davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27
~Jelnland'i$$a, Ruot$i$$a.

lama yllaoeva on kuuuisan i~nsin0orin paattava lausunto.
Sc tarkoitaa, eta oori Husa kaivannosta eli tule koskaan loppu.
maan, ia me ia meidan lapsemme kolmanteen, neljanteen mol.
veen voimme ,,runnata" ia jatkaa STELLA kaivamistoita. Monta
muuta ~insin0oria samoa samoa kuhn edellamainittukin
MMa amerkalainen insin00ri samoa.
Insinoori j.. J. Durage matkusti Ruotsiin Wine kesana tutki-
maan malta kaivantoia ia kehuu niita erinomaisiksi. Kirioittaes.
saan niista suurista malmilaiista, iotka kohoavat Husa alueilla
kuhn suuret vuoret, kertoo han seuraavaa:
,,Nuo "malmilaiat sisaltavat noin 100000 nelioiaardia irto.
naista ooria (680,000 tonnia)." Taaskin kertoo han: Melissa
malmilajissa oil arvokasta ooria, muutamin paikoin naytti Sc 81.
saltavan AVIAN puhdasta, kaunista, pehmeaa kuparia. lolita toin
muassani muutamia kappaleita naytteille. Mama naytteet ovat
keskimaaraisia eivatka valituita ia JOS ne ka~ytettaisHn sulimossa.
saataisiin niista hyvat tulokset. Nosta lajsa olsi hyvin helppo
valita parhain ooi sulimoa varten, sla Sc on avian irtonaista ia
hienoa.
Minnesotan insin00ri Dwight E. Woodbridge.
Mr. Woodbridge, hyvin tunnettu insino6ri Duluthissa, Mimi.
kavasi Husa kaivannoilla Wine kesana Duluth Husa Copper
Mine Companion kaskysta ia kertoo seuraavaa:
,,Ty6t noilla kaivannoila alettiin heti l0ydon ialkeen noin
vuonna 1745 ia sta kesti noin vuoteen 1881. Tuolla ajalla saa-
tim stella min palion kuparia, eta on mahdotoin samoa sen kes-
kimaaraista summaa."
,,Bkeka ia Observation-Disclosures vala on noin 5 MALTA vii
Areskutanin %seljanteen, ia kaikki tue valimatka on kuparia sisal-
tavaa aluetta. Totta puhuen on tehty tyota veinissa koko tuolla
6 maiin alalla. Venit juoksee pitkin pituuttaan ia painuvat
hyvin syvalle vuoriston sisaan. Maiittain huomaa maanpinnalla.
kin kuparinpitoista kivea."
,,Olen lukenut Padley Hendricksonin, J. H. Jamesin ia J.
H. Rhodesin kaikki englantilaisia) ia muutamien Ruotsin, I'm
karin ia Norjan insinoorien raportteia ia kaikki vittaavat s-
maan suuntaan kuparin arvoon YIN. nahden."
Vesivoiman kaikkea tarkoitusta varten vol saada hyyin Ia
helle kaivantoalueita hyvin huokeala ia sahkoa voidaan saada
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27

myoskin vahalla vaivala, ia ssuoraan Isanoen kaikki koneiston
Northumberland saadaan SHINE halvemmalla kuhn Amerikassa."
kaikk nsinO0nt my0ntSva., eta Husa-alue on suunnattoman
malmirikas. He my6ntavat myoskin, eta kaivantohommat me-
nestyy Ruotsissa paremmin kuhn Amerikassa. Kuparin hinta on
sama yi mailman. ,,Marketti' on ioka paikassa.
Ottaaksemme huomioon malmin kujetus seikan ia marketin
Husa tuotteelle, lainaamme insin0Ori Woodbridgen kertomuksesta
kappaleen:
: kolmeen edelamainittuihin maihin Ell tule nousemaan muuta kun
3D. ,,shillingia' tonnia kohti, edelinen summa vol ola Irwin
riltava. Rahtihinnat rautamalmille eraasta satamasta joka ST.
jaitsee 300 MALTA pohjoseen Trondhjemista, Saksan ia Englan.
min satamiin nousee noin 3-5 ,,shillingnn' tonni, ia monta ton
MIA kuljetettiin tuolla valilla Wine vuonna 3 shillingilla tonni. -
ka on muutamaa sataa MALTA lyhempi kuhn Narvik,n ,iohon Wit.
tasin aIussa.
,,Europassa on monta firmaa jotka mcclellan ostavat NAL
mia Husa kaivannoilta, kuten Vivian Waleesssa ia monta muuta
Antwerpenissa, Ghentissa ia Brusselssa, my0skin Saksassa, jossa
Mansfield Copper Co. on alma valmis ostamaan malmia, vaikka
sHla itsellaankin on sta paljon. Saatte ola varmat eta kun la
hetatte malmia noihin satamiin, eta Sc menee helposi kaupaksi
MALTA"
Muiaakaa! 10000 osaketta on vaan m~yytavana ST.. 90 osake
ia yhtiola ollen hyvia asiamiehia 40 eri kaupungissa, min Ell jaa
paljon yhden kaupungin osale, siita syysta tusi teidan toimia
nyt heti.
Olaksenne varma eta tulette saamaano san naista osita
tulisi teidan lahettaa ~tilauksenne ensitilassa, eli antaa sen Emil
Nyberg, kauppias, eli Magnus Olson, kontrahtoi ia nikkari, eli An
ton Larson, lepuri, Ironwoodissa, Mich, jotka lahettavat ne Off
isHmme oikein ia huolelisesti registeerattuna.
Mama osakkeet ovat AVIAN verottomia. Nyt on parhain tilai
suus teine tariona. Alkaa vivytelko.
PaSoma ZOO 600 osaketta, nimelisarvo SIS. 90 osake.
Kayttakaa tilauksia tehdessanne alIaolevaa kuponkia:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27

(Siiad 5:nneud iitpuua.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07

I9ealid, Elm R.nbespous - .. msin,
9lbuung - lpis bait Su mid betroz
ser!"
9i53i - bsnn Iie mar .s - ipoGlts
binduseilen.
nRidt gu ibne1, mein ainb." risf
i'd i9r nah; rni6t obne cine 8oritels
lung meiner 9.gIsitsrin."
Sd fam ni9t mebr gu Dorts, meis
n. S6pisssrmutter bait. f6on ben
G9l.isr gsliiftet, iie Ias in 2i55is Irs
men - uno bieie iubeIte - iubelte fpie
cine 2erde, ipsnn lie iid gum bIuusn
gletbtr f9pinst.
Dte mir na9 SauIe tamsn2 - limb
ipas mir uns gu erSdblen batten? -
Die mir ole brei bic Srsppen unferes
Do6nbauIss gu ben bsbaslidtn RGus
men binaufsetommsn Iinb? - limb
ipie 2i5ai unb i9 uns Oben in bic 4us
gen Ihauten "a
S5immel! - Die 9speI6e! - Die
Neu9ieroe! - Die a.rriFene Inter
f6rift! - Die tiibne &ombindtion unb
bic = GiferIu9t! Meine 9amsn uno
Ssrr.n, gu Gbren 2i33ts iei ss ssfdst
= es mar bic l.Bte giferIu6t = i'm
toGIen uub bod 10 faOnsn 8arnsOaIs>
treiben bss Surbuufes gu @iesbuben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07
GudJ gsredJnet.

Gin Ratbematitprofsfor beubF9>
tist, in ben 5.rien nit i.iner SAINT
lie cine GrbOlungsrsiis gu untsrntbz
men. Run bat Die 5rau prof.For
Spar einsn sroBen Suno, aber feline
6reunoe oosr 8erpanbtsn am 9IaBs,
ole erbOttg pdreu, Settor pdbr.no
Der Sauer ibrer Reiis gu it1 gu nebz
men. 9arob sroBe 8erIsgsnbeit in Der
Samilie, biz Der Serr profe6or, gu
oefen Obren Die glnseIegsnbeit mittz
lerlpeile setommen 1T, bas grpbIem
foIgenbermaBen loft.
.0ieies @rsmpsI," lGBt er ii9 nit
sinem Itrafenoen Ssitenbltd auf feline
6rau bsrnebmen, .bistet bod gar
feline S6pisrigteit. Was frtbt Settor
in einem Sage?"
Sin babies Pfuno 5Ieii6abfaa
unO Sipsi pfuno 8roO unb &artpffeI
gemiI6t," mar Die 9lntiport.
rlnO pie Ianse bleibsn mir fort,
Iiebe Sarolins2"
.28 Sage"
n5oIsIi6 Issit 9u Ssttor gans ein=
fad % Wal u pfun6, 8. /. IA
PfunO 5Ieii6abfau, uno % Weul 2
pfuno, 5. t. 56 pfuno aartoffeI uno
Srob gemii9t in Die aii9., uno
i4liebt ben Sunb in Der 8obnung
Elm"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07
cfirieFfdjer sDtin.

Qluf elmer 8anO.rung our6 bas
oftfrieIiI9e Mpor tsbrts Elm Rsiienz
Der in elmer eiHfa9sn 8auernntrtbz
f6uft ein:
.8at trisdt man bier benn to
Orinten2"
.Sb SGr, bier font Se uIIns bsb<
ben, nat sc brintsr puItt."
rSebbt g. btnn aui Bien2"
,Sau SGr. Dien bd!pt tpis uui. I"
,Oat bebbt &c Senn Dor pittsn
Di,R2"
,Ditt.n Di.u2 Den bdtpt pie
MIDI"
rSe6bt g. henn rau6en Ditn?"
rRauo,n gDien? SGtpt nj aut
MIDI"
,Wat bsbbt Se oenn p6r Dien2"
nGGlen IN fieelettsn."
5000 - bunn ssft &c mi man
n 9o0rntaat".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07
SrbnundsdemGb. 9

Srbnun9sgemGB. 9irs
sermeifter: m...S moan. iiber ben
GegsnitaRo tDnna mo CUR SugesOros
nung iibergebu!" 9tusI6uBmitz
sIisb: .Wia's D moaNit, Burger
moaItu = / bab' aa' i6on on ias
friI9en Surf9t!"
= &inoermuno. ,Wama,"
tpiIpert Stmmie, aIs Die 6amiIie nit
einissn 6Gitsn bsim 9lbenobroo iiBt,
.tpeibt Ou, mas i9 bier untsrm SiI9.
babs9" = sd bOffe. oaB 9u Did
Dor unisrm 8efud ni6t bon 9<ixr
f6IimmIten Ssite S.issn tpirIt," be-
beutet ole SHUTTER IeiIe ibrsm Spr0bs
ling. - .Ra, ipalu 9u ss nidt rds
then tannit, mill i9 ss Dir Ias.n,~
tIingt es in rs9t bsrntbmli6sm Jliis
itsrton Suriid, rs fiRo Sau9f9msr'
seu."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07

-Smmer 5 5ddmann. 9uds
bdnoler (Sum Sellner, Der ibm elm
abgsFanosnss Glas 2ag.rbier ges
bra6D: rSbr Eager ideint ia nod
antiquariider gu ieiH uls oas m.tnis
ge!"
-3ugefGbrltd. r0as 9isrs
trinten muB i9 Sbrem Munn unters
iosen, oenn nit oieisr 8rantbeit 1T
nibt gu fpabsn!" - ~Nit meinem
Munn absr au9 ni4t, Serr Dot
tori"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07
= SttIbIHtbe. Der milo ba.

StiIbIiitbs. Der milo buf
btnrafenbe S6lddterhuno runnte
benz a6nunesIos an Der gde iteb.no,n
guse bes @efebes stpifden Die geine,
SaB ss Der 2Gnss nab auf ben Baud
fisI.
= Aus Grfabruns. rSerr
Dirtb, pas f0nnen sic mir empf,bs
I,n9" - Gin Iebr fd0nss 9ouluIa
ts ba!"-gld. gu 9ouIuid bah i'd t.in
@ertrausn!~ = nDdrum9" - sd
bin nGmIi6 felbit 9aItipirtb!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07
Der 9idlOerlins.

Sd faB in meinsr Sdbuipe
I'm ma6be d Gtbi9o.
9a pfiff Der @inO ouras Senfber,
SffS! Bites er aus mel 2i9o.
Sd ipdrI9 MI feGbfbberfOGnli9
9i.frdipenfbiparSe Ru6b -
Sd bab' mer mid De 8obne
(DstB 9nebbden) braus eemd9o.
Brau6b d 9oeo, ipie id bin,
3um Sidoen 2ambsnf4ein9
Wtr fallen ia De @drihe
SIM SiniOsrn oa 10 elm!
Sd 6id6e, mag OBJ sdbnmdl
Se S9oubpe bubfoer fin - =
Sas mabo, neil i9 d Su9fe,
ae bdGler Sadfe bin!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07

Ser neue SabneneiO.
Die otutI9sn SoIoaten tperoen tiinfs
tisbiu i9p0rsn miifen, in Srieg une
5risosn, gu Wuifer, 2uft unb
2ano, Dem obsriten Sriessbsrrn treu
uno seboriam su isin.
= 8erf6nappt. glufisber:
.@as babsn Sic 6snn an ben @iiens
Itdbsn bsrumsuifuiiffeln2 Sic ipoIleu
iidb ipObI iiber5eugen. OBJ iie fsit iino%
GeFangener: %, i'm Gegentbeil, 9srr
gtuFieber!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07
gBas III cine Dame?

aleiber folI.n betanntIi6 2.ut. maz
den. Wenn bas Sutrifft i'm tp0rtIidsn
Sinn, 70 bsburf elm. Sruu aIio nur
zines tppbIs,fiiGIten 9tIbbsuteIs, nm
fi6 our9 Ginbiillen in toftbare 9ez
ipGnOer ben glnf9ein elmer Same gu
geben!
geit g,f.bIt! Wi. oft pirtt s,rab.
fold abii9tli9es Serauspuben redt
aufbringlia unb srtpedt babur6 sez
nau bas @essntbeil BON bem ginbrud
elmer Dame! Gs itnb alio feinesipegs
bic &Ieibsr an iib, bic r2eute MADDEN,
Tpnbern pislmebr Der feline 9eidmad.
Der Iie ri6tis ipGbIte unb Der eissnen
periDnlidtett anaupaf.n perituno =
fpenn i9 10 iasen burf: bic tontrets
Qusbrudsform elmer bur6aus abitrdtz
ten GigenI6aTt. limb auf abitraftem
9ebiet Ii.g.n iiberbaupt bic 9aratteriz
itiIden @.rtmuIe fir ben buburd
ntdt Ieidt bsfinirbaren 8sgriff
DAME.
Mtit DAME b.Sei6n.n mir tpobl cine
pornebme 5rau. Woblosritanben: porz
nebm ni6t nur bur9 bic sufdlige 3u=
s.b0rist.it gu ben ioSialen SObsn Der
Meni6beit - .s fam audi ba redt
unprrne6me Srauen eeben - fonbern
pprnebm in 9.iinnung unb 9ebabren
unb por alien i'm @ertebr nit ibren
He6.nmenfden.
Dirb bod 4. 9. cine tpirtIide DAME
in ibr.r 5sinfiibIigtett niemaIs 6reube
bab.n an tleinli6em 9ef9pGb ober
gar nisbertm 8Iatfdh. Sn i6r.r Sc
esnfpart tpirb lie feline b0fe Ra6rebe
bulb.n, bsnn, fsIbit giitig, truut lie
aud anb.rsn 9utes gu. Iufridtig uno
ebrli9, p.rItebt iie es bod, tets gu perz
m.iben, bur6 ibre Wabrbeitsliebe gu
trGnten, unb ee66rt tsinesfalIs Su ie=
n.n Sanatit.rn, Die S.Osrmann @robz
beiten fas.n, ans.bli9 aus unbsSGbmz
bar.r WabrbeitsIiebe bsruus. Spnz
patbien unb Qntipatbisn empfinbet iie
natiirlidb tpis i.ber unbere Sterbli6e,
obsr f. bGIt in alien Rab unb f4ieBt
audi barin ni6t iiber bus 3iel binaus.
Gs 1T, aIs OF elm freiipilIiges 9ebunz
benisin ibr.m 8efen ben Stemp.l uufz
briidte, cine innere unb GuBsre Selbitz
b.berri6ung, bic bur6aus feline lima
tur su I.in brau6t. Sin Iebbaftss 9ez
re5tigteitsgsfiibl treibt iie, alien llnz
terbriidt,n, Meniben ioippbl ala Sbiez
rem, bei5uiteben uub nit Ratb uno
Shat It,ts bel Der Sanb gu iein, tuenn
es gilt, Sraurise gu trUften obsr linz
eliidlibe uufsurihtsn.
limb oas a[es tbut lie in elmer ieIbIts
peritGnbli6,n glrt, ais oh es gar ni9ts
9(ubergepDbnli6es tpGre, obne ie9liaen
seiitig.n So6mutb uno obne 9etpnen
Ses .igensn @srbienites, bus ibr bielz
Isi6t gar ni4t nal gum 9epuBtiein
tommt.
9us glptiport auf bic Srage: nBns
1T cine 9ame?" ipirb man ulip Suiamz
menfaFsnb iugsn miiFsn: Cine fsinz
fiibIige, rsinSsutsnbs Srau, oeren ins
mere 9ornebm6eit ibr gan5es 8efen
unb ibre GuBere Griaeimung 10 ubeIt,
oaB Rismoub, Der nit ibr in geriibz
rung tommt, iib benz ginbrud ent5isz
ben taHn, Elm fittli4 bo4itebeuoes
peibli6ss 0tien, eben cine Dame,
ppr Iih Su baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07
+ o It..
Son ouSmiQ 3ieTer.

En fIagIt gar bitter. Dir iei biuiebeu
9fuu Ieibcr nal ebcu tcin Slid beidlies
ben. -
6Iiid braildt mrr Der Summe alif bieier
Reltl
9u iuarit bod iorit fold elm icder
8eIo -
SD baIte bdfiir. Elm Gerl mic on
@raud]t iid pou Slid nidt lniieu tra'
gen,
Ser bat botb @eritaub scuug ba5u.
2luh obue Sas lid burd5liidIagenN
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07
grobates Rttt.I. Mun

9robates WitteI. Man
fpra9 am StammtiI9 iibsr ous Gins
idlst6en bon SoteIDieben. pglh mas,
unter oas 9ett leu9teu," fagte Der
bide !Sumoriit S9pabbelmsi.r, I'D
Td9e oa trms- nit pernebmli9er
Stimme meinsn nsueIten Dib ber.
Grt0nt fsin 2a9en, 10 1T iider Ries
mano bal"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07

- Gin t9t.r Waffers
feinO. 5rau Wamperl: nSait' benn
aud idon gemertt, buB ii9 Der Be
iiBsr Der @aferbeilanitalt an uniere
a.ltsIts beranma6t? - Ssrr Damz
perl: .@as2 bon elmer DuFerbsilaus
italt 1T bsr2 llnteritebs Dir ia niat,
mir 70 mas in m.ine Sumili. gu brins
een!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07
Sn0trstts @irtuna.

nDsnn sic 10 fiinf Bis isds Nab
bon Dem MGrsenbies trintsn, itsigt
Sbnen oas nidt in ben 8Opf9" -
mir ni6t - aber meiner 6ruu."
Grnfer Sail. .0arum bas
ben Sic be1n 10 brauf seorunsen,
baB Sbr 5dusarst IL oieism barmlos
fen Sale nod spei GOIlssen bin5U'
3iebt?" - mas. barmIos nennen
Sic Den 5au?! Sier banbelt Is fi4
UNI: Bier obsr Hidtbier!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07

@utGGrung. SbierarSt (bez
oGdtts Die 9riqe riideuO, gum gdu=
ern): n2iest Die Sub fdon IGnsere
3,it io?" - Bauer: rSea ipobI =
mann r idO' felt SpOu StunO' bin
is!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07

rSimmeIoonn.rp.tter &erls! Sbr
fetO bod teene SdiiGer bon Der Ste
bore 9umtabn! 6sbt Die 9eine mid
70 bod! Soer tpollt'r pielIei9t ben
Mpno bIaue 5Isds inn llntsrIsib itOs
ben9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07

- GbrIi9. Dame (auf benz
2unb): pDisbieI MiIa sibt Sbre
Sub tG9Ii6?" 8dueriu: .9tat
2iter!" - 9ams: Limb tpiepiel pers
fdufen sic oabpn2" - 9Guerin:
.3p0lf!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07
Oiebisiniidles.

Mit 2a6sas bat Der Iiebe 9ott
Den 4oum einit betGubt,
alIs er i'm f60nen 9urabies
Ssn Sdlafeno.n betpeibt,
Senn dls na9 Oisfem Wunoerdtt
Der Sunggefelr trpa6t',
Sat ibm, ala er Iein @sibden fab,
Sas Ser5 i'm 2eib seladt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07

(glus einsm Roman.) r9onnsrp.ts
teri" rief er bsg.iftsrt aus, roie tpdre
70 cine partte fir mid! Oas W.ib
bat &afe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07

Stub.nt: .Ss, aeni, mi. Gangs
oGuert oenn bas nit Dem b,ite1ten
SaIsnbraten bsute9"
&eIEnsrin: .@.oulSiq.n sic
Tch bitt. nod cine tIeine @eile. S.rr
Siiffel, tr mar mDmtHtun aussesanz
Sen!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07

(9Gnnonce.) Sunse, trGftis. Srau
empfiebIt iih gum Reinsmudtn uno
Raf9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07
Sruffebler.

Der Inn bas 9smeino.pobl bodz
p.roiente S1neioermeifter 3DirH
ipuroe gum Gbrenborser Der Staot
ernannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-07

9rOBen Gffett bate oas 2i.o:
y0ss 5riiblinss Grpuden". ipeldes
unIer WGnner6or nit sroBem Radz
brud bierItimmiq fdna.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-09-29
Common Council Directs Pc
lice to Get Personal
Taxes or Property
s|EzE DELINQuENT's PROPERTY

Chairman George Harbaugh of the
finance committee of the common coun-
Gil this morning made formal demand
on the chief of police that immediate
steps be taken for the collection Of
personal property taxes outstanding and
the police department will be ordered
to go to the places of business of de-
linquent property owners and take prop
erty sufficient to secure the payment of
the personal taxes levied. The total
amount Of the outstanding taxes is
$93896. OF this amount $44666 is for
taxes levied this year, $156.30 for taxes
levied in 1908 and 1886 for personal
taxes levied last year.
The city treasurer has made some eff
fort to secure the collection of these
taxes but the property owners against
whom they are assessed have either re-
fused to pay or have pleaded poverty
and it is now up to the finance commit,
tee Of the council to collect them. The
committee has made similar efforts in
former'yea but they have not resulted
in any large sums being secured. This
year it is admitted that the amount
Of unpaid personal taxes is much larger
than in former years and for this reason
special effort is to be made to collect
the outstanding amounts. Some of the
taxes are due from Main street bust
ness concerns who have declined to pay
On their stock Of goods and the chief
of police has asked for advice from the
city attorney as to the manner in which
to proceed against these people. In
other cities the police officers simply
back moving van mp to the homes
of the property owners in question and
take property enough to secure the pay
ment of the taxes. This property is then
sold at public auction. This plan has
once been resorted TO in Kenosha but
the occasion was when firm was re-
moving its stock from Kenosha and
after it had repeatedly refused to pay
personal taxes. In most cases the
amounts charged in the tax list are
small and much of it's due from people
who are not property owners and who
pay no other taxes to the city. It is
impossible to carry these small amounts
on the books of the city and the police
must either collect them or the council
order them charged off the books. The
police will be given full list of these
amounts and if they are not paid the
property holders viii be forced to pay
not only the taxes but the cost of col
lection as well.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-09-29
SHOWS BIC DEFICIT
Report of the Operation Of
G. & NJ. Road Shows Fall
ing Off in Earnings
NEWDATE FOR REORGANIZATION

There has been filed with the clerk
of the United States Circuit Court a
report of earnings of the Chicago &
Milwaukee Electric Railroad, which is
not very encouraging document for
the owners of the $15,080,000 of out
standing bonds. The result of the FIVE
months operations is a deficit Of $12,-
SOB, after meeting simply current oper-
ating expenses, taxes and interest on
receivers certificates, and leaving the
bonds out of the reckoning.
The months Of January to May,
which are covered by the statement,
are much less profitable than the sum
mer season, the operating expenses dur
ing the winter being heavier and the
traffic less. While later figures than
those contained in the report are not
available, the traffic during the summer
has been more than enough to wipe out
the deficit Of the earlier months, but
not enough to hold out much promise
for the bond holders.
The receivers took charge of the prop
erty January % and since that time
the road was completed from Racine
to Milwaukee. Under the receivership
total profits above all expenses up to
Nav 81, 1910, have been $278,011.
For the year ended December 81, last
the read made a net profit of $175,8 $50,
taking no account of liabilities existing
prior to the receivership.
A new date has now been set for the
reorganization Of the company and it
is now said that the owners Of the
bonds will get together some time dur
ing the coming month Of October A.
c. Frost is now or his way home from
Alaska and it is said that he has been
in close touch with Chicago men in
terested in the road and that these
men have agreed to aid him in his fight
to again gain possession of the line.
Frost is to reach Chicago on Friday
and it is understood that the meeting
of tie bond holders of the road will
be held on Saturday and that at that
time the question Of reorganization viii
be taken up and considered. If the or
ganization reaches an agreement it is
probable that the road win be out of
the hands of the receivers by the first
of the new year.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-09-29
NELSON GETS DAMAGES.
Boy Injured BY Accidental Discharge of
Gun Gets $3.50 by Jury Decree.

The suit of Hans Nelson against John
Kettlehut in which Nelson demanded
damages to the amount of $4,000 on
account Of injuries received when a
gun in the hands of Kettlehut was acct
dentally discharged came to an end in
the circuit court on Tuesday afternoon
when a jury after hearing the evidence
in the case brought in a verdict giving
the plaintiff damages to the amount of
$3.50. The jurors considered the evi-
dence for more than four hours before
they reached their verdict. It was the
sentiment of the jury that Kettlehut
should have paid the bills incurred by
Nelson while he was under the care of
physicians, and this was the basis on
which the verdict was reached. Kettle
hut is a minor but it is thought that
he will pay the judgment assessed by
the jury and that further fight over
the case will Re dropped.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-09-29
WIFE GETS DECREE.
Mrs. Clarence Dawson of Pleasant
Prairie Divorced From Husband.

Prairie Divorced From Husband.
Claiming that her husband had treat
ed her with extreme cruelty and had
even threatened to kill her Mrs. Ger
trude Dawson appeared before Judge
Belden in the circuit court this morn
ing and asked divorce from her hus-
band Clarence Dawson. The parties to
the action are well known in the town
of Pleasant Prairie the defendant be-
ing the fireman at the plant of the
Latin Rand Powder company Mr.. and
Mrs. Dawson were married four years
ago at Waukegan. The wife was grant
ed the custody of one child and the
husband by the order of the court is
to pay ten dollars monthly for the sup
port of the child. No alimony was al
lowed to the wife. Dawson did not
appear at the hearing but he was rep
resented by his Attorney George W.
Taylor who made no objections to the
granting of the decree.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-09-29
SEEK RACINE MAN.
Kenosha Police Asked TO Arrest Gus
Swanson Wanted For Abandonment.

Chief of Police o Hare has received
a letter from Chief Of Police Baker in
Racine asking that he make an effort
to secure the arrest of Gus Swanson
a Racine man who is wanted on charges
of abandonment. Swanson up to Mon
day was working in one of the Kenosha
factories but he evidently got wind of
the fact that the police were seeking
him and escaped. Swanson was arrest
ed SOME time ago in Kenosha and taken
to Racine to answer the charges
brought by his wife but the domestic
differences were adjusted and Swanson
was given his liberty and since that
time he had again left Racine.