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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03

Zen tDifc 6runprins, iom for Ii
oer beiil,oer its pao en- 9feiie omfring
Soroen, bar plitbielig maottct aibrp.
Sc i'm Heiie oa perbe hient. 0ettc
me6oeltes / Sir$bass ofiicielt / Der
lin. aeiierpnrret tor nemIig life ub-
iptrc aronprinien Tor Den aiiotiife
9ploepeIt, iom / benne Sio berier
poINiomt / oct iicrne Siten. Spife
oiplomatiite HeprGiertanter bar iaoet
/ Oporag al llotaIc lin @efluge!ic
oper bernie npOtuungrf SoranOriu1
/ programmed o%perior Hegieringer.
ne / aina, Sapan % &c 6~oreneoc
Stdter, boiS aolonier aronprinlen
hopoc ogtct at beiege. aronpriuIen
er pan i'm Heiie tommet iao lanat
iom til Snoiert, bpor hn bl. a. bar
oeItoset / Ell Siacriaat % neolagt en-
itor Siger. Sra @aIfutta penoer
ban M bircftc biem til SpifIaub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
st nfeilbarltgt
Npremtbbel
ut iiffert Riootl, Der foraariager en- Smuelt=
ming | ScbauoliHg Of Npreipgoomme,
Hhenmatisme on SlgrepnNtr.

SisIe 9aaitanoe er life pperorepne. Ser
er ingen Ruopenbi9be0 for at sipre bette, ba
enboer Wano % &piupe, Der fiber Of gtpres
% 8l9%reipgopmme eler &beumutislne, fan
beoile bet ineen "a Elmer peo at i~prItaffe ell
fri gaffe al Or. 3erbr's aionep Bills /
hpilfetipmbelit Nppthef.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
Gn eicnSpmmelis Scniatiunsias

Gu eicuSummGlig Scniatiunsiag
blep / Srsoags oigiort al Hetten /
2orbou. So5cn par anogt al Song
@cora imob Ell Marlo peo 9Sapn 60
maro 3. MpIius, Der por mflaget
Tor at hare itoipreet gngano grem.
plarer al Gbiparb Sames'S Barrier.
bIao ~9iberutor", iom ~inbeboIot en-
artifel. bpori Scr bIcp paaitnoet, at
Song @eorg / 1890 iom Yrins al
@oles uitber Ct 9eieg puo Gen
0faIta blep moraanatiif uiet iii 30.
miral Sir Wtidacl Sepmours 9Ioite
Odtter. &roncu isrte iom SiSne
bIanSt andre Montreal Seymour, Der
piolpSe. of bans rloite Oatter. iom
M er aiit meo Marinefaptein &a.
pier, alSriJ bapbe i@t aongen isr |
1898. % ban beisgte aonirulrn /
Yortsmoutb. Sans anSen Oatter.
Der SeSe / 1895, hnpoe alorig inuffei
mcb aong @eora. % aonscn iom
@rins al @ales | 1890 beisgte MaI.
ia. par inaen al abmiraIens Sstre
Der paa Gen. Get tos Surpcn fun
ct Rieblif at fietoe anflaseSe itpI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03

Saa atlantis / Nfrifa? Sra Ger.
lin meooeles, at SEQ Srobelius, Sc
oeren al en- init neutrality-suspicious.
/ airitus Snore, bar giort enoel
Iuno, iom ban merer ma pGre
&ibnesbpro ON, at Yldtos beremte
Sognlam0 atlantis maa babe ligget
/ oct peitIiJe gGfpatorialafrifa. San
bar nemlig firnoet ct Glosammelt
greet 9iaeobuggerarbeiOe, ct Wanos.
bopeb al 9ron5e, ion foreitiaer ben
Sapguo Eoieioon, % ban me.
rer bette naa befrpfte De gannle
TRADITION nom Ell grGif Snpaiion /
ATLANTIS ngnng tilbuge / Den forbi.
i~toriife Sib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
Oct nnpaIate Varlament trooSte

Nef nbbaI9fe Earlament frno6fe
Sirsoogs ianrmen / 2onoon iroen no.
gen itsrre Geremonier. SeIpe ocn
bsitioelige aobning meo &ongens
SpI9Sring al TrortaIen piI oerimob
isrit fruoe Steo n9fte Mnnoag. s
Melemtioen uiI De politiife @rupper
boloe Wsoer % IGgge fine 0taner
a~ngdaeroe Sesiionens itsrite % pig.
tigite Sa1: 3egieringens Sorilag
ON at berspe Soerbuiet al 0etorct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03

Manncl faar Benton. Sra Sis.
labon meobeles, at ben propiioriife
portigiiiife &egierins bar beili,ttet
at tiIitaa ben aiiatte aon5 MamleI
Ell Teuiion, Der iparer til $1,000 ON
Wameoen. en- a~nuisning pou Den.
ne Sum for Mtaaneoernc Sftober,
Nouember % December or aIlerebe
blet ienbt TIL bans Spbolositeo /
england. Oct bar Soreitiainger ira
&egieringerne / England, Spanien
og StaIien, iom fit Den portugiiiife
Heeiering til at nbpiie. oenne 2ibera.
litet operior ben %aiiatte 8onee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
&anife life iaa gal abe. On TINT

NuHIe MT Tuu BuI Sue. On IUIf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. peb 1aplr Srii
Panline @orner far / ct inf 1ibs-
ifrift ifrepet en- artifel, bpori bun
paa oct frafti3ite agiterer for tpiin-
get Susarbefoe for Yiger paa iamme
Wlauoe iom De itirge IGnb ct bit
Siosrum er %tpungne til at giere Mei.
Iitprtieneite. 90 bpis ma i1ogeit
Steoer | 8erben fan oirfeIiggiere
Sanfen ON at iibbanne Susmsore
paa Mtilit9rpis, iaa maa oct p9re /
Wfilitorismais S9oreIano Spiflaito.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

ners, in oeiien gnitliher Stube Die
Sitter, ebe lie ole ounfeln ShlufJten
Der Selien betraten, init aGie, Butter
uno Mfild iid labten, ooer lpas man.
dem, nod better ihmefte, nit Dem
i%t1rfenben Soft bes alten Rbeins,
ben Der Saisbeiiser fir cole 81itc
ei9ens bon S~trabburg besogen.
Sier bate Der Sitter friibmorgens,
bepor er in Den 8cbirgsidlubten bas
cole Weibmerf periltd)t, icine >8feroe
5uriifgelaiien. 9ieie nm in gm!
pfana 3u nebmeit, uno nebenbet, bis
lie geiattelt mo ge5dnrnt maren, Ben
trodener 8aumen nit Dem Sait Der
iiberrbeiniiden Sraube Sil erfriideu,
lenfte er leine SuBtritte Der Serberge
81, ieiaen gegleitern minfenb, ibil
5i folgen, bob fir Die iibcritanocne
Wiibe bes 2oges audi ibneu eii tiid).
tiger Sabetruuf 81 Sbeil iperoen
moge.
.Sorf!" Iagte Ser Sitter Ieiie, uls
er Der Serberge nabe gelllig ltanb,
Inn Gin Singen uno Sooeln froblider
3ed)er aus Der Stitbe oeutlih pcrneb-
men 81 fonnen.
oGs iinO mobl Iiitige 3iiri6er,"
enteegnete Hiipreft. Der 9%eibfnappe,
Der bereitS bonn Seniter, ollrd bas er
ben areis Der @eieaidaft an Sed).
tide gemuitert, 81 ieinem Serrn 5u.
riiffam. .9ie St1Dter," iubr er III.
ter lautem 2afen fort, Limo gar
tiihtige Spiirbunoe. Zen erlegten
8emsbof, 10 iebr 8rau Bertha BON
Megensberg ieiner bebari, I'M NOR.
gen bic pielen Sitter uno gbelleute
iGttigen 81 fonnen, moQt' id nettcn
segen einen Silbereroihen Die Sein-
idmeder batten idon LANCE oe, foit-
boren 8beinwein IN Der 9soie, uno
iinb nun %gefommen, baS cole Sc.
trdnt peg6uifnappen, 10 Dab Der
slrnolb bonn Welfnapf, nnier Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

beni6aft, Scr @urm beines itolSen
llnmlitbes miro, eubli6 nod Ill Dem
Scr5en beincr 9attin ltagen."
Sbr1neu, Die Die frommc. sGrtlife
Gbefrnu nidt nebr pcrbalten forr,te,
infJte tic on Der 9rliit bcs &itterS al
p%crbebler, inbcm lie ibm cilig ben la
deln6en, oen SbnterS Der Wltter
nid)t Der tebenoen anaben 5iriifgab,
ibr Intlis inter ieiite 5alsfraulc perr
barg, lnb lattge, LANCE lpcintc.
Golden mebmiitbigen 8efiihleL
pie lie in oieicm IngcnbIifc in benz
Ser5en ieiner 8emablin Doreingen,
fonnte Der Sitter niht miocritebcrl.
gr iilfte nit @orter, 10 ianft CT lie
geben fonnte. Ste @einenoe 5u BERT.
biaen, legte enbIi6 bas geripred)en
III ibre &anO aiito periiegelte es nit
einem m6nnlif fraftigen Suite, in
3ufi,nft init friihcm Mlltbe ben
Sang .5u Stol5. Wibmut9 rntb Grab.
lerci befdmpien 5u polen.
Der ~&esensbcrger bate audi fir
Die nddite Submit @prt gebolten.
llno ie mdhtiger er iparo an 9ano
ltto 2eiiten oeito meniger pernabm
man ein itol5 8erebe aus ieincm
Mfunoe, fpie er eS Ionit getban; uno
ME bernerfte MAJ, an linn cine sc.
bdroe bes Sod)miitbs, nit Der err iiber
anoere lid erboben, beer mobl gar Die
nieoeren Stanbes beleibiget b1tte.
SAB er in elmer Gitterberberge, lino
famen bic Sd)meihler, Die aitS lei.
nem aritge tranfen, nt,b Iobten ieiil
berrlib 2anb, unb prieien .ieinen
&eiftbum on itarfen, prdftigen
gurgen--ba prablte er nid)t. mie fri.
her, ipenrt er ben Sumpen leerte mo
i'm 5eritieb an ben goloenen Sporelt
unb bobnlahenb einen neiien be.
gebrte-ionoern er nabm gar oentii.
tbie ben SUIT bonn 9opfe, faltete an.
bdhtie Die S1nbe iiber Der gruit, nno
CAB 8ott bic gbre. inbem er iagte:
Ia mid Der Iagiitise geIegnet. min
ib ibm aae5eit banfen. unb az meirl
Sab uno @ut nift anbers %betradten,
ais elm @eidenf aus ieiner Sano, bas
err mir geeeben, tpeislif nno geniig-
lam 81 genieBen unb qnberen mitSu-
tbeilen. auh ioa es 10 balten mein
Sobn. Otto, ipenn Der Segen bon
oben auf i'm iibergeben ipirb, iino
ioaen es 10 balten feline ainoer rnb
&inbesfinber. 10 pabr mir @ott belize
,lnb iein beiliges @ort."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

9em Sitter bon 8egensberg uno
ieiner 8amilie lparen ieitbem man.
der CONNER uno @inter. mander
6riblitg ino Serbit in ieIiger Gin.
trat)t rno obne Die geringite Sto.
rilng oes buiisliben 8liides bon lei.
ten Der befannten SeelenidmGd,en
oes erIteren babingeidmunoen. Srall
gcrtba meinte nun ibon, Die ebemals
10 tiefen @unben in benz Gbarafter
ibres 8emabls ieien 10 iifer gebei[i
nno 10 poafommen pernarbt. 6aB an
einen Hiidfaa in Die seiGbrIife
6ronfbeit nimmermebr geoa6t mer.
ben oiirie. 9ieie Weinung mar ibr
nad nib nah INN 10 mebr Sitr Sc.
IMPLICIT gemorben. peiI lie an Git.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

boIo ielbit bann nidt, pentt er geie.
gentlih ober abiibtli1 burb beleioi-
genSe Iusbriife bon benahbarten
goeaeuten e~rnieorist nuroe, Den
ibndhiten 5rnfen gum Iusbrude
elmer leioenidaftlifen Slamme be.
inerfen fonnte. Maein, gerooe ba
Tie lid i'm Bette ieligen Slides ain
iiheriten elaiibte, NOR lie Dem aiim
mer unb Ser5eleib hires b1usliben
3uflinft am nGdJiten; llnb in benz
@uaenblife, ba tie ibr SerS nit Dem
@eoanfen on 2iitbolos ritterlif Be-
nebmen erauidte, er5eliete bieier, III.
tre,t ben ibiisenoen W1tten oes
SimmelS uno ieinen eigenen Dor.
iGsen unb berleitet BON Dem boien
@eiite Der 8rabliu6t, Der alf's neiie
ieine Seele al beberrihen begafn,
elm ifpar5es llngebeuer bes 8rams,
Der oas SerS Der leibenben Satin 81
einem iriiben Sintpelfen per5ebrte.
Der Sitter ipar ausgeritten, einen
jungen 8emsbod 5u eriagen. Die
Goelfrau batte es ielbit semiinibt.
Denn es iparen auf ben anoeren Gag
piele 8aite geIaben, fnbolf, Der
Sabsburger, elm ebler @raf bon Sil.
geubfrii9e nno araft unb bieoeren
Sinnes, pesbalb CT aiib iebr BODICE.
aftet ipor bon Ioeligen uno 8emei.
men, bon Staotern uno 2anoleliten;
lllrib bon H~e9ensberg, 2iitbolos
gruber, Der Reu.3egensberg be-
ipobnte, Die Sitter bon Sofenburg,
Srieorih unb @ilbelm, 2iitboIos
Germanote, Die allf Der felten Burg
l~l5naberg Oh Shmeridbofen auf Der
Sobe Bauleten, ltnb nod manb an.
oere goeQelte, alle NIT ibren Srallen
nno eripadienen &inoern; Dann
gerhtbolb, Der glbt bon Sanft 8al.
len, nit einigen 8eamten irnb Mon.
den ieines aIoiters. Der fommenoe
Gag ioate ia elm 5reubentag iein fir
bic 9eipobner bon Negensberg nno
ale nadbarlihen eoeleute, Die an
Dem Slide 2iitbolos ber5lihen an.
tbeil ttebmen moften. Der Sitter
nollte morgen ben @eoGdtniBtag an
ienes utperseblide, frobe greigniB
feiern, oa er Dor iieben Sabren nit
benz liebenspiiroigen 5raulein Ser.
tho om Sraualtare geitanoen.
Ha6 Wittag in Der britten Stnnoe
perlieb Der Sitter nit ieinem 9eib.
fnappen Die @ebirgsi6luften, in De.
nen er tapfer uno unperoroiien bonn
friibelten Mprgcn an geiagt bate;
nnb ibm folgten einige &eitfnebte,
bic abmehielno eiten erlegten Gems.
bod aitf ibren Sfiiltern babertri.
gen. Der Sitter mar gutter 2aune;
benn iein ibarfer Yfeil, nit Shiisen.
fllnit abgebriidt, bate DaS cole Wilb
getroffen; uno er ireute ii6 idon i'm
torails bes freunbliden 2dhelns lei.
ner @emablilt, npmit lie ibm beim
8iafomm ibren 9anf iiir Den f0Itli.
den 9raten 5ilm morgigen Seltmabl
ausbriifen mer6e. Woblgemut6
itimmte er in bas Sagolieb NIT elm,
oos, bon ieinem 9eibfnappen unb ben
Heiiigcn geiuugen, ourh bas 5bal 1T
Die Sblnhten biueintonte, unO bon
Den Bergen III breiiadem edo 5lt.
riiffnm.
sfm Sitbe oeS nieoerIten Siiaels,
al Der Steile, oa Der @~ebirasiteia iiir
Saecr unb Sirtcn lid aam1blif bin.
an3iebt nebeu Dem Selienbett elmer
murmelnoen Gilcle. Die sur 3eit Der
H~egengiiiie. ODER menn Der Gdnee
auf ben Soben nit einem Male ser.
idmilst, gum reiBenoen Sersitrom al.
Dahit--itano oas Sans zines sleIp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05
" - -
3meites piteI.
Der feline Ettp, bic 2nit Der Gltern.

@elhe 8reroe Bertha bon 8esens.
berg bel Der Sinnes1noerrng ibres
GemabIes senoB, l1bt iid niht be.
ihreiben. Sft fniete lie am MItare
IN Der ShloBfapelle bon &egensberg,
utter ben iiibeiten 8reuoentbrGnei,
benz slmGhtigen ibr 9anfsebet bar.
5ubringen, nobel iie, Del, fleinen Otto
auf ibren Mrmen, selobte, ibr einSi.
ges liebeS SobnIein in 10 treuer.
hriitliher W%utterpflege auferSieben
81 pollen, baB er bereinit bas @obl.
gefallen @ottes uno Der Segen ieiuer
Wiitmenihen peroe.
@eil es in iener Belt Sitte tpar,
bab bas Sobnlein zines Ritters Bis
81 enoe ieines iiebenten 2ebensjab.
res unter Der Iiifiidt iinb Obiorge
Der Srauen blieb-in fonnte Bertha
nod @uni6 uno Niaen Die gr5ie.
bitng ibres geliebten ainbes pom lei.
ieiten @riuaten ieines iungen @eiites
an letter. unb ~beiorgeu. sic that es
AUDI nit iolh eifriger MlitterIiebe,
baB tie Die meiiie 3eit ielbit nit benz
&naben iif beihdftiste, nlo i'm iel.
ten nit ieinen W1rterinnen allein
lieB, Die entrpeoer miirriid) iiber feline
nngeborene 2ebbaftigfeit ourf)
3mang in iteife Sormen bic gnsbil.
bung ieines &orpers beihrdnft, ODER
abersldiibiih burh Gr31blinsen ge.
ipeniterbafter W1rden uno grania.
mer Worbseihidten Die gntpidIumg
zines ritterlid mittbigen Settles in
Dem &naben gebemmt uno bic ertpa.
henben @efible ieines Ser5ens fir
bas Cute unO Shone itunpf semabt
batten.
Wit ieoem Gage entfalteten iid,
mie Die &elt)bl1tter elmer ilngen, 3at.
ten anoipe, bonn Sriiblinsstbau be-
goIlen uno bonn iparmen Sonncn.
ihein belebt, INNER mebr uno mebr
bic flariten 3eifen forperlid)en urtb
geiitigen Wadiens OH Dem a"inmut6iget
&naben. Inter Der disqualification
YiIeac Der Mutter bate or oas brittle
Gebensjabr polenoet. Ga iaB er
ibon gans mutbig utb fr6ftig alti
ieinem bol5ernen Summelpiero. nnb
mari Die 2an5e 10 seididt nah Dem
3iel, oos ibm Die Mutter porgeitcdt,
oab Der Batter, Der poblgef1llig benz
Spicler 5uiab, inter lautem 2afer
ben anaben su iif rief, iino ibm fir
einise Minuten ipobl gar iein eigcn
Sdmert %unbdngte, nit Dem Der
anabe, Oh es ibn aud fat 81 gooer
5og, 10 germ ipieltc.
Sn ienen Stunben aber, Die Iid)
burh ernitere Stille aiis5ei6neten.
beionbers in 'ben feirliden Morsen.
itunben, ober abenbs, mcnn am mar.
men aamine Mutter unb Sobnleiu
aiif Den Batter barrten, Der oft Dor
Sagesanbrnd idon auf Die Saab &c.
ritten-ertbeilte Grau Bertha ben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05
Hbtung, Wertbe Cefer!

NtEa
Nm iee 3erIe hes 8Oientranses pum Seiisien altarsiaframent
bat Der 81. Sater eiuen ablas BON 800 5asen sefnhpft. Den Sers
ansgcberr bmier Setting lit AIT eiucr gr6Rrrcn Verbrituna Der An-
naht Sum Scutghen aftarsiaframente iebr selesen nnb cs 1T ibr
Wnnfh, hab irber 9cier fh ben pbengcnannten 3pienfrans perIfafic.
SeSrnt 8denfrana lit en 3etel NIT Der idsenocn Grnaruns
bciselcgt:
Noienfrans bonn 9eili8iten 9tItarsiafrantent.
(approbirt ar 80. 9ai 1911 bon Gapt yius Ky
9seoaiae: - 9e seihise Communion.
r9a i'd Did Jest nbt enpfansen fam, Gu, mein Scins in Der
~. Gpmmuaiau. 10 tousmu, setiiser @eie in men @erS uno made
RS Sstn fir tnmss."
9at jeher 9erle (btefer Ssofenfrans sablt beren 33) bette:
nSefns I'M Seilgien Mtarsarament, erbarne Gid nnier!"
t5er 81. Batter bat Der sansen WIt einen NbIaf ppn 800 gagen
beiuiatst, nno smar 10 pt has. ubise 0ebct auf elmer Der 33 Yerlem
seiprpden uirb)
Scnc, welde ben 8otufrans ppn Sehisaem anarsiaframent
ieben Gag baen. babem antbril ait ether h. aaeHe an iebem Dpm.
nerstag ub 5reitas. aaH EE. 4 HI j
Dieter 8pienfrans lit nidt seiesnet, fann aher pn irsenb enem
ErHfer geicgnet mcrbcn.
Der gCnannte HufenfrnnS fann sm trgenb pelher SGt nnb an
irsenb wcIhen Srte sebaet perben.
1tniere aekr f5nnen fd ben Sioienfran3 pm &eiisnen altars=
iaframente iOwie bic gaebaine ucrfdaifen, inoem tie IL Gents (,pelhes
Der wirfihe aohenpreis fir Ipicnfran5, @ebaiae. Tprtu, miu. III
an bic fOloenbe &oreRe ienben:
Mptbcr supertpr,
aEs Siitatiun Acabemp,
Snbuane, Soma.
Der 81. Batter hat ben senanmter Spinfraus nmb abIak nit
benz foIgerhcn S~anofhreben bcgleuet: 81
,Sen geliebtrn gldnbisen, melhe nit SnbrnnI bas 2eben nnkres
SeIanoes Setus Gbrifns bem geten bes Rpenfranses pu, @ctisfen
MtarsaHamente betrattcu, no in irsenb welher Spradc mad icoer
1ere nit Anoaht behn: ,Seins i'm Seuisfen altarsiaframeute, err
barme did nnier!". 9enen beriaisen mir eucn abaR pu 800 saseu,
unseahtet bes n@aptu prupriu" pum z. April 1910.
,Ser Vatian ant 80. gai 1911.
ISL 9ins PIP. X.".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05
2iitbolos prableriide GrsGblnns.

Critics 9apiteI.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-25

Owners of fine shade trees had better
prepare to do lot. of spraying during
the coming summer if they want to
save their trees. The tree sharps say
that all indications point to a return
Of the cotton moth in large numbers
this summer and that many of the
trees have not yet recovered sufficient
ly from the previous visitation of the
pests to be able to stand another long
siege of the moths.
Any factory which proposes to locate
in the new industrial subdivision need
have no fears but what everything will
be done by the city authorities to an
mex these lands to the city at the
earliest possible moment. The city is
perfectly willing to assume the obliga-
lions which will follow the annexation
Of this territory in order to help along
the work of the industrial association.
The situation is we'll understood by
the people of the city generally and
any promises along this line which it
is necessary for the officials of the as
ISOLATION to make in order to locate
any plant which in their judgment is
desirable will be carried out at the
earliest possible moment by the city.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-25
State to Give Better Protec-
ton to Automobiles and
Penalties Are Provided
EQUAL WITH OTHER VEHICLES

State Senator Bishops bill provid-
ing better protection for automobiles
and other motor driven cars has been
enacted into law by the legislature
and from now on the owners of auto.
mobiles will have a chance to cause
the arrest of people who wilfully in.
jure this class of vehicles. For some
time there has been a law in Wiscon.
sin to prevent the injury or defacing
of most classes of vehicles, but the
automobile, being of recent invention
was not included in the list of vehicles
protected by this law. The automobile
owners Of Kenosha and other cities
protested to Senator Bishop that the
automobile should have the same pro-
lection under the law as any other
sort of vehicle and to this end the
bill was framed. 1t provides that no
person may in any way tamper with
an automobile or any other similarly
constructed vehicle, remove any part
of it or deface any part Of the body
or the machinery and provides that in
case of conviction of such tampcrine
with the vehicles the defendant in the
case may be fined from twenty-five to
one hundred dollars. The plan of the
law is to make the automobiles safe
when left along the country roads
Malicious farmers in some districts
have deliberately defaced machines
they have shot into the tires in an
effort to stop drivers and committed
similar crimes and all of these will fall
under the new law and make it posi-.
BILE for the offender to be punished
even if the owner Of the automobile is
not able to collect for damages to his
vehicle.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-25

The wisdom of taking up the matter
of the renewal of teachers contracts
in all grades in the schools early in
the year is becoming more apparent
daily. 1t develops that several of the
teachers are not going to renew their
contracts in the Kenosha schools for
next year, but now that their inten-
tions are known, the committee on
teachers will have no difficulty in find
ing suitable teachers to take their
places long before their services are
needed. Had the matter not come up
until late in the summer after most
of the other schools had made their
contracts. with their teachers for the
coming year it might have been diff
fcult matter for the committee to have
found competent teachers for the
vacancies. The committee might have
found itself in q position where it
would have been obliged to take what
it could get in the way of teachers
instead of having plenty of time to
examine into the qualifications of all
applicants for these vacancies and to
select those whose records hold the
most promise of giving satisfaction.
Many of the designations received by
the board are to be regretted, but if
they must be accepted it is better to
have them come now than later.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-25

The prospects of lively row over
the attempt to change game wardens
in this county are getting better every
minute owing to the perverseness of
the present incumbent in refusing to
recognize that all political jobs go by
favor, in the long run, civil service or
no civil service. At that there are
many people in the county who have
no personal interest in the fracas who
will be inclined to agree with Mr..
Kleist that the men who are trying to
get his scalp should show up better
reason. for throwing him out of his
job than that he has run up against
some of the small fry politicians in the
course of his duties or that his activity
has been complained of at Madison.
In their eyes his activity is his chief
recommendation. IF the game war
den's department has been absolutely
''remOved from politics NOTICE the
quotation marks-what would the
deputy game wardens, Kleist among
them, be supposed to be doing if not
getting after the violators Of the fish
and game laws wherever they found
them or whoever they happened to be9
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-25

Kenosha county is third in the state
in the number of patients treated at
the state tuberculosis sanitarium at
Wales in the past two years, but that
is not to be taken as an indication that
the percentage Of consumptives is
higher here than in the other counties
of the state. Rather that the people
of this county, in consequence of the
good work done by the local commit
tee of the anti-tuberculosis association
and the vigorous campaign of educa-
ton carried on here, are more fully
aroused to the dangers of the disease
than are the people Of some Of the
other counties of the state and more
fully alive to the Importance of early
diagnosis and treatment of the disease
The showing made at the state SAM
tarium in the statistics on the work of
the first two years of the institution
just made public furnishes a powerful
argument in favor of the establishment
of the county sanitariums for the more
advanced eases of the disease. The
state sanitarium was never intended
for the treatment of advanced cases
but it has had to receive some of them
in spite Of the depressing effect on
other patients in the incipient stages
and almost certain to recover with
proper surroundings and treatment,
simply because there was no other
place where they could be received.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-25

The aldermen cannot be blamed for
being little confused at times over
the rapid switches in the preferences
of the property owners on some OF the
streets which are to be improved for
different kinds of paving material and
the fact that after a petition for one
kind of paving has been presented at
one meeting of the council, another
petition signed by the same property
owners as signed the first and calling
for another kind of material comes in
at the next meeting does not give the
aldermen any too clear an idea of
what the majority of the property own
ers really want. When the council is
finally convinced that the property
owners have definitely decided on what
they want and that the last switch
from one kind of material to another
has been made it can go ahead and
give them the material called for. The
property owners are paying for their
improvements and their wishes should
be deferred to in every case.