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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-01-05
Commander of knights of Pythias.

Commander of knights of Pythias.
9-Judge Belden reverses verdict of
Jury in Collier-Salem case.
11-Hospital Sunday observed at
Park Avenue church Archbishop
Messmer confirms class of 400 at st.
George church
12-W. H. Parry Jr., elected Wor-
shipful Master of Kenosha Masons-
Nathan B. Hyde murdered in Chicago.
13-Mrs. Katharine Van Wyck of
Milwaukee speaks before new Provi-
dent Association-Bert Fowler elected
Clerk of Modern Woodmen-Stormy
meeting of Kenosha Industrial Associa.
tion-Death of Ansel I. Dorothy
Death of Mrs. Nathan NJ Burgess of
Salem--O. d. butcher elected Dictator
of Loyal Order of Moose.
l4--Dr. j. B. Spaulding arrested in
! Chicago on charges of conspiracy
Henry j. Hastings and Judge Joseph
r. Clarkson form law partnership.
15-Warrant issued in Chicago for
arrest of J. II. Jones well known Ken
osha broker.
16-Judge Belden hears Kenosha s
plea for free telephone service Bold
highwayman holds up Miss Emma
Schroeder and robs Chicago and Mil
waukee office.
17-Death of Mrs. Mary Merten-
Dedication of new home of Danish
Brotherhood.
1S-Rev. Florence Buck resigns as
pastor of Henry M. Simmons church.
19-Hold up men loot station of
Chicago and Milwaukee Electric
Death of Mrs. Katharine Frekker-
City Council orders bids for trunk
sewer.
2o-Annual banquet of statesmen of
Chicago-Kenosha Hosiery company
Burglars rob saloon of Mayor Scholey
Anton Munko brings suit for $4,000
against N. r. Aliens Sons company
Kenosha Dramatic Club presents "Sev-
en- Twenty Eight
21-Schools Of the city robbed of
money from sale of Christmas seals.
22-Annual meeting of sales agents
of the Thomas B. Jeffrey company
Charrille Runals dies in New York
Frank Conley married at Waukegan.
2S-Inventory in Jeffrey estate
shows it to be largest ever probated in
the county-Death of Herman Dreifke.
24-Death of Mrs. Otto Beyersdor-
fer-Death of Mrs. Josephine Barbara
Werwie-Horse of John j. English
killed in railway accident at Ashland
avenue crossing-Judge Belden decides
"Free Telephone case against the
city-Death of John Buschmann.
25-All Kenosha joins in celebration
of Christmas-Fire damages Coliseum.
27-Masonic bodies of the city hold
joint installation-State Railroad com
mission notifies Kenosha Water com
pany that no determinations may be
made in rates.
2S-Death Of Mrs. Jessie Miller White
Ben f. Stahl named as undersheriF
of the county Walter Wells and Miss
Elizabeth Lyle Ivy married at Mem
phis, Tenn.-Daring attempt made to
burn store building Of Felix Ameche-
Movement started to organize Swedish
NJ. Z. church in Kenosha.
29-Residence of Rollie Wade des-
troyed by fire.
3o-Furniture for the new City Hall
purchased.
31--Announcement made of romantic
engagement of William Gottlieb and
Miss Julia Gottlieb-Annual meeting
Old Settlers club.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-01-05
Mo Lazy Children.

ft is now asserted that there n Nc
such thing as lazy child. There is
always some other explanation Of the
backward child. generally sickness or
hunger.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-01-05

Employer-And where did you get
your commercial education7 Miss
Wood B. Employed did the Christ
mas shopping for our entire family
Harper's Bazaar.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-01-05
AoNg 90 SuseeeA0.

If you want to succeed In the wori4
you must make your own opDortunt,
ties as you go on.--Jehn p. Cough
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-01-05

Wcman's True Age
A woman is as old as she looks b
fore Observation-Disclosures Gil
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-01-05

OCGOU6f
death of Hugh Cumiskey-Mrs
Cora Dosemagen Young drowned in
Milwaukee.
dedication of new Swedish Ban
fist church-Kenosha foot ball team
defeats Racine in first game of the sea.
son.
3-Edward Doleske attempts suicide
Death of Frank sampson-Death of
Mrs. Charlotte hke-Breens Park
sold to Rambler Base Ball club.
4ITorger Methen awarded $4,000
damages against Jeffery company-My,
thlcal Dletz army organized in Ken
osha.
John Goergen and team killed at
Central Park-Edward Petersen has
skull fractured while playing at Dur.
kee school.
bob Evening News dog dies
Death of Cecilia English Bailey.
9-Death of Solomon Moss-Tonv
Dapkews found dead in gas filed room
at Brassville house--Death of William
A. Werwie.
lO-Contractor D. Gaastra files pro.
test against city hall work-Frank
Runge held up and robbed on Milwau.
kee avenue-M. P. Whittier gets leg
acy of $4,000.
l2-schools of the city observe
Landing Day''-Mrs. George s. Bald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30

TROM the ranks Of labor comes cry
How may working girls be
= protected from the insults of en-
Movers and superintendents and others
in authority Who is to be planned
the men or some weak and unworthy
girls, who invite sucn insults anu
must all others suffer IN conse-
The wisest course for selfsupport-
ing girl 70 pursue in these matters IS
seIf-respect. Added to this, she must
he something Of philosopher, ana
learn to feel that maternal sentiment
for all men which viii enable her to
pity their weakness ana 70 heup tAelh
to higher ideals.
Instead of becoming angry and flying
into a passion Of indignation When an
employer or superintendent grows TOO
familiar, or becomes insulting, and
losing position in consequence, the
wise girl will endeavOr first to ignore
his meaning and to answer any direct
proposal he may make oy some lrrele-
want remark concerning her work
Oftentimes that viii forever put an
end to offensive advances on the man s
part. There are men VINO think IL
their duty and privilege to test the
honor and good sense Of every woman
who is not protected by a man ply
sically stronger than themselves.
The Girl In Earnest.
Having encountered some frivolous
and 1ltrty working SlLls, these men
take it for granted that every working
girl is inclined to the same faults. and
they regard it as their recreation to
put them to the test Once they re-
ceive proof that a young woman does
not care TO be addressed in a familiar
manner. they respect her and let her go
her way in peace.
Other men are made more eager by
this indifference on the part Of the
woman. and institute a series of atten-
tons calculated to storm the citadel
OF her self-respect and overcome her
scruples by continual mental assault.
When this type Of man is encoun-
tered a woman should say to MIN
frankly: Il am here to attend to hon
est work and to earn an honest living.
i want you to treat me as you would
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30

like your sister OF daughter treated in
a similar position. If you cannot do
this. I must ask you to ignore me al
together
1t is only the very base and despic-
able man who will pursue a woman
after she has given him as fair and
honest a statement OF ner wishes as
this, if that statement has been ac-
COmpanied by q dignified manner and
wOmanly bearing.
Many women talk virtue and self
respect while inviting Irritation by eye
and voice But the girl who is absO-
lutely in earnest in the matter, and
who attends to her work seriously, and
who is determined to keep herself
clean and worthy, viii succeed in max
ing her employers and associates treat
her with respect in 19 situations out
of 20, And she viii retain her posi-
ton or advance 10 a better one.
Good Angels on Watch.
There are. of course, occasional cases
man who is carried away with some
woman in his employ. where no amount
Of discretion or cOldness- or argument
on her part can hold him in check
When these cases occur the only
thing for a sensible girl to do is to
resign her position and find another,
even if a less desirable one. Good an
gels watch over the woman who is de-
termined to behave herself
do not believe that the girl who is
virtuOus and Industrious is ever COM
LsAeu 70 uls o4 S-aEN ION OF neglect
UnconsciOusly TO herself many a good
girl, with no thought OF WrOngdOinE
is flattered at heart by the pursuit OF
men. Even If she rebukes their ad-
vances and resents their proposals. she
indicates this secret sense of flattered
vanity. and men recognize it and are
encouraged by it to persist in their at
tentions.
1t is a perfectly natural instinct
which causes a woman to enjoy the
pursuit of man, but fl is an instinct
fraught with danger unless governed
by wise head and strong viii and
worthy ideals. There is no compliment
in being sought by a man who would
seek any other woman I'm the same DO
sitiOn.-COpyrigh 1911, American
Journal Examiner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30

from Decorating the dead any more.
This news which YOU had been careful
10 make known was to be a last adj
Vertsement of YOUR enormous wealth
But / who adored Odette and who
would mourn her forever could not
let her be put to rest loaded down with
all those barbaric gems. It seemed to
me an atroeiOus crime against the dead
TO compel her to wear forever Jewels
which she detested. presents from a
man she desDised.
mo. you had no right to do this She
was not to be buried thus branded, but
to be put to rest in her plain white
shrOud-
Il bribed your valet to put a sleep
ing draught into the coffee given to the
two nuns who were to sit up with the
body.
You were sound asleep in the night
when 1 returned to the death chamber
The nuns. overcome with the sleeping
potion. did not hear me. I was alone.
For the last time my hands touched
the dead. Ny dead. 1t was horrible
and still sweet I freed her from YOU
liberated her body from your prOfana-
ton, put an end to this atrOciOus ad-
Yerusement of your pretended sorrow.
i took the sOlttaires from her ears, I'M
fastened the necklace with my hands,
which did not tremble. I stripped
from her cold fingers all the rings,
with the exception of the one she had
worn when Young girl and I went
away, convinced to have performed a
sacred act
The next morning when the theft
was discovered. I was far away. and
my flight left no doubt as to who was
the guilty one. so that none OF your
servants were suspected.
"Since then the thief has lived in
another country under an assumed
name. The memory Of Odette still lives
in his heart and viii live there until
his last breath.
"As for your iewels-vOur Jewels
return them to you today. after 10
years You may give them to your Sec
Ond wife or sell them.
Il have the satisfaction Of having
saved Odette from the contact with
which these gems which came from
you and which. in SDite of the death
that set her free. prolonged the in
tolerable impression Of your detested
presence
He who 10 years ago was.
GEORGES ArgueiL"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30
SIDEWALK SKETCHES
By Howard Z. Ram.
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY

SOCIETY
widow futerlng
andS1 in single
with at least member OF the
Ladies ooan hold
the salary at the end the
the
member slowly
o.
with pulpit furniture Whenever low
he to
the ands
ministry
beende a
yielded salary skn OF social converse When the
of ebbd
Ladies Aid the with Wed baskets which are
in
The Ladies' Aid is the ieying station OF the
the kicks about the coffee and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30
A Day OF General Thanksgiving


5nn On Power working good would be
religious liberty praise little children take
refrain the responses the mountains Join IN
swelling antony Praise like
prayer the universal chords And PIppa speaks
universal
very out OF the primal nees
deity nale7on crafty, aeou devil is probably old a;
the good gods and Pta the evil ones
fruits SOL Of failures and empty
direct from The PuI n the Pilgrim g5
rocky coast and praised consisted chiefly
% nasnu as these were the same earnest brethren
Christmas presents in pursuance Of an ancient CUSTOM 1t
tine into the annual Observance washington sought give
popular the day genuine religious festival 70 uPL
and dependence upon higher washington and Lincoln
expresses the Pn Of the modern thanksgiving day.
PT0soa5 5 a b G saus SS 6n affords govern
his v as models Of governmental ethics philosophy inspiration,
guidance and ultimate control over the hearts,
washington proclaimed during that awful win
when his army was DESERVING when the colonies were er seeins
port when inFg s n fooS or on OF shel no arms ammunition
gdne sight into the dim future but only death and me rn
and defeat sqoang the spirit PTang the E Wasbngton
there nothing let but 1a ana - ooness the Door
in that darkest hour OF young nations TONS
tIavan these last shattered remnants b fa mon
he asked al the people Of the colonies 70 JON IN giving snoR 20
@ else could such an appeal be lifted II not to Goa Truly
the midst OF the erc struggle
Tennessee conflict the peninsula that Lincoln Just
after Gettysburg proclaimed DAY
Almighty God Like Washington Lincoln
midst Intrgue nlenaCea Dy nc
VI all
Of the churches and he displayed
Of Christians believe to be the son OF God
when 0"eo ms ne
manc He called the people
United thanks approached the
Of and bitterness these poor beings
chastened, humility the
spark Of greatness the ashes
af from which the perpetual blazing white
sRS i9d9 goeS anf be Hg i A again
NO. the % Of THANKSGIVING as expressed prOcaniOns
today than ever revival OF the ancient
evil SpIlt
Good So let it be- The words OF the aIteI
abe face heaven and eug ms
enemies praised gods him the evil And IN the hg
up nan was 1ll
neOwed
refined he breathed the fragrant
incense Of harvest little to the sense OF dee
Of the Spirit
Benehn yielding hubes Of creatures IN return IO hU
= ~. eo..ino
ne personal
Cod prime Force Spirit Of AL lan these nomen-
because OF the stirring OF te Spill
within The touching the OF Him whence all
return IN never ending cycle D
death beginning ana @ g
Who passing that universal hymn 10y
als with the
of child andoes she not
universal LANGUAGE forest and the little ryerE
philosophy We have known roT we
and ourey dim But believe PpPa
knows and praise and thanksgiving
that IS OF the SOUL the thirst t Is
thankness IS not the mere dge OF an 2-
service the spirit thrive on service as love grows WITH
the spending it.
They say the cav yal sense" Petriea maybea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30
HInInR. o. TIE DAY.

hear your daughter is going to
marry a duke" Yes: love match.
DO you mean to tell me she gets
him for nothing "-LOuisville Courier
Journal.
And now" said the teacher. I'VE
come to Germany, which is governed
bv the kaiser. Tommy Jones. what is
a kaiser2 pleas, M answered Tom
my Jones. "a stream of hot water
springin up an disturbin' the earth"
is my credit good here?" asked the
unkempt man leaning careIessly
bartender. busily polishing the glass
ware. Good enough if you want to
borrow trouble" Then the bouncer
got bUsy.-Puck.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30
IA Years Ago To-
~ From The Herald OF 1ov-
This Date 1897 Nny

T. E. Peters left this morning for
Denver.
Collector Davis has returned from
his ranch
Mrs. White returned today from her
Denver visit
Deputy collector Field, of Deming,
was here today.
Frank Clark returned this morning
from Washington
E. B. Fatman returned this morning
from an eastern trip
Judge ]. A Buckler. Of san Antonio.
arrived this afternoon.
A train load Of cattle came over the
river today for Taylor & Brown
Charley Wilson. a well known in
surauce man Of Denver, came in over
the T. P. this noon.
The White oaks terminal yard at
Fort Bliss has been completed and the
main line is one mile out from the
fort
Mrs. John Briggs and two daughters,
Of New York, arrived here today
There is a probability OF their locat-
ing here.
General agent b F. Hought0n. Of the
Santa Fe, went to Chicago on a busi-
ness trip to-day; he VIII be absent sew
eral days
County judge ]. r. Harper is now
hunting near Van Horn. Reports come
from him that the sport is fine, and
that quail are plentiful.
The Banco Commercial de Chihuahua
has opened a branch at Juarez with
AdoIph Krakauer as manager the
bank is capitalized at 100000
Engine company No. 1 held its an
nual election of company officers last
night J. B Badger was elected pres
ident, Frank Del BuOnO vice PRESIDENT
E. GemOets treasurer.
Contractor A L Roy was the lowest
bidder at san Antonio for the FL PasO-
Fort Bliss wagon road, placing his
estimate at S3339.35; the bid viii be
awarded to him
Gen Graham, commanding the de-
partment Of Texas, has ordered a court
martial 10 convene at Fort Bliss to-
morrow, at which such offenders as
are now at the fort VIII be tried
Governor Miguel Ahumada arrived
this afternoon from California I'M
mediately upon his arrival he was
taken By friends across the river,
where great preparations have been
made to entertain his eXcellency. Gov
ernor Ahumada viii remain over at
JuareZ tomorrow
Major Worthen, chief engineer OF
the 7. P, returned east this afternoon
He said that he had talked over the
matter Of the levee with the mayor
but that nothing had been decided
However, ne expressed himself pleased
with the proposed project, and thinks
that the building Of the levee viii sbe
but the matter Of few months
feel that in their Forthcoming report
they have succeeded in living up 10 this
l lacOufc summary OF their duties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30
The Daily Horoscope syTkH''rist
(NOvember 80

This is "sheep day the entering the Aries sign
AstrologeaIly sheep typify the common people, whose
privilege and duty to be led about to provide wool and
lamb chops and and otherwise enrich their shepherds, but
the celestial ram Aries is such sheep. He Is militant
leader his kind and when he in the ascendant the ndi
cations are that there going be lot of trouble for the
shepherds Today it is promised that leaders shall arise
from the ranks of the people, who shall make all
kinds of trouble persons in authority political CONNER
eal and industrial There is likely be revolt the
part of ultimate and urgent demand for re-
form public and corporate abuses The signs are dis
ncv hostile to those who ruthlessy have exploited the
public by Of special privilege and danger threatens
it would be fatal 70 have attackedthe pocket Under the
eba -,-iI in+o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
philadelphia Record.)

Even when she marries her ideal a
woman is apt to OutgroW II.
An agnOstic is a man who believes
in almost everything except religion
Stupidity may not be crime, but
the dull blade makes the ugliest cut
1t is perhaps better to build air
castles than to have no ambition at
at
No man would like to be considered
as merely a freckle on the face OF hu-
manity.
A gossip is a person who can read
between the lines Ezhe" There IS moth
ing there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30
One-Sentence Philosophy
JOURNAL ENTRIES.
CTopeka Journal)

lIOpeka JOurnaI.J
All women must answer to the
charge of being fickle-in respect to
their ages.
Marriages may be a lottery but its
prizes are mere numerous Jhan IT'S
blanks.
Altogether too many people pass
their time in chasing rainbOWs to find
the pots of gold at their ends.
II 1t were not for the disappolntments
of life the things giving satisfaction
would not be appreclaLed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30
[ JSc V.r7s Denatured Poem


atca TO
for
of Oubs
kOpec1s in OF some mails
health
thanks rafting books apen LIES
20 T. Ifenty, 1ibOey
blood
o.
and this
Copyright 1911 by George Matthews COaAII la<o.1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30
REFLEcTIoNs OF a BACHELOR.

The happier man could make. his
wife by taking her on a trip with hlIl'
the more she oughtn't TO. expect IL
The first time a girl is engaged she
is afraid other men viii try to thrt
with her; the next time Jnat Ihey
won't.
When a woman says she mas notn-
he nader than a hornet If some
body else said II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30
The "Gink" Says:

would fatal
leadership Of Aries the oks of ordinarily meek fearful sheep
army. sure their vaor may not endure lor
long enough to convince shepherds that there limits to
thence.
copyright, 1911, The Adams Newspaper servioe.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30

feel that in their Forthcoming report
they have succeeded in living up 10 this
lacOnic summary OF their duties
TomOrroW-Tariff Board Plans fOf
Future.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30
Says Be Sensible,
Girls
Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Selfish Men;
Cultivate Dignity an SelfRespec-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30

THIRTY-FIRST YEAR OF PUBLICATION
features and
west Texas Mexico e. ,
by HeraldN
PERCENT Manaser the
=
II B stevens J. A Snith J j.
Gennon f. Candy A Martin Felix Martinez
L harpe. P
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30

Tbe av the claw is eryazed sense" Petea, maybe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30

Some peop1e are still asking the hotel is certainty The
nno be made to believe that there any Mills building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30

Ps from Mexican the district where Za
OF the
IadeTo evidently expected to believe that the ao OF Ieq
fedsralos to the have
+5 Zas wounded the federal troops i
went to Mexico city ABOUT ue OaI
Of Samaayuca
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-30

4 Industry Has Been Traced From
Of Clothing.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
Fred Robbins was here la,

Fred Robbins was here last
week on a visit to his brother, s.
p. Robbins, and attended the
Fourth of July Celebration. Fred
was at one time local manager of
the Pierce Fordyce Oil Company,
but several months ago was pro-
NOTED to the head Offices in DIAL
las, where he made rapid pro-
gress and is now travelling audi
tor for the state. The many
friends of this young man will be
pleased to know of his success
and rapid promotions, and those
who know him best, realize that
he is not getting any more than
he really deserves.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
G.. J. Hudspeth, who has beer

G. J. Hudspeth, who has been
manager of the West Plains
Lumber Company's business at
this place for a number of years,
resigned his position on the 10th
of this month, and will seek an
other location, possibly on the
Pacific coast, if he can find any
thing in that part of the United
States that suits him. He will
leave in a few days on a pros
pecting tour and will be absent
several weeks. We regret very
much to see Mr.. Hudspeth and
good family leave our town, but
our best wishes go with them to
their new home.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

Mrs. G.. b. Overton and,daugh-
ter. Miss Ella, returned Satur-
day afternoon from a visit to rel
atives and friends in their old
home in Louisville, KY, and
report a very pleasant trip and
enjoyable visit.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

Will Jasper, who was raised in
Briscoe county, returned the first
of the week from Lubbock where
he was married recently to Miss
Crawford. We extend congratu-
lations. They will make their
home in Gasoline. Briscoe County
Herald.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

There will be a petition put in
circulation in this part of the
plains country for signatures,
asking the legislature to pass an
act reducing the price of all
school land. previously sold, to
the states original valuation or
not to exceed So per acre. If
such a law can be passed it will
be a great relief to the people of
West Texas. Yoakum County
News.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

WANTED To list some bar
gains in land in Lubbock and ad-
joining counties. have several
customers down here with the
cash, and am coming yS<there
in next 80 days with tfem, and
must have bargains to show them.
Ii you Fant to. sell, and will
price YOUR land right, ! can de-
liver tie goods. Give full de
scriptiJn as 20 ~iccation, and dis
lance I from Lubbock, if any
lakes, terms, amount of incum-
brance, and when due. j. A.
Craven, ll9 5 4th st. Waco. Tex.
40 #
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

j. w. Peeler, merchant Of
Meadow, Texas was here Mon
day. He reports fine rains in
his neighborhood, and crop
prospects are fine at this time.
A good acreage of cotton has
been planted, and is looking fine
at present.