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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-02-24
ASK MAYOR TO ACT
z. G. Simmons Nominated to Succeed
His Father as Director of Library

z. G. Simmons Nominated to Succeed
His Father as Director of Library
The members of the board of direc-
tors of the Gilbert NJ. Simmons Library
have sent the following self explana-
tory letter to Mayor NJ. ]. scholey:
February IL, 1910
Honorable NJ ]. Scholey,
Mayor of The City of Kenosha.
Dear SIR
[ am Instructed by the board of di.
rectors of the Gilbert NJ. Simmons Lii
brary to call your attention to the va
cancy which now exists in our board
by reason of the death of the Honor
able z. G. Simmons.
Mr.. Simmons term of Office as di-
rector of this library would have ex-
pired July LIST next.
I am further instructed to say that
the library board, at a special meeting
held at the library today, passed by
unanimous vote a resolution reciting
the fact that eleven years ago this Ii
brary was founded by Mr.. Simmons
and was at that time presented by him
to our city as free gift, and it is the
unanimous vote of this board that Mr..
z. G. Simmons, .Jr., succeed his father
as a director, and we so recommend.
Respectfully submitted,
E. c. Theirs, Secretary,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-02-24
SENT BACK TO PRISON
William Kalis Goes to Waupun to Serve
Another Year for Petty Crime

William Kalis, the Kenosha man, re-
leased from the state prison at Wau-
pun after serving a sixteen months
sentence was again sentenced to the
same institution by Judge Randall this
afternoon and this time his sentence
is for year. Kalis was arrested on
a charge of robbing his mother and
sister and the original information was
for burglary but the circumstances
failed to warrant this charge and to-
day the district attorney charged him
with petty larceny and added the
charge of his being an habitual crimi-
nal. Kalis pleaded guilty to the
charges. Kalis is none too strong
mentally and when he is again releas-
ed from prison it is thought that his
relatives will seek to take better care
Of him.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-02-24
GET HONORs AT vAssAR
Former Kemper Hall Girls Are Among
Those to Receive Red Roses

Two former Kemper Hall girls are
named among the honor students at
Vassar for this year, the announcement
of which has just been made by the
faculty of the well known eastern col
lege. In keeping with the annual Gus
tom red roses have been sent by the
faculty OF the college to the prize stu
dents. The' two Kemper Hall girls
are, Charlotte Moffet Gaylor of Memp-
his, a recent graduate of the Kenosha
school, and Miss Catherine Longworth
Anderson, former student. Kemper
Hall girls have always stood high among
the Vassar students and nearly every
year one or more of the Kemper Hall
girls have been named for honors.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-02-24
GET RESULT or EXAMINATIONS
j. A. Northway Heads Eligible List of
Men Seeking Places in Postofice

Secretary Carl Maegaard of the local
civil service commission has received
from Washington the report of the re-
cent examination for clerks and car
riers held in Kenosha and John A.
Northway of the town of Somers heads
the new list of eligibles for these
places. At the present time there are
no vacancies in the force but it is ex-
pected that with the removal to the
new building there will be several
places to be filed. The grades given
to the applicants were as follows:
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-02-24
FIND ZION CITY GIRL
Police PICK Up Lora Mead ON the Re-
quest Of Her Mother on Sunday

The po1iceof Kenosha on Sunday af-
ternoon received a telephone message
from Zion City asking them to make
an effort to- find some trace of Lora
Mead, a sixteen year old girl who had
left, Zion earlier in the day. The
young woman was found peacefully
eating her dinner at one of the restau-
rants Of the city. and she seemed to
be greatly surprised to know that any
search was being made for her. Later
Zion City man came to Kenosha and
took the young woman back to her
home
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-02-24
Low COLONIST RATES
TO PACIFIC COAST
Daily From March / to April Is

Daily From March 1 to April Is
For daily and personally conducted
tours, via the Chicago, Union Pacific
& North Western Line.
Personally conducted California tours
in Pullman tourist sleeping cars leave
Chicago every Tuesday and Thursday.
Double berth Chicago to the Coast
$500.
For full particulars write S. A.
Hutchinson, Mgr. Tours Dept, 212 Clark
St., Chicago, or apply to ticket agents
North Western Line. w-th-dw43
TNhan Doubt oda
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-02-24

before the end of the year.
As matter of comparison the re-
port of the committee shows the sales
of stamps in the different cities of the
state as follows:
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-02-24
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, Louis M. Eichelman
and Clark N. Hollister, under the firm
name of Eichelman & HOLSTER is dis
solved by mutual consent, and the bust
ness heretofore carried on by said firm
will be continued by the said Louis M.
Eichelman. All accounts due said firm
are payable to and all liabilities of said
firm are assumed and will be paid by
Louis M. Eichelman.
Louis NJ Eichelman.
WA Clark N. HOLSTER.
TN
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-02-24

A party Of Rockford manufacturers
paid a recent visit to several Of the
plants in this city.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-02-24

A. III. Anderson of Charlottesville,
Ind, is pending few days with friends
md relatives in Ken0sha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-02-24

Howard Packard spent Saturday and
Sunday in Chicago.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-02-24
Subscription 81 a Year in Advance
THURSDAY FEBRUARY "a, 1910.

w. D. Wheeler Of Mansfield, was in
Kenosha Thursday.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-02-24

Albert Conforti has taken out petit
lions as a Democratic candidate for
county supervisor in the Fifth ward.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-02-24

A. G. Chandler Of Milwaukee, was in
Kenosha Thursday.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01
MeSnsirtc iSahrprciic.

AnIablid Ser Contention ser Sat.
ter Gou Saints 8ll Sltbepcuneuce,
SFo., uerfauit Die @o. @ocific @a6n
@cisaidott pom 1. bis guam 5. stpriI
Gillette Qlt fir ole &unofohrt sit
$40. 9ideta ait SIR Riidiabrt
bis sen 81. gfprit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01
Surf @aaes

Sacob SdinoIer 1rno Sacob
&raettlt linb nad S~onesbitrg, DO,
81 gelH6 ibrer @eripoiroten.
Ilbert 9uermon bot feline
6arm an .. Mueller BON Berger
perfauft.
am Sonntos fonoen iid i'll
Seim pom Sobn araettIi uieIe 9e.
iitfer eilr nm sl6idIieb BON Sri. @li
3obetb 5rt nebmen sic 3onnerStag
lradi aaniaS Gin gebt inn Sa ST. blei
ben.
Obcra NM @einlein boben III
re @Obrnlaidine nod Coles Greet
a1tf y. 3inunerntarlrS 9lat 9ebrodlt
niit silleir 8rltnnen 3lt bobreit,
@eurp Mcper bat BON aroppS
IN Berger cine 0reidmaidinc mo
Sriebfraft gefoitft.
2eiet sic 9feroe g(n8eigc bon
5acob Ibillipp & So. I'M beutigcn
9latte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01
Berger.

al9uit 9eren6 BON ct. 9onis
mar Iette ISOLDE bei g. q. Sail 3it
@eiuf.
Die g6elerte alr0. 3immer
bon ct. 2ouis beiliften lebte ISOLDE
bier @m. S6ueb nto fauften Doh
Otto 5dmiht 5tpei @eipann idoncr
GIel.
g. q. @un6tpiIler mar 5reita0
in Rem Sapen.
Sri. Mml6 Sail per6rodte leb
tie @ode mebrere Gage 8it @ein6 in
@forriiou in Der 6alnilic bcs 81.
GaugbelG.
Grali 9, ". @~un0ipitIcr mar
(ebte @ode in Sermalin.
Dir llntcr6altulg in Scr 2np.
CT Bottom SdiiIe letter SamStog
nor 1T je0er 8e5iebu1lg ein Griolg
NM ser 3,l6rorlg 9roB,
Gbriit Malin bon Sermanit
mar oicie @ode bier,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01
GanDiOateu- An5eigen.
'lr Sta0t Collector.

@ir fno eIIuft Germ 9 utao Gber
lin ais Gambia, iiir bos iidbtiide Solet'
ioriorami ansuscisen. Wabl am gienitas
ben 5. April, 1910.
Wir Iinb erIudt Serrn SriB Sdsner
ais &anoibai fir bae Itdotiidie Gouetiorami
an5useisen. sSahl am Dienitas ben o.
slprii. 1910.
sDir Iinb erIudt 6erru aebre6t
80 0 c It oils @enoibat iir Wieberiuabi iiir
bas iiabiiidIe .Goaettordmt an5uSciaen,
g9dbi am 1ienItas ben >. slpril, 1910.
aSir iino gutboriTrt 6errn 6 o a b
" ueoiaer oils 6anbioat itr Stobi
Solicitor bel Der tommsneeu Siaohoabl
am 5. April 1910 an3u5eisen.
gDir Iine auiboriiirt berrn aler VI
81 i { oils &anoipai iiir Gtant Solicitor bel
Der ~folnmenoen Stnotpnhl am 5. April
1910, an5uSei9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01

alcr Gniic gina Snuntog nadl
ct. 2ouiS ju blciben.
Ger 0Itcrbof lit cridiencn.
Gin 3eidfu Oab Der 6riihlin8 Ga
lit.
5rau Sobn aoomnmm mar Mn
fongs Ser @od,e mebrerc Gage sum
9einh in Ct. 2ouis.
6rl. Sunnitu @roi reiite ge..
fern ouf mebrere Sage @riudspeiie
naf Sciferion Gitp.
6rau Morgaret 6Iubr, bon Ct.
9ouiS, lit bier 81 Seild, mo @ait
Der 6amiIie Gbeo. @rof.
-Gurl @ltit, uon Worriiou, mar
iibcr Oitern bier I'M Gltcrnbeim bel
Wiitterlt
SoBt Glld Geute nidt in gpril
ididen es gtebt Der G%ummbeitell
inn tGglitelt 2eben obnebem geitilg.
Senrp mo Goparo Slott 6ae
ben iih nod Nora Springs, Soma.
bcgebcn mo- tie Oieien Sonmer ali
ser 6arm orbeitct mollen.
Sri. 2otra &oeier mlb Die Ser
reu 6reb shott mo Gtto Sdul6
bon Seffcrion Sin. wuren Sunttag
bier bel 6reunoen 3l geilid1.
5uogc Sndcn uro ieire be.
toate @ilttfr 6rau 6. 2. Gnden,
nou 5tolpc, bnttcn 9ienSta8 geldElit
Iit in Der StoNt ST ttlm
GoneorO Wt0 Sues 8tin Gilon.
sen 3luci lobre alt. $500 per 1000
$500 fir 5000.
eb. aemper.
&eruatul Eaiiratb unlo SoGter
Bertha bubeu iid lrttc @ode natI
"|LN A LA.
Columbia bcgeben mo Sortclr IN oer
G6rbiobrif Nrbrit aenomnlcll.
ghlguit Gruidg mo Gnrl Nor
had bnbclt ii9 uud, Columbia bcae
ben 1un IN Ser oortigeu Sdubfabril
at orbeiten.
Sri. Maria Z @pplc, Don MOI
rtiuu, ms 9}iGte 6rl. aInta Seine
berger, bon Giuge, pcrbrod)tett 81
Siterfeicrtage bier bel ibrer SmteI
6rlS. @aria mo 2iSie Gpple.
Die beitei anitrciher. 9nitulltel
rebnner ii. Irditeften bicies 2attoe
braudJen MIR @ouno Gitp 0Sori
gboemarfe" fir Sauieranitrid
Gbriit. @berlin & Sot
8olter Sebdeperfoetter iibli,
bon Smenspille pobnboit bat III o
&dbe BON gap 200 ader 2anb q,
fanit mo nil! lid rarauf Elm Soll
bduen ilno 5ormerei treiben.
oitern farnen Sn Seiub bcin
Ilbert Sdpinot. Cornelius Stotl
iulo @roper 9raenblp BON Gpliti
bid, Sreo Sdnell bon 8aibingto
nitb Sliuer @raf DON ct. 2ouiS.
sllf ben anbobett un6 8erge
riiden iteben sic 9iiriidbainnc
boiler gIiitbe. Sn oen Rieoerlingt
1e0on III Don pIlrllWpiilpeH Hlul
au ieben.
8eginneno nit nafiten Con
tog miro Die Sonntagidplle III .
Metbooiften Stride I'M hf0 II
anfangen ulto am 9, 4. Ii. 5. Son
tosen bes @onotS iid oeiltite ~
oigt onidIieBen Inn a1illbr.
Ole Gbelente hilbert @heitb
oabier muroen leeten Sarnstos on
Sic freuoise Modridt iiberraidt b
lire Sodter 5rnr Gam Storp(9rt
dem III Cairo, Sa.. eineS i@trartii'
Slngelp seneien lei.
MI|" |0 H|NI|" GEI EA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01

IHiuD(lul uti SulutlilUH Utt Sula
ter GoD Saints 5lt Sltbepcnnence,
Qto., uerfanit Die @o. @ocific Balm
@cislihoit bonn 1. bis guam 5. stpriI
9illettr gut fir ole &unofohrt si
$40. 9idet9 ait SIR Hiidiobrt
bis Sen 81. gpril.
9. 9. s. I a NJ c t,
gfacnt, 0crmom
o3n trntclE 5l trodclb" flo
aell o(le 6otmer aui Dem 2nnoc unS
ollie @drtucr in Ser Staot, ms es.
lit 10. 9tber "a lit Der GnlcnNer.
MANI. Scr iagt: Gin aomatenidbr
lit eiu alltes 8einiabr" ulvo Oo lit
ser alte @ettrrpropbet, Ser iagt:
Gin trodefar Mdr5 beSelttet cin
dlitcS 0bitiobr." &oIlcn hoiica nob
eS allie mobr miro.
Bic id1ne Gitcr5cit perbrad.
ten i'll Gltcrnbeim unn 6reunoes.
freiie habier BON IuSpdrtS fclgcnbc
@efuder: 9biI. &olb Columbia.
@nuua Simon, Mortho Sa~nsei6ocri
rN .AI.Tr l.. -. -
er ct. 2o,iis Or. uno Nroii SuliuS
8rdi, Serr INTO Srau @eo. Strutt'
mann Don &binelano; &on Meper
Sobn ailnuncl ct. 2ouis; @eslcp II
either Rieherbutb, @arrcnton, 8al
lace aeSsler Columbia; 2orcne 9eg(
maln ct. 2ouis.
j Solgenbe Iiisap0rtig 8obnero'
maren lesten 5onntag bier Inn Sen
9egrdbniiie Der gcritorbenep 5rm
Sacob Gouine bei5upobnen: Ser
nnb Sruu SEQ. s. 8uidmanp mt
Sobn @ietor, bon Smensbilc; Sra
/, 6. 9ocller uno Sobm gictor I'M
@m. 8oeidel, Sr.. BON Chicago
/, Serr uno Srou Soc 8 8foittid INV
5o1ter &utb, ionic George rnh Of
5rIs. 2illii ltuO Mimmie Gutter, DO
/. Ct. 2ortis.
/ Der Srauenoerein Der @etbooi
item @cneinoe al geror bate an
Giterntontog i'm Seim bon Sra
g9in. Sdaftner seieGifaftlidc 81
iantmeutlinft welder folgeioc Scr
manner benpobnteu: Srau OF. @c
mo Srnaa, 8rof. uno 6ratt s, s
Spobrer mno Ipron, 6rau abiaai
Steel; Sra,i u. a. @epers; SEER i
Sran s. s. Sauer, Martin INTO 81
/ iie, Serr uuto Sraii @bas. Sdsne
Il nto Sobn, 6rau 2euiia @ilo. Srd
: SnIiu$ Gallmeper. Rep. iirto Sra
. Otto Nieoerbutb. ur6 Durben ielbi
il perit6nSlih aIIe aiif por5iiglidite b
pirtbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01
Sis!
Gis!
Sis!

Bonn I. @ioi an pcrfanfe ib bel
einmaliser Gbliefering Sis an sri.
oatfunocit 6l 8reiieH mie fol9t:
Gnantitdt INTER 100 8funo 50e.
Gliautitat iiber 100 Ifuno 40c.
S nIiuS 81 uebus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01

Die Eutbian SiSters 9cben
mor9en sbelt0 in Der Concert @nae
eillcn 9ol uuo goryS upper, Chi.
ren iinh ui!t s llhr ofien mo miro
Der gintritt mir bis 10 llbr geitot.
tet. Seine 0atne Eat 3uIaB nllBer
lie briugt cine Dor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01

@ad auf mein 6er5 uno iinge,
Die Sitcracit i'll ga ult6 NIT ibr ser
toItlidla Sitertroltf, ooS @odbicr.
Der SIter5od Ser id,o1r por s Sogcn
feline 6ciietu gaiprengt bot mo lest
nod cinIohcnb uib idGlmcno i'm
@laie pinft, tit Oieies 3abr gort5 be.
iollocra gut gerotbcp. Ser atte
8cttltrcit, Ger lid 10 nod mus nod
inter 6cn 8raltfiirltcn altiponlten
bat, oaS Bette ans Mol5 mo @opien
fir Ole &~eriiingllng Der Notur Ger-
5lllteIlelt, fournlt Dem 9~ieb6ober zines
8Ilten Sropfeu @eritemoiteS 3lt
@ltte. SIN ser n6tbigen ausnpabl
mn frpitnqenen npo fraitigelp @tidt
feblt eS nid)t. Ga lit Sic @lnpire
greipitrg 60. pcl6e beler nit einem
Gall5 erquititen @artbrimtSS9od eli
mem @ebr0n oaS better lit als ooS
S~ntportirtc, oie Sripfer in Gritau.
llait lebt. lluO .lait but not leait@
ser altelt &ermarncr @rallerei Bod,
Gin eSler, frpitaaflorer, fr1itiaer rel.
ner ulpo neutrality-suspicious. 9ranf ans
Mals unb Sopfen, Ger oent 9rml.
meiiter olle @bre madt. Grobirt tic
beioel
Srau Scnrp 2ncb6e geiturbca.
Ser ZOO r1ltmt beiier g%sipoltig
inter Den alten Gintpobnern auf.
Seite hit es unIere trailrige 8flift
ben Seimgarg Der @ittue Seitry
9tebbe, geb. Sopbia grefling 81
oer5eidren. Sic NOR ans @ilenoori.
GreilBen ge6iirtig, fam i'm Sabre
1913 NIT Der. 6amilie hires Snfels
Senrp &olofi ilaf anRrifa unb mar
lett beifen iinunterbroden cine Gin.
mobnerin nfier Stabt. Im 5. Npril
1855 ebeli6te lie &errn Senrp 2iGb.
be. Sen b%efonnten Sooaipoiier 80.
brifanten nit meldlelt lie in gIiif.
lider Che lebte bis Dor 5 Sabren
ser 5po oem @emabl bon Dannen
ricf. Seitbem bottc Die nlnmebr
9eritorbene niir Den ein5igcn 8intid
nit bcfn Gnbinseidieoelpen pereiti
!, All perSen. 9a ollie 2~ebenSlnit per-
, loren iIiuonoen tire Sorpcrfraitt
unb hoifte nod longem Sied,tbutf
lie orn Gicnstoa @beno Inn s llbr
ibren @eiit uis. Elm Ilter pull SC
Sobren Z @ornten uiro % Sasel
erreihenb.
Ole @eritorbene NOR Mitglieo oeS
/ ;srmlcnpereiis Ger ct. &nulS &c
} mcinSe uno miro berte Gadmittag
Inn 3 libr Die 8~eeroi9rne BON Del
airde aus itattfinSen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01

Gir @e6riiner @olerticn iueIdc
Dor Idngerer ;3eit in Yife Gollntp &C.
gen Den &~erf6ltier megen oes ibnen
uertouften GiaIbengites einen Grp5cB
neil Ons CHER Der Gar.
antic nidt erttiprof, baben oen Gro.
jeB %gciponnen mo lnuroen linen bic
5umme bon $1,000, tpeIde iie be5obI
mitIanmt Dem Giel aueeiprodcn..
anghit @rof melder in ilrics
rcr Gruderei fidD Sum Sdriitiescr,
9rlifcr II. Observation-Disclosures aus.
gebiloct, hat in ailr5moll, aaniaS in
elmer groben 9r,rferei cine nit gro
Ben Observation-Disclosures perblinoe-
lie 5telle ongetretel. Iu9lit lit ciu
braper, fleibi9er iunaer Maru mel
der I'M 2ebcn Beifdftlidelt Grfolg
bn6cn miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01
Geninssa6ler fir SaseOnabe GOnntp.

Serr Clarence u. 8ornes Genius
superintendent fir ben 8. GongreB-
beBirf bat foleenOe @rncrmlulgei fiir
@asconaOe Gounip gaua1t:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-02-12
MEMORY EXETER.

Mr.. Rnrcuckle was an absent
minded man He would forget
If he used memorandum he
wonld forget that tin dates had
passed. One day as hs left home
his wife reminded him Of an i'm.
portant matter demanding inme
diate attention.. A happy thought
struck him. 1t was a Erw form OF
the ''red string" but it was ten fo
one better; be would turn a finger
down into his left palm and keep
it there ill he had accomplished
that mission. It worked line. lie
was proud of his genius.
On another day he arrived at
his office with two fingers turned
down. Still his scheme worked
After he had been working this
memory EXETER plan of his for
some months he arrived at his of
flee one day with both fists clinch-
cd. Fearing to break the thread
of his mt mory should he opened
his hand TO use pencil ~ making
memoranda, he called 4 clerk and
dictated as he reIeas. finger by
finger. He got along pretty well
ill eight Of he prisoners were re
leased.
The little finger and the one
next to it are still qnrled up in thu
palm. palm Of his 'sff hand 50 his
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-02-12
A BOAT RIDE.

Last Sunday a party Of young
ladies and gentlemen of this city
took a boat ride to Jeanerette.
where they spent a pleasant after
noon. Those who composed the
party were: Misses Marie Hcbert,
Alma Greig Of New Orleans, Emily
Greig, Leila Mestayer, Marie
Gr.ig Rita Mestayer, Mrs. Willie
Lourd, chaperon; Messrs Fred.
Indest, Edwin Mestayer, Geore"
Mestayer, Murphy Fonteroy, Gas
ton PatOut and Lucius Brown.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-02-12

On Wednesday morning be
tween two and three o'clock the
fire alarm rudely disturbed those
who faln would have slept off the
fatigue nf the Mardi GraE revel-
rleS of a few hourS before How
ever contrary to the prompting of
tired nature il may have been,
onr voluntary iitemen responded
with commemorate promptitude to
the call Of duty and rendered a
service 10 The city and individual
property holders that will long le
remembered They saved this
city from a horrible fire scar.
Some time after Two O'Clock The
stable boys were awakened and
found that the building was alire
in the loft. The fire had made
such progress before il was dis
covered that it was impossible to
arrest it with the help and facili-
ties at hand After tuning in an
alarm every effort was made to
get the horses and vehicles cut Of
the building. This was done sue
cessfully in the mex Of time.
To those who watched HE de-
velopment OF this fire, while await
ing the arrival Of the fire comran
les, time dragged very slowly. 1t
soon assumed proportions which
threatened lie safety Of the new
Eureka Hotel and The splendid
EikS Theatre and home After
the arrival Of the fremen it was
only by the hardest fighting that
these two three story buildings
were saved. The iron roof Of the
stable, which saved it from burn-
ing when he Eureka burned ont
some months ago, this time saved
tie neH Eureka from greater ex,
posure aud proved a factor Of no
small consequence in ceniining the
fire 10 lie baildiug Of its origin.
The Eureka igulied ard vas at
one Iint altlaze inside Oh he sec-
ond il,or. The casing- Of the o),
enings ~c,e badly cl,arrei and the
lile reached Tie wall paper inside.
The EMS building Jared much
The saIne-sasl, ana frames III that
pa,t Of the building in which the
stage is located were burnt out
Mf Fishers loss was, constitut
"a in he building and a large
amount Of feed. This loss was
partially covered by insurance.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-02-12
TWENTY RED FISH,.

Yesterday morning a fisherman
came in from the bay with beauti-
ful 10: of reddish. He had twenty
Of them and the smallest weighed
s pounds. The largest wOnld weigh
probably half as much more. "A
peculiar fact was that he had no
other kind of fish. They were
caught with the SEINE and repre-
Sented the extent of his luck for
that day. They were brought IN
carefully p2cked On ICE and were
quickly sold out after beng ex-
posed at the Central Market.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-02-12
M'ILHENNY LOSES
TRADEMARK FIGHT,
Decision Of Court of Appeals
Against Government Off,
cial.


The Court of Appeals of the
District Of Columbia settled a
question that has been raging
throughout the country, when, af-
ter a hard contested legal battle,
1T rendered final decision in fa-
vor of the New Iberia Extract of
TabascO Pepper Company, c. +.
Moss, president, against the Nell
benny Company, of which Civil
Service Commi ssioner John A.
McIlhenny is member and was
at one time manager.
The decision was handed down
Tuesday and :be transcript Of the
record has been delivered to Mr..
Moss.
The controversy involved a
question of the validity of Nell
henny's Trademark registered in
tho United States Patent Office
The decision of the Commits
siOner of Patents was sustained
10y the Court Of Appeals and the
Mcllhenny's Company's trade.
mark was ordered finally cancel
led. In this connection damage
suit by the New Iberia Extract of
rabasco Pepper Company against
The McIlhenny Company for $780,
900 is now pending in the District
Court at New Iberia. La which
is the domicie Of the competitive
concerns.
These two concerns practically
supply the world with Tabasc0
Pepper Sauce Washington, I'd.
c.. Times, Feb. 5, 1910.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-02-12
GUARANTEED BY
THE GOVERNMENT.
A Pure Whiskey, Rose of Or
leans, Distilled and Bottled
by the Louisiana Distillerv
Co., Of New Orleans, La =
Special Thirty Days Sale.


In this issue of TIE lberIan will
be found the advertisement of the
Louisiana Di>tiIery Co., OF New
Orleans, who make the readers of
this paper a generous offer, espe-
cially those who like and enjoy a
pure family and medicinal whis,
key.
They will ship expcess prepaid
in the state of Louisiana four full
quarts of The "ROse of Orleans,
pure whiskty distilled in this
state, bottled in bond and eight
years old. 1t bears the govern
ment stamp which is guaranty
of its rurity and being 100 proof.
There is no better whiskey for less
than one dollar a quart. The
"Rose of Orleans is a splendid
whlskey for the sideboard, the
home, and the medicine chest, and
must not be in any way connected
with the cheap whlskey that is be
ing shipped over the state.
The Louisiana Disullery Co is
one of the Oldest and most reliable
distilling houses in the South and
Ibis state. This special sale for
thirty days, at an unheard of price
for pure whishey, and is only done
to introduce the "Rose of Orleans"
to the trade. Order today this al
may not appear again. (s