for Sir
moet 9. 6ranoians SernItp6eri /
@olbef bpiItbpoenoe meo $3.50 Sir.
plus 10 % SiQGg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05

Spgcn ipringer M. y8eile 4mt5
Golfebluo" bar omtrtng 20. 9lpriI
lei uDiprungne Sogegrene, pIlffeO1
/ 2ln0tpr Stop.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05

Supper. Gn i 9tpfSbing 5. biem=
meborenOe Sfoubetient g. &osm1s-
len, Der gjorOe Sieneite / SOLICITED,
G6nuertOte Jig forleOen til 9itrifts-
unoeriegt ban, oniau BAN for at
DGre imittet at &oppar. Sfobbetien-
ten bapOe peret / 8erpring nleo
nogle Sepper, iom bapoe peret
brugt al &olafferne.
San bleu / ST. r@e1tlollanos
9lpis" inOlagt pao Gpioemibuiet /
9tafifop. Sfopbetjettens @nitrlt
blep reuaccineret og in0lagt poo
GpiOemi6uiet / 9%tpfobing S.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05

0n~lbbrglnp, SorsOug Sen %.
@pril fltnOe SoelsmonO Crit Sen
len 0oer % 5uitru / @arbopre
feJre Oeres 8ulobrpQup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
Slot af Gp2rt.

Gu Gentleman. &eO ct lint"
e1gelif Negin1erlt trdaOte Ell Dag eli
olminOelig OpOelig inO iom Officer
og gipr0e Jig burtigt meget ufbolot
meQem &ammleraterne paa @rltno
al i'm GlifpGrOigbeO. Men en- fife
&life bolot iontnten into0 BAN, %
6preren for Sen gif en- 9lften Zen
til BAN % ipllrgte / Ell ret ufor=
ifan1met Gone:
- Gr BET rigtiot, at Ceres 6a'r
er &pbmarl0?
= ga, bborfor? ipurgte Office
rem rnligt.
- Sao er set Sfo0e, at Fan fife
rgiao gior0e Gem til &ebmano.
- Mtaaife, men tor jeg ipgrge:
&poo er 9eres Su'r?
- Ndtltrligbis en- Gentleman
- Saa er set Sfooe, at ban life
rgiuu gioroe Gem til en- Gentleman.
Sufturen: Set g6r mig onot fo1
Gem, min Srlte, men Sc bar tilfalot
mig for lent. Oct er forbt meo De
reg Wano - bans Senoer er ale.
1e6e blaa.
- Wen, ST.. 9oftor, oco 9e fife,
at min Wanb err Sdrber?
Noa iaabdn, ia, iao fan bdr
maoife re66es. Men bpooe ban iff(
peret Suroer, iou bopoe set beret
lloe me6 bam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
Sre6t al en- Mpaeuinac. gn el.

~tUUI U tH W~tpHtUEHYI. OII UT
Gre WtanO peo 9tapn 2pbGf blep for
leren, ba ban oar neOe peo iin
GonOmeae / Stier 0toie peo @or-
bus, rant al en- Mplepinge meo en-
iauoan Strait, at SopeOet fnuites.
San opOe ltrafs efter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
Gaagrcben sylgatnina.

FUuyFtUtH UIg9lHll8. UH AZ IC
6crbrpOere, iom Natten til -. 4pril
fipgteoe fra @olitebro arreit, @eorg
9dlpnt5, er 2oen 8aaife6ug anbolOt
| Gsbierg. San bupoe / ST. q. 9.
ira i'm &Grefte / &96enbnpn moo
tGget &ejiepenge til 9(nterifa og pill
sc babe reiit meo gngIanosoampe-
rtl1 ben 81. 9(pril.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
@irfetpucn Sulins SAnIt5. Opel

Sirfetpucn Sulins Sdmlt5. Oper-
IGgcn poo 94arbu5 5inosipgeall-
itolt, Der / togen Sio bar baft Sir
fctppen SuliuS 56uIt5 til 0bierpa-
tiou, m6efaler / 81. j. g, at
e 6uIt5, Der er ct %Oegerteratipt ST.
flpio, unbringes pua en- 9~ln1talt for
o~r6ej0sfpre aanOsipage. Sibrrin9
2lmt bar beorOret 9lftion moo 6aut
fOr SDueri Og 6oriog pna golotegt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
SGQesifmct t 9lal6Org.

6Gllesifnet / 9lalbOrg. Den ltore
Sllteresie, bporlneO Oisie Sflter / Sc
ienere Aar omfattes af ipoife 2dnO-
memo, ia | itigenOe Sal biOloffer
26oerne og ltOlGnoinge, pil 1oen
al SpipI o9ida pie Jig / 9(ur, Oa BEN
lie omfatttenOe ltOltiQing afboIoeS /
9torOjpQmOS @oueOltQO.
Yruntiebelgbet CT / 9[ur fprpget
meo 50 e, eller ira 20 I'll 10000
&roHer.
Ser pil bliue bpgget ? upe, l1ffe=
De @ingIteitolOe; 6GQesforeningens
StalOe / 6orbinoelie me0 gfsport=
ildlOene pil iiffert gpre oct let at
rrOne SllOfparteringen al Gprene
pda Ell tilfreOsItiGenOe MouOe.
Snomeloelierne ifrlI0e / Mar bore
inOe en Mouneo, fSr eno Sc pleier,
remlig 1. Wtai.
&%efIumeplufut er pau stotioner
pg aroer minoer Soft ON, at jpife
2unom9n0s &oeeOitGpne / 9lor fin
Ger Steb i 9(olborg / 9agene t6.-
IS. Suli, pg / bette n1aa Sc pGre
me0 enten iom ltoitilIere eIler iomt
beiggenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05
observation-disclosures.
&pben9opnS

observation-disclosures, apbenbapnS
oG SanObpgllingernes 9%ranoforii-
tringer bar forbpiet Oet 9eIeb, JONI
Be i anleOning al @proman-Sra1l
6une bar itilet til @olitiets &oooig-
leO, ira 1000 til 2OOO SIR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05

y ST.. 5cribus Opmerfiombeo
6enle0es pau bette ltOtrpf / en- f.
benbapnif @pis, iomt Ri ifploer bette
lloflip. De bolOer nof paa - mel
,.er / Sero mes" at ~fornor1fes Ser
hiemme / Sopeoltaben. 81 9anIf lie /
Mmerifa bnr0e biem og a6bare Dem
moo @orpigianismer | oeres Sprog.
&eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-05

Otter 6orlpoenoe bill @alter
@ellnun til nGlte Gor g6re ct npt
Spripg puo at mao Noropolen per
8allor.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-11-12
GRANTED A DIVORCE

In the Circuit Court at Racine on
Monday afternoon, Judge Belden grant
ed decree of divorce in the suit
brought by Mrs. Andrea Kirk against
her husband Kristen S. Kirk. Both
are residents of Kenosha. In her com
plant the wife alleged cruel and in
human treatment, drunkenness and
failure to provide. The husband did
not appear to defend himself. The
wife was given the custody Of the
eight-yearold daughter of the couple
and the father was directed to pay two
dollars weekly for the support of the
little girl The judgment Of the court
enjoins the husband from in any way
interfering with the liberty of his
former wife. or with her proper care
of the daughter.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-11-12

LOCAL ITEMS.


Michael Foster spent Sunday after
noon in Racine.
Edward Willems spent Sunday after
noon in Racine.
Col. w. W. Strong spent Sunday af
ternoon in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs G. N. Young spent Sun.
day afternoon with Racine friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Bowen of Chica-
go, spent Sunday with Kenosha friends
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hayward spent
Sunday afternoon with friends in Chi
cago.
The dog taxes are coming in better
this year and already more than SOC
tags have been handed out.
The ministers of the city are max
ing plans for the annual union service
to be held on Thanksgiving Day
Judge Going, wife and son of Chica-
go, spent Sunday with Judge Going Is
sister Mrs. M. G.. G.. Pitcher.
Mrs. B. Murdick has returned home
after two weeks visit with the fami-
ly of Charles Murdick in Chicago.
Mrs. Mary Larsen has returned to
her home in Chicago after visit with
Mrs. Madison and Miss Marie Heating.
Mrs. Charles A. Forster and children
left for their home in Detroit Saturday
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Hurd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Maloney and
Mrs Maynard spent Sunday afternoon
with friends and relatives in Pleasant
Prairie
A series of subscription dances is
being arranged for. The first one will
be given on the evening of Thanks
giving Day.
Former County Surveyor Alvin H
Blood left On Saturday evening for the
state Of Washington where he will
make his future home
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. THEIRS and Miss
Theirs have issued invitations for a
dancing party to be given at the Guild
Hall on the evening of NOV. II.
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SALEM

Mrs. Nels Peterson and daughter
were Kenosha visitors on Thursday.
Mrs. Ruth Phillips of Hebron, ILL.,,
lis visiting her mother Mrs Belle Van
Vie.
DR., Corbin of Chicago, returned home
after three days visit with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Paddock.
Mrs. Alva Highley and son are visit
ing at Winslow, III.
William Gull, Jr., transacted business
at Kenosha on Wednesday.
Miss Ella Manning is attending the
Whitewater Normal.
The Genoa NJ w. A. are going to
charter a train for the Kenosha Glass
Adoption provided enough will pledge
themselves to go. They are under a
one hundred and ten dollar guarantee.
Further particulars will be published
later.
Homer HOLSTER was Salem visitor
on Wednesday.
Mr.. Scholer is having some cement
walks built.
The I. 0. G. t. elected the following
officers:
G. T.-R. L. Cundy.
P. G. T-Mrs. Scheloski.
V. T-Mrs. Peterson.
Sec-Mrs. Ada Stewart.
T.-Miss Anna Peterson.
T. Sec.-Alvin Paddock.
'M-Frank Peterson.
C.-Cofnelius Cook.
D. M-Elsie Moeller.
O.-Leonard Pease.
Next meeting Nov. 81.
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FROST is HARD HIT
Judgment Entered Against EIec.
trio Railroad Builder in the
ao4 Amount of $84,
LOANS FROM CHICAGO BANKS

Judgments in the amount of $84,708
were entered in the Circuit Court at
Racine Monday afternoon against A. G..
Frost and the Chicago Milwaukee
Electric Railway company in favor of
the Metropolitan Trust and Savings
bank Of Chicago The bank was repre-
sented by D. FL. Flett and John H. Lieg-
Ter represented the defendants. The
judgments were filed for record in this
county this morning.
In November, 1907, Frost borrowed
from the Chicago bank $4,000, giving
thirty day note and certain security.
When the note came due he failed to
pay. On Oct. Is, Frost obtained $4,000
from the same bank and gave a note
signed by himself personally and as
president of the Chicago Milwaukee
Electric Railway company. The first
note was one for four months. Neither
note was paid and the bank brought
suit and judgment was entered and
an execution issued. The amount Of
interest due on the $4,000 loan is
$2,970 and on the 100000 loan is
$1,738. Action was brought against
Frost by the bank shortly after the
road and the brokerage firm conducted
by Frost went into the hands of a, re-
ceiver. The execution issued is upon
certain property owned by Frost in
Wisconsin and purchased, it is claimed,
by Frost with funds given the Chicago
Milwaukee road by stockholders.
IT is claimed that the financial af-
fairs of all corporations Of which Frost
was the head are badly tangled up
but Frost claims that he will be able
to clear everything to the satisfaction
Of the stockholders and bondholers,
and he is now in Canada comforting
with 1inanciers there.
A. G. Frost, as president of the Chi
cago-M Milwaukee Electric Railway com
pany, organized the Republic Con-
struction company, which had the con-
tract for building the Chicago ilwau-
kee line, A. G.. Frost & Co., Chicago
brokers and the Racine Stone company.
He also purchased the Kenosha SElec-
tric Railway company. It is claimed
in the complaint, that all these corpora
tions were fathered by Frost with
money paid to the Chicago Milwaukee
Electric Railway company.
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LEAVE VERDICT OPEN
Coroner's Jury Fail to Find Any Cause
for the Death of Max Olszewski


The coroner's jury called to investi-
gate, the death of Max Olszewski
found dead along the tracks of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul rail
way last Thursday morning, this morn
ing returned an open verdict in the
case. The hearing before the jury this
morning failed to bring out anything
that would throw any light on the
manner in which the man was killed.
There was no word received from the
train crews in regard to the accident
and this was taken to mean that none
Of the employees of the company knew
anything about it. The evidence be-
fore the jury was not sufficient to per-
nit them to even hazard a guess as to
the manner in which the man was
killed, and the open verdict will leave
it possible for the district attorney to
take such steps as he may see fit for
the further investigation of the case
None of the mysteries in connection
with the accident have been cleared up,
and for this reason it is expected that
the district attorney will now take up
the case.
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PLEASANT PRAIRIE

Arthur Halle spent Saturday even
ing at Bristol, visiting his mother, Mrs.
NJ E. Halle.
Guy Yates and Emory Holderness
spent Sunday in Chicago.
Several Of the young people took in
the dance at Bristol on Friday even
ing,
Rev, Rarick preached a very interest
ing sermon to the children Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Kesner and Mrs. Shofleberge1
and their children left Tuesday fol-
their old home in West Virginia.
Mrs, J. B. Maloney and daughter
Marion and Mrs Maynard and her
nurse, spent Sunday at II, A. Kings.
Mrs. j. A. Lowe visited in Kenosha
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Edith Barter spent the week s
end with Miss Addie Taylor at Trevor
Mrs. and Mrs. G. II. Hockney OF
Antioch, spent the latter part of the
wees with their daughter.
Mrs. G. W. Winslow spent the past
week at Sheboygan and Milwaukee.
Mrs. Lorraine Taylor Lawrence OF
Ogden, Utah, is visiting at the home
of Mrs. F. c. Yates.
Miss Halle Patterson has gone to
Kenosha to muse patient.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
Thursday afternoon at Mrs. j. A.
Lowe s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Gould and
daughter Ardine, of Truesdell, spent
Sunday at DR.. Lowe s.
Mrs. L. Hill and daughter Addie Of
Waukegan, visited Mrs. T. L. Carpen
ter the last of the week.
The two year old daughter Of Walter
johnson was seriously burned on Sat
urday by upsetting a kettle of hot
grease over her. Dir. Lowe dressed the
wounds and the child is now reported
out of danger.