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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-20
Der ncmeriuGblte Sefretar Der oentid)'
teraniiden Ginipnnbernnss-
Mespffffnft.

Der vGeros Deutife 3eitune" in
Soulton entnebmeil mir n~offtebenoe
Witteilnng:
Ger Noritano oes obengenonnten
8ereines, Dem Die inn Nobember boz
riqen ssabres o~bgeboltene General
@%erfammlnng Die @abl eines Ser
einsiefret1rs iiberlieB, bat nah eiil-
aebenoen grorterungen uno nad ge-
ratunaen nit 8errn S1eiot, benz
aoniil oes oentiden &eihes, iomie
Serrn @ilbelm 9loenburg, Dem
@roBprGiioenten oes Sroens Der Ger
mannsiobne, ben Germ Sean glien-
broigb bon COLLECTION fir oieien go
item auserpabIt. Sierburh miro benz
8erein @elegenbeit gegeben, in oirefte
0~erbinoung nit ben @inipanoerern
|3u treten uno fam er 10 Die 3mede,
ste feline Grinder inn @uge batten,
leid)ter perfolgen.
Ser neugepdblte Sefretar miro
iein Bureau inn 8eiddftslofal beg
Serrn 81. 2edebuib baben uno wer-
ben inn auber oieiem Serrn, 9err
&onlul Sbeiot uno Serr Wm. Oh
oenburg nit MQt uno 5at sur Seite
iteben.
Sc fheint uns oies ole bette Sos
iuna oieier idpierigen 6rage uto
boffen mir, bab es Dem goritano nno
ieirtein neuen Sefretar moelih iein
miro, Die Sntsreiien beg 8ereins uno
Ser eintpanoerling bon jest an froftie
~ ~hprtrpfen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-20
8dnme! strdu6er! &oien!

Sd made biermit befannt, 6nb ih
oieles Sabr mieber einen groBen Dor.
rat BON aIlen Sorten 8ditmen,
StrGuhern, u. /. m. babe, unb 5tpar
lolae Sorten, Sic bier in Teras gut
geoeiben. Cine groBe @usmabl Der
rei6lidit-bliibenoen &oien.
sse6er, Ser etpas 81 pflan5en
minidt, ionte Inn meinen groBen
neuen &ataIog fdreiben. Morefie:
u. SO. Gteinbring, Nnriersman,
Neu.B raunfeIs, Tegas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-20
Gin 9%ebenseli1ir.

Waan bat gu alien 3eiten nod einem
Qebenselirir. 5. /. nad einem @ittel, oas
in iebem Soqe Sugeno nnb @eiunobeit
3uriid6ringf, natilrlid pergebens seildt.
Senn Elm loldles @ittel 9iebt es nidt
@obl ober fteben beute ifon fir seniiie
SdfpodesnItdnbe lino 2eiben iider mir
fenoe Rittel CUR 8erfieuue. Die man
jeoes i'll ieiiiem Sale ais EN- loldbes
gIirir be3eihnen lam. Sa3u 9eborf Dor
nllem Or. Silsbee's rMnateiis" |ene tets
beipd6rte @r5enei. Die nod INNER ga
m~prr6pioen furiert bat. Sic S3uberld'tt9:S
felt bieles Mittels lit 10 abiolnt, oaB
ourd y. Neuftdbter & Co., SpT l2l6,
glelp g)ort Gitp, an iebermanm cine Frobe
ire / perianbt luiro,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-20
M1Ierlci.

9te 1fd0f111e San11aISDeDoroe
bot BEN Jog. Dumping @ronno" bon
Sputb @eiebts, ben @bIoeerunesplab
fin Mbfaae, iiber ben 10 piel &lage
gefiibrt lit, befubt uno lit 81 Der
l1eber5euerng gefommell, baB Ole
Sode Bel meitem niht 10 iblimm lit,
mie lie oargeiteGt muroe. Die Be
boroe miro einen 8eribt ablegen uno
gemiiie Gmpfeblungen MAIDEN.
sSsn einem 3immer oes gurefa
Sotefs murbe an Sam1tag Elm otter
Monn nomens S. 8. Samilton in
bepnBtloiem 3uitanoe oufgefunoen.
Mon brafte i'm nah Dem Soipital,
mo- err eirlige Stunben fpater itorb.
Somilton mar 2ebrer, er batte in per=
ihieoenen Srten gemobnt, alh friiber
cine 3eitlong an bieiigen 5dulen
unferridtet rtno lebte jest int Seem
graunfeIs. Sein 600 lit notiirliden
ltriahen 5u5ui6reiben, er mar Die
5olge zines @ebirnibloges.
Sin ser bieiigen 5ommernor=
malld,rIe meroen oies Sobr foleenoe
2ebrfrafte mirfen: s. 81. Irnolb,
CHARLES s. 2nfin unb Marlbaa
Sobniton BON bier, @m. Woooera
pom geepile unb W. e. Soen bon
Souiton.
Die @el1porenen in oem Hro=
spR ApS GGn0IerS g Vnfer. Der attz
geflagt mar, Dor mebreren Wonaten
einen olten Wann na1nens 8. 6.
Ncaaifle eridlaeen uno beralbt 5u
baden, teilten am 5amltas abeno,
na1 31~itiinbiger 8eratung, Dem Hi6-
ter nit, baB iie fib niht einigen fonn-
ten, uno mrtrben entlaiien. 8ie es
beibt, maren 5ebn fir Greilpreduna
ltnb spei fir 8erurteilung
SIN Mlter bon SO Sabren itarb
Srau &ote 9entpig g, @attin bon
Ben 0enttpig. sic fam als ilinges
Mabden bon neln3ebn Sobren nit
ibren gItern aus 9entihlano bierber
nno bat ieitoem bier sepobnt.
- Srieorih Nieper, Der neulih
aui Der Sago ourh gntlaounge iet-
mes @enebres 10 idmer perfpunoet
muroe, lit ~eeltorben.
@abrenb Der 3eit bonn Is. bis
Gum II. Mai miro Der Yoit 8 Der
,3rapellers' Hrotectipe M%iiociation"
bier cine &onpention abbalten.
3man3ie iapaniide Mrbeiter
paiiierten am Sonntag abeno auf
Dem @ege nod Souiton uniere Staot.
Sic ionen auf ben Reis-9lantagen
8ermenoune finoen.
SIN 81. 0iitriftgeridt wiro
augenbliflih Der Scope : Bro5eB oer-
banoeIt. @s lit oies Der Yro8eB se-
gen g. so. Scope, Der nit @. 9.
Glemons, 50. q. 4indelpe, Geo. 6.
Sboaf uno Sranf Waibmam anse-
flagt lit, Sim Coleman ermoroet gu
boben. Coleman mltroe inn Nobem-
Der 1906 eriboiien.
Sonntag nahmittag puroe in
Dem Staa binter Dem leeritebenoen
5auIe, Maoiion StraBe geo. 434,
5erer entoedt. Semano bate in oos
@eb6uoe Sen geihleppt uno in
grano gelteft. IS gelang, oas 5euer
er 3u loihen, ebe es peiteren Sha-
ben anribten fonnte.
Sulius Gfpep IT., Der
lanae Sabre ais 9ubbalter III Der
Gitp 9rouerei angeitelt tpar, lit I'M
8bpiicions' & Surgeons 5oipital
geitorben. gr nobnte friiber in
@eimar. Ser Geritorbene mar 73
Sabre alt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-20
9es neuen Sabres Mntmort.

Sprafj has neme Sabr gum alien:
ySeine Seit lit MN bDrbei,
M beitt Sdalten, al bein @alten
Nnr md BET 9eihthte fei.
WaS bm MIR bait binterla1en,
Sei es gut, fet eS aud ffledt,
WnF ih felber at nun faifen,
Sebett, ipie eS fpttttt 5tredJt.
Meanhes tpirb mir impbI gelimsen,
Wandes aber tpieber ni6t,
Wambes m1d1t' th germ bestutngen,
@as mir ntdt gum 9eraen fprtht.
95mrt', gum 8eiipiel, i) nernidtem
Sene Mnfer=9emdJelei,
9ie nmr 86ies tut anridten,
@erne uar ib babel.
9p6 nidt leiht lit eS gu ieufen,
WeiF i'd hph, tuer fpefnliert
Nnf Der @enihen tlares Senten,
Sinbet oft, bak ct perliert.
Bprnrteiie 5n ~befampfeni
Shirt 10 felten rtr gum Steg;
TanatiSmMs MIR 5u bGtnpfen,
st Der aleriduerte 9ries.
Wenn aud ib at Gnbe ihreite,
&ann es iein, baR man mid b1bnt,
@etl mid ntd]t in Oteiem Strette
Gtnes Siegers 2prbeer fr1nt.
9pf iei iider, bak ids iuage,
Gteb't Elm tpaderer &Gr1pe mir
9ph sur Settle pbne 5rage: :.
Dieter lit - bas 2pne star gter!
9ieies bat ais sprsenbreher
Sid be,pibrt 81 ie6er 3eit,
9armm iei elm bpler 8eder
@edt imnh 5reibett ftets getpeibt.
Erintt nit MaRen, bph bebenfet
9abei aud ber Waftgfeit,
$50 man y2one Star Bier" amsfhanfet,
Serridt tie nit Der 5rbblihteit!
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grunbetaentmuns /. uebertrasuneen.

& o. Suoen unb frau an 9ranian
Nppfinar. 0runs Ifld on Der RDrbs0pft'
meree. StroBe, gaf @nb; $40 u. H..
Solepb Snuft u. y. an frou Y. 2.
Hretuer IS Gder unb ~ gder aano;
1857 so.
Ian Subbaro an 6reb Tauf. @runo'
fftd an Der Miuarb.S traB: $50.
Georges Gtuemte uno Srau an Beoro
Mobriaue5 unb Hrau Grunsfad an Der
Ghupeberos.S trn6e. $50.
&. ". @utaeit rnb Trou an " q.
Wr,aht unb 1rau, @runbFid i'm nsuen
9th Blcd 1853; 81
Nnna Sbula an Spbn aibreht, $50
Wder Qouo: $3.50.
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BeFere 0einmbbeit.

Seitoem id Or. 9inss Neue Sc
bens-Tinen gebrarfe, erfreue i'd mid
b~eIferer @eiunobeit, iagt Safob
Springer BON @eft GranfIin, Waine.
sic baIten Mngeu, 2eber uno Gin.
gerpeioe IN 0ronung. gu baben bel
Moolpb Dreis uno 81. Gobn & 60.
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@iinitiae aapitalanlase.

Cine groBere @n5abl 8enoor-2ien-
Soften al perldieoenen 8etrdgen finb
All perfaufen. Die ein5elnen Soften
iino arf peridieoene 3~eitoauer aisge-
Iteat. @ad6ufrueen in Der Sffiae Der
.Sreien 8reiie fir Seras1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-20

grauereisn gift es in Der
@epubtif Gcueber eermal.n edit,
Die Sab osr 5gmos in
Grpb6riisnnisn bctrGgt 2500,C0o.
Cine g II 8 baut ron mitts
lerem ltmiar9 pijgf nab 80 ptuHo,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-20

Sobn $. Bolton, 0ffentIider geo.
tar. @rrnbeieentlim. Mgent fir
9eniionsmipriihe. gfe grodett. uno
Waparro.S troBe, eegeniiber bon Der
San @ntonio GrpreB". @eues Se-
lephor 439.
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Granaenbaume ~ perfaufen.

SrangenbGume, welhe bas falte
@etter ausbolten fonnen uno nift
ourh 5roit beifdoigt meroen, lino
81 p~erfoufen,
Sdul5e's 9rngltore,
col @oliob StraBe.
@Ites Gel. 800 63. Neues Sel.t36t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-20
BrennboIz! RrennbolZ!

Sest lit Die 3eit, guren 8orrot
bon Sols fir Sen @inter ein5ulegel.
@utes 8oit-Oaf OfenboIs biIig i'm
ne,ten Solabof BON
f. VIM SAFNGER, Eigentuemer,
4O4 NoIam Strafe.
Weiies Gel. 1857. Mltes Eel. 1874
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-20

0elb su berIeiben = gmerlon &
60, 32t @elt : Commerce Strabe.
8fanoIeiber ltnb Slitpeliere. Bar.
qains in perfalfenen Bfdnberr.
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os;rots GMeiu,

geirats SMeine.
Serbert Rasufon unb @eoraine VI
&Defer.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24
kenosha Must Pay for lighting
of Public Buildings After the 5
" New Contract Is Made
STATE COMMISSIONS RULING
Loss of Free Lights for the City
Buildings One of the Greatest
Drawbacks of Proposed Elec-
trio Lighting Contract

The Citysof Kenosha is to get an
other hard blow as a result of the law
which made the Railroad Commission
possibility as it is stated that with
the expiration Of the present contract
Of the city with the Kenosha Gas and
Electric company all free lights which
have been furnished to the city by the
company since the signing Of the CON
tract ten years ago will be cut off.
superintendent I<imba1l has announc-
ed to the Council that free lighting
is being continued at the present time
only because it il. a specific provision
Of the contract made ten years ago.
Several cities in the state have made
similar contracts with companies and
all Of these companies are being al
lowed to carry out the contracts, but
with the understanding that no provi-
sion for free lights can be made in
any new contracts. The free lights
furnished to Kenosha by the company
at this time amount to considerable
8 year and the cutting Of them off will
result in even larger loss than the
cutting off of the telephones. The
company under it's contract is supply
ingIbghts for the Gilbert M Simmons
library and it is thought that this one
itenBIWil amount to more than 5000
annually In addition to this lights
are being furnished for the City Hall
and several Of the other city buildings
including fire and police stations and
some lights are furnished for use. at
the power plant of the Kenosha Water
company. This is all in keeping with
the provisions Of the contract now in
existence between the company and
the city.
( The fact that free lights are to be
lcut out will be big factor to the
Kenosha Gas and Electric company in
the new contract to be made with the
city and there are some of the mem
sbers of the Council who have made a
study Of the contract who claim that
with the free lights eliminated the city
will pay almost. as much for lights under
the new contract as under the existing
one with the exception that they will
have. an all night instead of moon
fight schedule for the street lights.
There are several suits pending in
different parts of the state in which
this issue of free lights and free
phones is to be presented to the Su-
preme Court Of the state on the claim
that the State Railroad Commission
can not go behind contracts made by
cities with public service corporations.
The outcome of these suits will be of
particular interest in Kenosha. SUI
perior has fight against telephone
company which is exactly in keeping
with the conditions at Kenosha and
, the decision in this suit will largely
guide the. city of Kenosha in future
dealings with the company.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24
PLAN YOUR TRIP TO CALIFORNIA
NOW.

Where you can enjoy outdoor life
amidst wealth of flowers and foliage,
with sunny skies and balmy air and
where there are many opportunities
awaiting the prospective settler in this
garden spot of America. The best train
service and most direct and interesting
route is via the Chicago, Union Pacific
& North Western Line. Choice Of
routes. For particulars and full in
formation apply to Ticket Agents, Chi
cago 6 North Western Ry. dw35
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24
HAVE REACHED NO VERDICT
Johnson Case in Hands of Jury But No
Verdict is Reached up to Late Hour

jury which has the suit of Al
bert johnson VS.. The Chicago Brass
cbnpaly was still debating up to three
clock this afternoon. The verdict
that has been handed to them is a
special serdiet with ter questions to be
answered and it is possible that thejur
viii be out for many hours before the
verdict is reached. The ease was ar
gued at night session Of the court
neid Tuesday evening. but Judge Belden
dld not charge the jury until this morn
ing. 1t IS certain that the members of
the jury are having a hard time getting
the questions answered A crowd has
been waiting about the court room all
afternoon for the action of the jury.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24

biggest kind of hit ever since first
produced. It is presented with a full
carload Of scenery and effects and q
company of players selected with care
for their fitness to portray the various
characters. It is a play which once
seen is never forgotten 1t will have
it's first presentation hereAat the Rhode
Opera House Christmas Day. Matinee
at p. M, night at Sis p. m.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24
in sec 1920 e. Warranty

in sec 1920 e. Warranty
deed; consideration
Hansine Bertilsen and husband
to Nick Terry. The 5 40
acres of W 50 acres of e 70
acres of snes see 101 2s22l
e; also W so acres Of ne 4
of Sc n sd sec; also IS in: 4
terest in road. Quit Claim
deed; consideration ........1
Thomas Hoban, special guard i
an to John J Rubin. q of
u Of pit NV u sec 1923
G, except 1901 #. Warran-
ty deed; consideration -. 10
Kemper Hall to Harold n JEFF
frey. Pt NV fri II sec 81
% e, Warranty deed; con
sideration -. ... /.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24
CHRISTMAS MTTINEE AT P. M
And Night at 8:15 P. M. at the Rhode
Opera House

There is more logic in the plot and
Governor and the Boss which Chas.
E. Blaney is using for VIM. Fl. Turner s
starring vehicle this eason, than the
majority of plays of that character. It
is story of love and politics and
bristles with strong dramatic action,
interspersed with plenty Of clean,
wholesome comedy and has been the
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24
DEPUTIES ARE NAMED
County Officials Name Deputies For the
Coming Term in Keeping With Laws


In keeping with the provisions of
the state law the county clerk register
of deeus and clerk Of the Circuit Court,
who will begin their new terms the
first Monday in January, today, APP
pointed their deputies. County Clerk
Russell FL. Jones will have as his depu-
ties Miss Belle Gafney, Frank Waldo
and ?. G. Torrey; Register of Deeds
Torrey will have as his deputies Charles
A. Tarbell, Miss Florence Postelthwaite
and Russell HI. Jones. Clerk of the
Circuit Court Waldo has named Miss
Belle Gaffney and Russell HI. Jones as
deputies. All of these deputies will be-
gin their terms with the first Monday
in January.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24

DR.. J. F. Mulholland, physician and
surgeon. Office, 200 Main ST., phone
%. Residence sci Park Ave, phone.
1856. Office hours, 1912 a. M, "a p.
M, 7-8 P. m. If
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24

Mr. and Mrs. F. HI. Carpenter of Chi
sago, will spend Christmas with Mr.
: and Mrs. G. G. Allen.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24

HANNAH:
Nothing better for the hovs tbop brood
from Gold Medal Flour. REpFCCK
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
For the Two Weeks Ending De
cember 10, 1908

cember 10, 1908
sefaffhos b 7taohfoftfT IS Fiber
\ to b Conforti. IS # off i
s sd Of pit NV u sec 1928
= e. Warranty deed; consid-
GRAFTON .. rs. Il. ..ss.-.,...:.... / o.
Ernst Rathbarth and wife to
Henry Rocky and wife. Lot
6 blk g. of Woollacotts sub.
Warranty deed; considera-
tion !. ........ 1900 o.
Nicholas ] Werner and wife to
Baltasera Rudolf S A #
Of lot blk 81 on ne Il
sec 1929 g. Warranty
deed; consideration ....... 1000 o.
William Kreofsky and wife
to Carlos r Aspinwall. Lot
II blk 2 of H G Crooks
sub. Warranty deed; con
sideration .....~... 400 o.
Charles H Pfennig ct al to
George Hallager. Lot
blk l Of Pfennig and Bull
lamores sub. Warranty
deed; consideration ...s 325 o.
Charles Schlater and wife to
George E Mahoney and wife.
The SO # of n Y of pit
Sc a sec 1-1-22 e. War
ranty deed; consideration. l 0
George E Mahoney and wife
to Charles Schlater. S u
acres Of Sc u Of sw u. Of
sec 1923 e. Warranty
deed; consideration ..... 1900 0
John Fuhrer and wife to Lee
G Benedict and Lizzie A
Benedict The 10 acres
Of sw Il Of Sc Il sec l6-
1-21 e. Warranty deed;
consideration !. ............. 1900 0
John H Sullivan to Mary A
Sullivan. Pt lots and (
blk 80 on Sc 4 sec 1929
e. Warranty deed; consid
eratlon ..-.. $3.50.
William Beimer and wife to
The Town of Wheatland. TT
+ ne a of ne Il sec 3-1-19 e.,
Warranty deed; considera-
, ZION OO "
Joseph E Dalton and wife to
Charles Hesselman Sr. Lot
Z of blk II of the Village
! of Silver Lake of part of
sec 1920 e. Warranty
deed; consideration ..... 24O 0
Mathew T Zehren to John, j
Rubin. a of a pit NV "A
sec 1923 e., Warranty
deed consideration $50. SO 5
Margaret Zehren ct al to John
j Rubin. II Of pit NV u
sec 1923 e. Warranty
deed; consideration ....... AS S
John J Rubin to Henry L Bull
lamore. Lot II of Prospect
Place sub. Warranty deed;
consideration sues. -. $3.50 0
Eugene R. Head and wife to
John ] Mayer. Pt lot s blk
5 Of Holmes and Nichols
addn. Warranty deed; coh-
sideration.. j.. .1<.a... 81. 1900 0,
Gordon Walton Brown and
wife to Alfred G Krogh
and wife. Lot II blk s of
Woollacotts SUBJ Warranty
deed; consideration -. $3.50. l o.
Lewis Roberts and wife to
John Nielsen. Lot blk
8 in Frost and Turtles sub.
Warranty deed; consider
alton ;. ...,......... 1850 0,
Lorenzo Lama and wife to
Joseph D Sullivan ct al Lot
SO of The Kenosha Realty
Companys First addn. War
ranty deed; consideration. :. l o.
Albert Schenning and wife to
Henry Walburg. Lot 5 blk
Is of Village of Silver Lake.
Warranty deed; considera-
ton Observation-Disclosures. $50 0,
Chris R Hansen to John Haney
The NV "A Of sw "A of sec
1921 e, and - of NV "A
sd sec and 2 rods off sd Of
n 70 of NV a sd sec. War
ranty deed; consideration +. 1865 o.
Charles Tyson and wife to st
Marys Home for children
and free dispensary. PIT sw
fri IA sec 5-1-23 e. Warran-
ty deed; consideration -. $500 o.
Lawrence Jensen to Benjamin
Jensen. 80 acres off e sd
ow W II of sw n sec 31-1-23
e. Warranty deed; consid-
Grafton !. .... / 0,
No, 4rr
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24
COLLEGEsOF COMMERCE
Winter Term Begins January 4, 1909

NOUNG PEOPLE, your best and most perna-
1nent capitals education. The best education
is that which enables you to do aggressively
and we'll the practical things of today stand your
own feet, think your thoughts, work out your
own destiny, among men
. For many years school has been furnishing just
this kind of education and never did better work
than doing now. A large number of new
students will begin January 18th. Shall you be
among them?
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24

2aa Miss Emma Brister is home from
4 Ripon College to spend the holidays
VITA her parents.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24

Arthur Kingman is i'll at his home
in Kenosha Heights.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24
THURSDAY, DECEMBER "a.

a Merry Christmas to all our readers.
- z Miss Sarah and Marie Jepsen arc
spending the winter with friends in
Texas.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24

~ Mrs NJ M. Smirl- and Miss Marjorie
Young spent Wednesday afternoon
- with friends in Racine
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24

~ Clarence Head returned home from
the University Of Wisconsin this af-
ternpon for tie Christmas vacation.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24

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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kessler have
gene to Evansville, Ind, for a two
weeks visit with friends and rela
fiaRs-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-14
SOUTH A STREET
MAY Be IMPROVED
Board of Public Works Will
Meet With Citizens
Interested
MAY BE A REMONSTRANCE.
IMPROVEMENT WILL EXTEND
FROM SECOND TO EIGHTEENTH
STREET AND WILL COST THOU
SANDS OF DOLLARS.

Friday, June &c at 10 o'clock, has.
been fixed by the board of public
works as the time upon which all
persons interested in the Improvement
of South A street from Second street
to Eighteenth street may meet with
the board to discuss the proposed i'm
provement. The board has passed a
resolution providing for the construc-
ton Of cement sidewalks, curbs and
cutters along both sides of South A
street. To complete the improve
ment it will cost several thousand dol
lars and it is expected the property
owners will show considerable inter-
est. One of the properties against
which the heaviest assessments will be
levied will be the courthouse. The
entire south side of the courthouse
block will be effected.
On the date mentioned, the board
will decide whether the benefits accru-
ing to abutting and adjacent properly
and to the city of Richmond will be
of such an improvement. Practically
the entire length of A street is includ-
ed in the portion it is intended to i'm
prove. The south side of the square
between Fifth and Sixth streets has
cement walk and there is cement walk
in front of the Christian church. Be-
sides the court house the improvement
will effect Trinity Lutheran and First
English Lutheran churches and the
High school building. 1t would not
be surprising if remonstrance
against the improvement is presented.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-14
STOCK BUSINESS IS
MAKING BIG CHANGE
Great Glover Ranches DeveI-
oped From Sand Barrens
In Northern States.
THE CLIMATIC CONDITIONS.
ABUNDANCE OF FRESH WATER
MAKES THE LANDS SUITA-
BILE FOR THE PURPOSE OF
GRAZING.

Chicago, June 13.-Great changes in
the live stock business of the country
are foreseen by the packing interests
here in consequence of the discovery
of soil experts Of the department of ag-
riculture that some 100000 acres of
light, sandy soil in the jack pine re-
gion of Michigan, Wisconsin and Min
nesota can be turned into great clover
ranches for cattle, sheep and hogs.
The agricultural department has is
sued a bulletin which gives in detail
experiments made in the new ways of
raising clover on the sandy soils of
those states, which will eventually re-
suit in adding greatly to their agricul-
turM wealth. c. Beaman Smith. of
the bureau of plant industry, has dem
onstrated new manner of planting
and cropping clover. Climatic condi-
lions and the abundance of water max e
the soils. he says, ideal for the pur-
pose of clover growing, fact which
promises to transform in time the cut
over pine lands which now are put to
| little use, for the better grade of live
stock can be raised end fattencd on
these lands. A vast annual saving in
| transportation cost would be made as
| we'll as still greater saving in the loss
es suffered from exposure and starva-
ton. which at times IS severe on the
western ranges. The clover ranch
| territory of these three states seems
likely in the near future to have a
marked effect on the prices of meat
and meat products and in another gen.
GRAFTON develop new great dairying
sections.