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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
No. 81, 81 Published April 10 1909
CHAPTER 81, LAWS OF 1909.

No. 81, s. fHuhlished Aprtl 10 1903
CHAPTER 81, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to amend subsection - o. section
s25-62 Of the e%tntUtea, RESTING TO the
purchase u sites and the letting Of con
tracts for the erection and construction
81 public buildings. and the acquiring
Of lands for parks aud other public ppr-
poses. aud the selling, dtaposing, ana
conveying 81 the same
The people ~ The state Of Wisconsin,
represented IN Senate and Assembly. 10
enact ns follows
Section l. Subsection % Of section OPS
is amended to read: q. To locate
purchase sites. aud let contracts for the
erection and construction o. public build-
iuEs: acquire by gift, grant devise. d0uA-
ton. purchase, Or condemnation lands.
or the equity or redemption therein for
public parks. Fairgrounds sud other pub
ic purposes. and sell. dispose 81. and
convey the same aud to hold aud redeem
FOR said purposes any eneh equity here
tOfore or hereafter purchased.
The acquisition or retention Of such
equity Of redemption shall rot. however.
create any liability on the pnrt Of the
city 70 pas, satisfy. or discharge any
bonds issued or any mortgages or trust
deed upon said hands executed prior 60 the
purchase Of such equity nor shall said
bonds. mortgage. Or truet Coed be deemed
or construed 10 be an indebtedness or
liability against said city.
Section 2 This act shan take effect and
be IN force from and after its passage
Approved April 10 1909.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
No. IFS, Al Published April 10. fn0I
CMApTEh Ah. LAWS OE lcn0.

AN ACT 70 ~aHthorize park commissioner
IN cities of ahe hrst class 20 Ak the sal
ary Of officials and employees Of such de
narfment.
The people ~ the state Of Wisconsin,
enact a. fonbwss
Section J. IN cities Of the nrst elias
where the cthtrol and management 0
parks IS vested IA a board OF park com
m~igsioncra. quch board Of park commits
sioners may Ok and adjust the salary ans
wages Of nli ohiciais ana employees con
nccted with such department.
Section . All acts or parts Of acts con
trayening the provisions OF this act ar
hcrchv repealed.
Section 3 This act shall take effect an,
be IN force from and after It's passage AM
publication
Approved April 10 1900.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
Nc. $40, Al fPubll shcd March af. 1909.
CHAPTER 25. LAWS OF 1909.

18AAL LIN 80 La - NI 4dyos
AN ACT % amend section 24s8 " the stat
utes. relating to tte term % the court
IN the sixth judicial circuit
The people Of the State OF Wisconsin.
represented ia Senate and Assembly, DO
enact as follows
Section J. That paragraph o. section
2s2t OF the statutes. prescribing The term
n tie court for She sixth judicial eircuit
shnli be amended 10 read. Sixth circuit.
In the county OF Ia Crosse. 90 the scccnd
Tuesday IN january. the FIRST Tuesday tn
May. the second Tuesday IN September.
aud the second Tuesday in November; tn
the county " Monroe. on the third Tues
day IN March and the FIRST Tuesday IN Oe-
tober; iu the county Of Trompcaleau. on
the first Tuesday in March and the third
Tuesday "a October; in the county ~ Yer
non. on the second Tuesday iu june and
the second Tuesday IN December until the
first Monday Of January. 1910, ana there
after on the second Tuesday IN April aud
the fonrth Tuesday Ga November
Section . This act shall take effect and
be IN force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved March 30, 1909.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
No. lGa. Al fPublished April 10. 1905
CHAPTER 46. LAVE OF 1909.

No. iGl. A. Published April 70. l90aI
CHAPTER 40, LAVE OF 1909.
AN ACT 70 amend section 900 OF the stat
nte8. relating to limitation Of time with
in which aid or subscription voted u
nny railroad company ghnN be earned.
The people OF the state OF Wisconsin
represented IN Senate and Assembly. d.
section i. Section oss on TIE statute
ia amended to read Section e51. When
ever any county. town, village. or eff
shall have failed 70 limit the time withf
which y ntd or subscription voted Z.
any railroad company should be enrnet
by performance Of the conditions on th
part Of the compnny. then the prope
board or coUimon council thereof may II
and limit such time. hut TO be not les
than one year from the date OF gfgin.
notice 20 the railroad company thereof
and Whenever the time shall have bee
limited either by agreement or as aboy
provided the proper board OF council may
We their discretion. extend the time not ex|
eerding one year beyond the period go I'm
tied and n within the time 70 limited 81
within tho period 20 which such limit g.
extended n extension be granted. the rau'
rond company shall not have become en.
titled 10 the entire mid or subscription O
sueh municipality, then all right or clair
on the part ~ such company, or Huy on
claiming under II 70 such aid or aubacFip'
ton. or 20 bonds. lands, moneys. or take
agreed 20 hAve been paid or delivered, &
which the rfiirond company shall not hny
become absolutely entitled, shall be who'll
forfeited and al liability or obligation o
snch municipality under such agreemenl
completely released aud discharged. an
the railroad company and every truEte
or depOsitary who may hold any hon
notes, orders. papers, moneys. deeds. con
tracts, property, or evidences OF Indebted
meas iu escrow in trust or deposited cs
pledged. which have 20 become forfeited
shall return and surrender the same I
the proper board or council or any ager
appointed by them. 10 be Cancelled.
Provided. however. that the said county
town, village. or city. may 10 their dif
erection. n the said railroad company s.
actively eurnged in the construction o
the said railroad. ANA has AT least one
half ~ the Same completed and IN Opera
tion by the passage o. cars couiinuousl
from one terminus 10 q point more tina
one half way 10 the other terminus. gran
q further extension ~ the time heretofor
limited FOR the completion Of the sal
rood FOR such reasonable time as may b.
necessary tu complete the same. not. how
ftff. 20 exceed onr vcrr from the time la
herein before limited
section 2 This act shah take eject an
De in force from and after It's passage an
pfbNtati0n.
approved April -. 1909.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
No. $50 81 fPuDiiFhed April rs lga.
CHAPTER 43. LAVE or lona-

VIII LII 10 III " u T|VT1
AN ACT 70 amend section $3.50 - tho
statutes, relating 20 frauds by e,fposa.
ton officers.
Tho people Of The state Or WiHa0netr.
represented Do Senate and Assembly dH
enact ng follows
Section Section 4fg5 ~ the statutos
o. amended 90 aead Section 1856 Any
director nnirer or manager ~ amy body
corporate or public company who shall
nH Hurh receive or possesses himself Of any
money or other property - such body
corporate or public company. otherwise
than iu payment 20 him or q just debt or
demand. or who shall. with intent 10 de-
fraud. omit 20 make or cause TO he made
"a flI and true entry thereof iu the books
or loonuftH ~ sufh body corporate ar pub
De- eouU1ny. or who siulf. with infent 20
dffriud. DESTROY. alter. fuutiiate. or filsifY
any ~ fhc books. papers. writings. or Sc
curities belonging 10 such body corporate
o. public company. or shall make Or con
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
No. q, Al Published March ~. 1905.
CHAPTER u. LAWS OF 1900

No. y, Al IFuDIlsbed Macon 81, 1903.
CHAPTER q, LAWS OF 1909.
An ACT to amend subsection IA az section
90 Of the statutes, relating 10 rules FOR
determining the qualifications ~ voters.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsln.
represented in Senate and Assembly. DO
enact as follows.
Section / Subsection IA Of section 60
OF the statutes IS amended 20 regd: a..
Each inmate u any national or state home
for soldiers in thls state shah be- deemed
70 reside ia The town. city or village. ia
which said home shall be located. and 81
the election district in which he shall
sleep. unless such inmate snail elect to
treat his e3ed place OF residence PRIOR
to his becoming an inmate Of such home,
as his placs u residence.
Section 2 This act shall take effect and
be IN force from and after IL passage and
publication.
Approved March 90. 1908.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
F. l1a SD Published April IL. 100
CHAPTER Az. LAWS OF 1909.

CHATTER AY, LAWS OF 1909.
hA ACf % amend sections 37g-1. 57g-t
ara JTG 20. and sreating section 870-
~ tue statutes. relating 20 a memoris
fil Cor Wisconsin soldiers and sailor
aai making an appropriation therefor.
flr people ~ tie State Of Wisconsin
represented 90 senate and Assembly, q
enact as foilotN.
se ton J. Sfiiors aTG-f. 37G-3, an
tl ~ the statutes. are amended T.
read Section 81 T. 10 shall be the dut
~ the superintendent 81 public propert
90 provide suitable rooms ~ III
capitol and properly prepar
them for the purpose o. q memOi al Ia
dedicated 10 the soldiers and sailors web
served ia Wisconsin commands 10 the civ
wnf " 1851 10 1865 or any subsequen
Uuf4.
section 57G-s The superintendent {
pubilC property shall provide IN saic
rooms suitable eases and place
where nl relics and mementos Of sal
wars may De placed by anyone who ma
Wish TO DO 80, and the officials Of ID
grand army Of the repnhiic shau ezsrcia
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
No. 1873, Al fPnblished March 81. 1900.
CHAPTER 28. LAWS or 1000

NO I17- = TTIWTT|TVV MTTTT ~, TT|T-
CHAPTER 90, LAWS or 1908.
AN ACT detaching certain territory from
the town Of Rib Lake and attaching tie
same 70 the town of Greenwood III Tay-
lor county, Wisconsin.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin,
represented tu Senate aud Assembly. do
enact as follows:
Section j Sections one, two and three
Of township thirty two. range two east in
Taylor county. Wisconsin. are hereby de-
tached from the town Of RIB Lake ia Tay-
Tor county. Wisconsin. and attached and
made a part OF the town Of Greenwood 90
Taylor county. Wisconsin.
Section . This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's passage
and publication
Approved March 30. 1908.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
No. ai2, Al Published April IL 1000
CHAPTER ~. LAWS OF Iqna

CHAPTER 40, LAWS or 1903.
AN ACT 70 amend section 22s9f OF the
a%tntutes. relating 20 marriage.
The people 81 the State Of Wisconsin.
represented IN Senate and Assembly,. do
Recfion l. Section 2s29f Of the statutes
~ amended % read. Section 233gf. n any
person authorized by law 20 aoienniza q
marriage, perform eueh D when
the parties thereto have not obtained the
pr0pe.' license. OF when five Days or mora
have moi elapsed since the date of such
license Or when parties fail 70 present
Enrh licensc when making application for
marriage except hereinafter provided. he
shall forfeit and pay for every such orense
O sum not exceeding n7e hundred dollars.
or may be Imprisoned not exceeding one
Vcsr .
Section ? This act shall take effect ard
Dr. iu force from and after its pass8re naa
publication
Approved April 10. 1900
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

No aaS. AL Published April Is. 1909.
CHAPTER 40, LAWS or 1909.
An ACT 10 create section 1GaGr OF tho
statutes, relating to neglected aud ab m
doned nina
people Of the state Of Wisconsin.
represented IN Senate and Assembly, 60
eunct as foliows.
Section T. There Is added to the stat.
utes q new section 20 read. Section 1867
~. ANY sheriff. constable. village mar
shal, police officer or agent Of the Wis
consin Humane society may remove, shell
ter aud care for any horse or other ami
maj found to be cruelty exposed 10 the
weather. starved. neglected or abandoned.
ana mny deliver such animal 20 another
person 90 be sheltered. cared for and given
medical attention. n necessary hut fn an
cases the owner, II known, shall be imme
dlately notified aud such officer. or other
person, having possession OF the animal
shall have q lien thereon for its care.
keeping and medical attention and the ex-
pcnse Of notice.
. II the owner or custodian be an
known and cannot with reasonable effort
he ascertained, or she'll not within i've
days after notice redeem such animal BY
paying the expenses Incurred az nfore-
said. Il may be treated as an eatray aud
dealt with na such
3 Whenever Ia the opinion Of any such
officer nm nnimal "a hopelessly injured or
diseased as 10 be beyond tie probability
Of recovery Il shall be mafai for such
officer Co XII such animal and the owner
thereof shall not recover damages for the
killing OF such animal unless he shnIl
prove thar such killing was unwarrauted
Section 2 This act SHAH take eject aud
be 10 force from and after its passage aud
publication.
Approved April Is. 1900.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

No 2l3, 81 tFublished April 10. 1901
CHAPTER Al, LAWS OF 1903.
AN ACT to ameud section lG36-Gl 81 thd
statutes. relating to bakeries and c0ni
Dictionaries.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin,
represented 30 Senate and Assembly, I'D
enact as follows
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-14
Helpful Hints for
HoUSekeepcrS.

N9EEPING vegetables in the cooking
- water after they are done not only
Vspoi.s their favor. hut also their ap-
pearanee After pouring the water of
place them on the fire for q minute 70
dry them before the dressing IS added.
Some women claim that the holding Of
an ordinary white pin In the teeth while
nnring onions will do away with the
weeping process which usually follows
onion pairing.
All mashed potatoes should be run
fhrof.h \ vegetable press after they are
boiIed when they are dressed they
should he beaten with fork until quite
light.
MANY housekeepers use a pinch of salt
in cream, before whipping.
good way to test beef Is tn press it
down with the thumb Ii i rises again
quickly the meat is good: il not, bad
Good cuts of meat should he hne
grained. have bright red eaier and
streaks of white fat If there Is, m
abundance of fat the meat Is probably
tender. y
4 little sugar added 10 the soap Will
greatly increase the lather and .eiea1siBg
power. Ii will also remove al dif ana
chemical stains. ~
An attractive garnish for veal or
chicken loaf is TO put sprigs Of cress on
top of the loaf and at the ends Of the
platter, then surround Ii With stuffed
olives.
4 fruit Jar rubber slipped over tile pro
jectad end of I teapot lid will prevent
the lid from dancing up and down " hen
the kettle boilS.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-14

Mr.. Justwed was on his feet in an In

Mr. Justwed was on his feet IN an In
slant
Madam" he said with impressive dig
nifty, your accusation. is unjust. Since
you won't be sensible and wait for Mary.
l will help you IN this foolishly seff-fn-
fiicted task. Tell me what TO do-and
you sit down and watch met.
And right then and there Mrs. .Justwed
called his bluff
Mr.. J. busted tables and chairs Mr.. ].
swept the ioor-though he did make such
a fist of it that Mrs. Justwed was coIn-
PEELED TO take the broom Mr. j. IN
rolled the rugs and unpaeked the silver.
In fact Mr.. J-worked Mary never
even dreamed of working.
And MrFJ GOT uradder and nadder
with every lick of work he did.
at exactly twenty minutes past four
Mary walked in. Mr.. j. didn't give her
time to explain about the funeral she
had been compelled to attend, but Went
for her rough-sho on the spot. /.
Mary waxed indignant and answered.
back real sassy like" Whereat Homer
dear, fired her instanter. But Mary
didn't leave right away. She looked e.
Mrs. j. for help. &
And Mrs. J. whispered to Mr.. J.. that
Jupiter Piuxius himself alone knew when
they would get another girl even hall
as good as Mary and ''better late than
never" etc, and clinched her argument
with the gentle hint that If Mary went,
he would have to turn in and help clean
up the rest of the fiat right away.
,Whereupon Mr, J.. with surprising aac
rfty and commemorative spirit of forgive
ness, promptly TeEensaged Mary on tiie
spot-at one dollar more a month, h
CARVEL CALVERT HALLE
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-14
| raveling Alone.

- HIS is the season of the year when
81 many women are forced to travel
~ alone. especially on vacation trips
and there are many things that should
be known regarding etiquette such an
OCCASION If woman is travelling alone
and needs assistance, should a stranger
of the male gender offer to aid her she
should feel under no further obligation
than ia recognizing him beyond polite
bow of thanks.
The woman travelling alone should be
as unobstrusive can be possible. as
the inexperienced traveller can brand her
self In this way. II the window next to
a woman alone is open and the dust is
bothering the person behind the least
she can do is to close it. II she occupies
a certain table In the dining car and
finds someone else in her place she
should not protest. but accept the SIT
uation graciUusly. 1t is not neces-
sary to enter into conversation with the
person across the table. On ocean steam
ers, however, 1t is not improper for
strangers. who have not been introduced
to talk together. unless the traveller is a
young girl
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-14

IA EARLY all of the girls of today
have tried to play tennis. Many OF
them have succeeded and are eX-
" 4 pert players, but others are only
mediocre players. One OF the faults
of the latter is that they did not first
take up tennis seriously. They did not
devote the attention to the game that
they should have done. girl who plays
tennis well has much pleasure from the
game, which needs quick thinking as
well as fast movements
One. OF the first things for a girl TO
learn when she takes up the game is
to dress correctly and In such way
that she viii not be hampered in the
play by her clothes. It Is best to have
the SHIRT quite short and also very light
In weight. Probably the best material
for the skirt is white duck, soft
goods VIII cling about the figure and
often cause annoyance. Another neces
sitv Is rubber shoes. and these should be
carefully fitted in order that they viii
be neither too tight nor too loose. II
the player has weak ankles 1t is posi-
bic to get the ruhber-soied shoes with
tops and these should be bound tightly
about the ankles to prevent any mishap.
Never wear thin stockings. Heavy stock
ings are the best. as they do not wear
out as the thin ones aud they
more comfortable
In taking mp the game one Of the first
things to learn is the way to hold the
racket 1t should be grasped tightly in
the hand. good stroke can be made
with q loosely held racket. 1t must be
held at the extreme end of the handle.
and the firm grasp must never for II
single instant be forgotten. 1t is usual
with a beginner that the grasp on the
handle will strain the muscles of the
forearm for a time. but after consider
able practice this will be overcome.
Another feature OF the game for a be-
- \
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-14
Men Women Meet
in Summer.

"a Ow that the summer girl and the
~ summer man are vending their sep
Uarate ways cityward, at the close
L OF the vacation season, IT IS not
amiss TO state in bold-face type
that an awakening from delusion and
dreams follows in the trail Of each. Es-
pecIal.y is this true with the woman. In
a reminiscent mood the summer girl
awakes to find herself sadder and d
wiser woman
She has discovered that the chap who
so CALAMITY and promptly helped her
over six-raf fences, after all. does not
give promise of a similar aiacrity in
keeping the furnace going were be given
the opportunity to do so IN the wedlock
state.
She has discovered that the who
always wore white fanuels and was the
masculine fashion plate OF the place
must be 4 manager Of the first water
TO dress the way he does on the salary
her friend. who has known him for
years, says he gets.
She has discovered that stupid old
John, who puts on no fFills at all but
plugs away at the same old stand year
in and year out, isn't so bad after all
though he did seem so in comparison to
the perfectly adorable male summer
boarders at her hotel.
She has discovered that a chap at
simmer resort, with the savings of three
months and his vacation salary in ad-
vance in his pockets, is a vastly different
person when he gets back to the city
and eats 1o-cent lunches to pay Il little
on the tafIor's bill for those clothes he
wore.
She has discovered that the three men
who SPARED so savagely for dances and
walks and talks with her at the resort
are strangely backward about calling
And, most of all. she has discovered
that summer Irritation is a most en-
b8 rrassing bit Of foolishness when view
ed remfniscentIy from the standpoint Of
city streets and electric lights
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-14
A Comrnoeious Square House Costing s.. 500.

is supported on large futed Ionic col
umns. with carved capitals. the frieze
between the columns is made with clip
tic-arched soffits. The veStibule is in
the center, opening into a han that leads
through columned arch at the left into
a large living room Q3 feet inches
wide. 81 feet deep across the entire
side. lighted with a large window in
front and triple projected windows at
the side. At the rear end is the fire.
place with book shelves at each side
and a pretty stained glass window. The
ceiling is finished with beams. 1T the
right of the entrance IS the dining-room
III by 10 feet 8 inches) with projected
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-14
For the Autumn Bride.

WEN very quiet wedding keeps
~ the bride busy as we'll rs her pa
- rents, and of the greatest diffi-
cuities is the selection OF the proper CARDS
and note paper According to the pres
ent custom there is not only the indivfd
ual card of the newly wed woman. but
another plate is also required. It must
be engraved with Mr.. and Mrs" On
both cards the names should be written
in full it is not proper for the cards
TO read Mrs. ]. Il. Brown but they
should read Mrs. James Beach Brown.
An address is also necessary, and the
.'at-home" day, If this has been chosen.
OF the lettering the block and Old Eng
fish are preferred 1T the present time,
the latter being given the preference.
The cards should be quite small.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-14

cleaned-aid there isn't anything TO eat
in the whole house-and the telephone
will have 10 be connected up-aad-aud-
why, It'll take three days TO get every
thing going smoothly again.
Now, isn't that just like woman Mr.
]. fared UP. Always looking on the
dark side Of things! I never saw anything
to equal ir. You make a mountain out
of a molehilI. Haven't you got Mary TO
do all the work. while you tell her what
to do?"
That sounds ali right. Homer, but l
never saw any servant yet who viii do
exactly what she is told to do unless
you stand over her with club Besides,
Mary may not show up.
May not show upY' interrupted Mr..
j., taking 8 fresh start. Didn't you get
letter from her yesterday saying that
she would positively be at the fiat al >
O'Clock this afternoon"
Yes" admitted Mrs. J. quite readily
We'll, then. what are you borrowing
trouble for? II she said she viii be
there--then she will. That's perfectly
obvious isn't ffi'
Mrs. J. smiled sadly and wisely She
started to explain how a maid of all
work can promise to clean the moon and
then find thousand and one excuses for
failing to wipe out the Kitchen sink, but
refrained from doing so-what was the
uSe1
The train was on time and the Just
WEEDS landed at their home city few
minutes before = in the afternoon. Mr.
J. attended to the baggage and then,
as last concession TO that feeling Of
reckless extravaganza permissible on u
vacation. ordered Il carriage.
As it drew bp in from Of thetr apart
! Iaent house, Mrs J. looked out The win
dows of their fat were closed and the
shades drawn precisely as they had
left them
Mary isn't hereI'' she remarked. half
trfumphantly-
Perhaps she is just trife late sug-
gested Mr.. j., not cheerfully, but stub
bornly.
Mrs. ]. held her peace
Mr.. J. paid the cabby. swung on to
| the suit-caSes and then entered the build