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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-01-16
County Board May Put Old Res.
oIution Into Effect in Hand
ling Post Mortem Cases
COST FOR LAST YEAR LARGE
Board Spends Ali Morning Discussing
Plans for Regulation of Post
Mortems, and Some Action
Will Be Taken ON 1t

i The County Board spent much of its
morning session Friday discussing a
question OF great interest to the ply
/ sicians of the city, and this was the
! question of post mortem examinations
| held in connection with inquests held
| by the coroner's office, and in the fu-
ture an effort will be made not only to
held, but also to limit the expense of
these examinations to the county.
During the past year there were sew
enteen post mortem examination held
on bodies in the county and the cost
of these examinations to the county
reached the amount of $3.50. The
physicians, it seems, have made a
horizontal rate of SIS for each exam.
nation, and while the Board allowed
all of the bills presented at this ses-
sion, a movement was started to have
a resolution passed regulating the
holding of post mortems in the future
and making it necessary for the fees
tor such examinations to be settled on
before the doctors begin their work.
Few of the post mortem examinations
are ever made the subject of court
evidence and many of the members of
the Board believe that in some cases
where post mortems were held there
was no call for such action on the
part of the physicians.
The large number of post mortems
and the cost of the same to the county
has brought the matter of regulations
prominently before the Board Some
seven years ago the Board passed
resolution making it the duty of the
district attorney to have the power of
ordering the post mortems and fixing
with the physicians the fees to be paid
for such examination. It is thought
that this resolution, which has long
since been forgotten, will be brought
up again and put into service again.
Under that arrangement the coroner
would nor not hold post mortem
torney.
However the powers of the coroner
are well defined IN the statutes and it
is thought that he would have the
power to disregard the rule if in his
opinion post was necessary to de-
termine the cause of death. However
the rule would undoubtedly do away
With number of examinations in the
year and it might result in the county
getting better figure for the services
of the physicians.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-01-16
CHANCE FOR GAS COMPANY
Anxious Mothers in All Parts of City
Would Be Glad to See Reception.

Anxious Mothers in All Parts of City
Would Be Glad to See Reception.
The Kenosha Gas & Electric COM
pany is being given a chance to win
the eternal favor of the fond mothers
in the city. In ali parts of the city
whooping cough is prevalent among
the children and some of the physi-
clans have declared that the best
thing possible to relieve the children
would be to take them to the gas
house and let them inha1e the coal tar
products TO be found there.
Manager Kimba11 has not as yet
taken up the matter out it has been
suggested to him that he give a
series of receptions for the whoopers
at the gas house each afternoon. It
is certain that the gas company could
do nothing to win the favor of the wo-
men and children in more pro.
nounced manner.
Doctors state that there are several
hundred cases of whooping cough in
the city and the disease is spreading
so rapidly that the school rooms are
being thinned out. So far no deaths
have been reported from the disease
but the physicians declare that the
disease is in the most violent form.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-01-16
REFUSE THEM AID
Parents Cannot Assist the Two
Girls Who Were Picked Up
by the Local Police
ARRESTED IN KENosHi

The Racine police Wednesday night
were advised by the Kenosha police
that Elsie Bronson and Lottie Lang,
two young women living in Racine,
had been picked up by the police here
in the early evening and lodged in
jail. 1t was desired that the parents
of the young women be notified to
learn what disposition they wanted
made of their children.
Officer De Ryke, of the Racine
force, called at the Bronson home,
1918 Beaugrand court, Racine, and at
the Lang home and notified the par.
ents that their daughters had been
placed under arrest in Kenosha and
desired to know whether they wanted
the girls brought home or to remain
in Kenosha, there to be punished.
The police officer was informed that
as the girls were of age they could
do as they pleased and the parents
being unable to do anything with
them, did not care whether they were
taken back to Racine or not. The
hcuOSHd POAAOC WCAS 1uAO1 ucu VI Inc
condition of affairs here and Chief of
Police O'Hare stated that he believed
that he would have them sent to some
state institution.
When the young women were ar.
rested Thursday they took it as a
joke, but after being in jail short
time they wanted to be released and
later they we're sent back to Racine.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-01-16
STOLE MANY REVOLVERS
Kenosha Police Asked to Make An Ef.
fort to Find Big Batch of Guns

Kenosha Police Asked to Make An Ef.
fort to Find Big Batch of Guns
The local police department has
just received communication from
the American Bonding Co., of Balti-
more conveying the information of
probably the biggest revolver theft on
record. The communication states
that the White Hardware Co., of St.
Louis was recently robbed ofrevolvers
valued at 81, 600 and gives a complete
description of each and every weapon
taken, together with the number.
The letter urges the department
carefully to search all second hand
stores and have hardware dealers look
over their stock to see if any of the
missing weapons have found their
way here. It further asks that in case
revolver is found on any man who
may DE arrested the police will look
for its number.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-01-16
COLLEGE DEFEATS HIGHS

High School Girls Win from Alumni
in Close Game at Auditorium.
A large crowd of basketball fans
went to the Kenosha High school
gymnasium Friday evening and wit
messed two of the best games of the
sport seen in Kenosha this year.
The first game was between the old
rivals of the College of Commerce
and the High school and the college
boys won by the close score of 20 to
"a. The other game was between the
High school girls team and the
alumni team aud the alumni met
defeat by score of z to 4. The sport
is getting to be decidedly popular
among the High school girls and
boys and some interesting games are
being arranged for during the re-
mainder of the season.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-01-16
Wisconsin State R. R. Commits
sion Sets Date for Hearing
Gas Rate Complaint
WITNESSES MUST SERVE FREE
Commission Notifies the Petitioner
That Witnesses Will Be Paid no
Fees, and Allowed No Elk.
penses for Mileage

Mayor James German Friday
received notice fromatthe Wisconsin
State Railway Commission that his
petition for an examination into the
rates charged by the Kenosha Gas
and Electric company, would be given
a hearing at the rooms of the Commits
sion at MadisonSon Jan. 81. Similar
notice was served on the officials of
the Kenosha Gas ,and Electric COM
papy and the issue is now0joined,
In connection with the examina ton
it is stated that the peoplesof Kenosha
who desire to give evidence before
the Commission must give it with the
sole aim of securing better rates for
Kenosha and without any ssdesire to
secure witness fees and mileage ex-
penses by appearing before the Com
mission. All expenses5 ofs1the wit
nesses must be paid either blythe wit
nesses themselves or by the petitioner
or the defendant company.
In the notice of the time for the
hearing ofGthe casessthe Railroad Com
mission sent to Mayor German state
ment as to witnesses. This statement
says:
''No fees willlbe allowedlto any wit
ness in actions before the Commission
unless such witness is subpoened by
the Commission, and thenHonly when
the testimony of such witness is perth
nent to the inquiry and non cumula-
tive. In no caseiwillSthe Commission
approve the payment Of fees to more
than three witnesses in any such
hearing unless authorized5in advance
of the hearing. Experience has
shown that in many of the cases be-
fore the Commission all necessary
testimony could have been given by
the petitioner"
Under this ruling of the Commits
sion no witnesses have as yet been
summoned to appear in the skenosha
case and from the correspondence be-
tween the mayor and the Commission
it is evident that thegCommission is
depending on the mayor to make his
case against the company without
the aid of the Commission. It was
expected that the agents of the Com
mission would come to Kenosha and
make an investig ation5at the expense
of the commission, but no such step
has been taken.
The people of the cityEwi1l watch
with interest to see if the witnesses
in the action will have the good of the
dear people at heart sufficiently to
go down in their pockets and pay
their expenses to Madison.during the
hearing in order to be able 70 give
evidence against the public service
corporation. 1t is feared that under
the no witness fee ruling the Mayor
may have little trouble in bringing
all of the evidence necessary before
the commission.
The Kenosha Gas & Electric com.
pany has prepared to answer the COM
plant of the Mayor and it is
claimed by the officials of the COM
pany that they have no fear as to the
outcome of the hearing and that they
feel certain that the commission will
see the justice of the rates now be.
ing charged in Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-01-16

The supply of wood in Kenoshais
decidedly small and with all the
factories shut down it is almost i'm
possible for the wood dealers
to supply the demand. The supply
will probably be improved when the
Simmons company's plant is in oper-
alton again.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-01-16
PLEASANT PRAIRIE TAX
PAYERS NOTICE

The undersigned will receive taxes
for the year 1907 at
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, KENosHA,
Tuesday, January 9TH, 1908.
Wednesday, January 18th, 1908.
Saturday, January 18th, 1908.
All other days at my home in the
town of Pleasant Prairie.
A. ]. KELLEY,
Town Treasurer.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-01-16

Want ads. 25 cents a week.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-01-16

Try bargain column ad-25 cents.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-01-16
sOMERs TAX PAYERS NOTICE

The undersigned will receive taxes
for the year 1907 at
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, KENoSHA,
Thursday, January 9th, 1908.
Thursday, January 23rd, 1908.
Thursday, January 30th, 1908.
SOMERS,
Tuesday, January 18th, 1908.
Tuesday, January 18th, 1908.
CENTRAL PARK,
Tuesday, January 21st, 1908.
All other days at my home in the
town of Somers.
JAY w. RHODES,
Town Treasurer
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-01-16

"Peninsular and Elmhurst," are
good stoves. Schulz Hardware Store.
1880 Park ST. If
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-01-16
PARIS TAX PAYERS NOTICE

ANAS 7 tx 4 "A 4 A41NN5 4NOI ANN
The undersigned will receive taxes
for the year 1907 at
VIM. CRANES STORE,
Thursday, January 10th, 1908.
VIM. HEIDERsDoRF's STORE,
Friday, January 18th, 1908.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, KENOSHA,
Saturday, January 18th, 1908.
All other days at my home in the
town of Paris.
HARVEY L. GUNTER,
Town Treasurer.
Try bargain column ADS cents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19
Grntalcr Man 6anfaQ.

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cute NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oes Ne9erS
81 geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19
EffiSieatr etaub Der Ginbe.

Seuer in SamiIton. - Su
Der @obunn9 hes Srn. Charles SeB
an Der Somiltonz apenue entitono olll
1reitag Nohmittog ourd) eilen Ee.
troleum.S icn Elm Seuer, orS 10 raid
nm lid ariii. oob boS @cbGiloc poll.
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eneraiihen einareiicn Der County.
nno 8rciwiliaen Seucrpcbr lit ca 81,
%peroanfen. haB Die o%ngreBen6cn
@obnbGuier Der Scrren @oSpin
9efman, Wtidoel Seubler uno g9il.
bur Goof nift ebeniolls Gin Roub Der
6lammen murben. Ser Shooen
miro auf $1,000 geidGtt. Sos oboc.
brannte @cb1uoe mar gigcntbum bc&
Srn. 8osmin 9edmon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19
Sdnucrcr Wnbummiaa.


GrpreB3ug Der @pitliden MnrDIdll,
Der Nobn BEL acpier, @.sGo, cnt.
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3ug bcfono iid oli bcm @egc
nod Baltimore.
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WarulonO Nnbn bon Glfin nod Dol.
timorc. Scr IN Cumberland Inn 1855
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i6orfcn 9icglrng nobe @eitcrnpor.
pollitGn0ig umgemorien. eli Fcrlo-
men lpilroen oerleBt, onruntcr cini0e
iebr ldrper, mo 3mor EoulgSiaiumS,
Superintendent Der Beacon &. II. s.
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So, SomcS 9roolcp, @orton No.
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Sol9enben gebrnht: 6rau Wonlic
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rctt, go, bcltimnlt, nn0 bon Ncol
aus HiogGuooo, ga. Die
unb SGrge mur0cn 5crbrohen,
10 0oB Die 2eidcn often ln9cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19

Sr6bIihcr MuSflug q. =
Sbren picrtcn SobreS Musilug Der
cnltaltcte gcitcrn oicr employees @ii,'
tilol Nih Miiociotion Of Stemort Il.
60" not Dem Iponbole Sbore ont
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gelangt, per0niigtcn iid) Die @isililg'
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rere biibidc 2icocr gum Sortro9 mo
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multi. Grit ip1t AM Nbeno miroe
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scr Tiiriidr Grntc Der Warplono.Ge.
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beld)ooigte. Ter Sbaoen lit ourf
@eriiherune eeoedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19
INN er Suuucnitreid l.

Iummer Sungenit re d.
Norris Sane elmer ser iuraen
9altinorcr, mcldc, tuie geltern be.
rIhtet, in S%ogerStonn, Wo., onge.
id)ulbigt iino, am Gonncritag ongeb.
lid I'M n-Wor-Gorf 2unitf0rte
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Sunaenitreid),
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abenb Der Srau Selcn lbomos, bon
Nr. 1926, Canton. 9lpeniIe, mabreno
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5i brllgcn, no berieIbe ieinen va.
men oils George Sterling, BON Nr.
%, Silo-9unb Ctr, altgab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19
Der @rabidGnonna anacidnlSiat.

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id,1oel ais .Shmud" iiir iein
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tcngrGbers 8ebiilic WiQiom S'8roon
uno Carlton Salbott bon Nr. 17OS,
Fresburp. StroBc, geItern IN ser
norbpcltlid)cn Eoli5eiitution burd)
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iibermieicn. Die aifuire bot inter
Den 0cipobncrn 9ultimore'S, 0ereii
Serruanbte olif Dem gennnnten Srieb'
boi beitottet iino, nidt 9eringe Aliire.
gllng bcrporaernien, 5llnlol sic be.
id)loNnobmten srpei SooicnitGocl II.
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f0nnen.
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be0t 81 bobcr, cincn Sobtenih1oel SIT
c%rlongen, nm lein Seim oun1it 81
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gen mo babe iid oicsbc5iialid an
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titnoen murocn, nit ciniacn Spotcn.
ltthen aus 0cn @rGbcrn I'll Gaze be.
forocrte nno lie ibnt 0ceen ooS Ser.
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tenocnt Snnos beS Nrieoboics, mel.
der bel Dem Gerbor Sllaegen mar. er.
flortc, Dob er oic MebrSobI ser 8r1.
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Observation-Disclosures cntoedt babe.
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lolcl bearoben iino. Solbott ,pnrbc
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nllr 'einem @egc nod &ouic in elmer
@lriDld)oft einfebrte mo ole menid,,
llden llcbsrreitc 5eiste.
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Staot Baltimore.

galtimUrcr, iuCld]e Die Sommer-
Munate anfcr1alb Der StaSt bcrbrin'
gen, f1nncu bcn Correspondent" nadj
irscuo elmer gorciir in Scn @ercinig.
ten Stnntcn, europa, Werifu nnb
Canada suaeidift crbalten. Die
IorcTe mag 10 oft ais acuiuiht nc.
1nocrt iucrScu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19
1Gco. 6. 1icncr &: g..

Geutides nno nnoercS nuslGnbi.
ffes @elo aefauft mo perfauit.
@eloienbungen beiorgt mad Geutidj.
Lamb SeItreid, NubIanb II. /. NJ.
8ediel ausseiteat auf ausl6noiite
ganfen. Greoiibrieie uno SrapeIers
Gbeques.
217 Cl.1dltimore. Stra6e.
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Tabncniucibc.

S~uUHCHluct0c.
Ter oelitid)e &riegerblIto, Die Wilrt.
tembergiiden lllnnell . GScaorou
aus Eb~ilnoelpbia mo cine Som.
pngnie bcS 4. Me1imcntes ncbmcu
an Scr Sobncnmeibe oes Tent.
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nellc SABINE oeS 9eutiden Wilit1r.
@ereinS nit irnpoionten 5eierIidfei.
ten gCiueibt miro. Nidt MIR miro
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inter Hittmciiter GbaS. @crner, 10.
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ntann bnlten.
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bictcn, cine Seitlidfeit am 8. Muquit
5u Stahoe 81 bringen, olif melde ba$
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miro, ieoen Sbeilnebmer an Seite
6ilfrieoen 81 itellen.
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