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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-07-25
State Federation of Labor to
Urge Many Laws for
Betterment of Labor.
GAVE TO M'NAMARA FUND

In his annual report at the conven-
ton of the State Federation of Labor
Frank J. Weber, organizer, Milwau-
kee, made an ardent plea for the re
call of judges and attacked the courts
for exceeding the limits Of their
authority.
"The courts have stretched their
authority SO far, and have extended
their jurisdiction over matters which
they were never granted by the found
ers of our governments, (" he said,
that is quite natural that the people
are giving considerable attention to
devising methods Of curbing the courts.
1T is apparent that the people, act
ing through their representatives, can
enjoin the courts Except the supreme
COURT by legislating them out of ex-
istence in the several states; but the
safer way probably is to forbid the
courts to pass upon the validity of the
laws enacted. Then if the courts should
have the temerity to pass upon validity
of these laws, nothing more would be
needed to bring the issue between the
courts and the people to a speedy trial,
which would result in establishing the
principle of the rule of the majority.
ha af 1o4o
have aroused the people, so it is al
most safe to predict that within the
next ten years not a single interpreter
of the law will hold his position against
the will of the people.
SSThe honest judge will raise no OBJ
jections to the people being equipped
with the recall"
Five new laws for the better protec-
tion of workers were advocated by
Michael Levin, state attorney for the
federation. They are in brief:
An amendment to the law limiting
the hours of labor of women to eight
a day.
Amendment to the convict labor law
to exclude entirely contract labor and
to give instruction in useful occupa-
lions.
A minimum wage law.
Amendment to the workman s com
pensation act to provide definite COM
pensation for certain specific injuries
and taking away the defense of con-
tributory negligence.
Curtailing the power of the court to
alter verdicts in damage suits where
the damages can not be definitely as
certained.
Bills carrying these reforms will be
introduced at the next session of the
legislature.
According to the report of Secretary
Treasurer Fred Brockhausen the fed
GRAFTON during the last fiscal year re-
ceived $3,472.95 and balance of
$1,68S.61 remains in the treasury.
For the defense fund $1,756.1S was
received and $849.75 expended, leaving
$90643. There remains in the special
defense fund $151.45.
Under the heading of defense expen-
ditures the following items were not
ed: To the A. F. of L., defense fund,
Mcnamara case, 800; purchase of ten
bonds in, Socialist daily, 800. Under
general expenditures there appear:
Half share with Milwaukee Federated
Trades council in labor column, official
organ, $3.50; space in official organ,
English, $35.42; space in official organ,
German, $4,000.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-07-25
TAKE CENSUS BY AGES NOW
Report of Enumerators is Declared to
be the Best Ever Prepared in the
City-Result Indicates Large Increase
in Population of the City.
-

henosha has bb20 children or the
school age of between four and TWEEN
ty years. This is shown by the report
of the enumerators of the census filed
with Mrs. Mary D. Bradford, superin-
tendent of the city schools today, and
lit is declared to be the best census of
the school children of the city ever
taken. The city has 1854 boys of the
school age and 1866 girls This in
cludes the children educated in the
city schools and in the paroehial
schools of the city Of course, all of
these children are not in school. The
census shows that the number of chill
dren of compulsory age-between Z
and Is inclusive, is S042 and of this
number 2lSl are in the city schools
The figures from the parochial schools
have not as yet been reported, but
when these figures are in the members
of the school board will be able to tell
just how many of the parents are fail
ing to do their duty toward the chill
dren.
The report has many interesting
features. 1t shows that the third ward
lis the largest in the number of school
children by all measures In that
ward there are 1873 children of school
age The fifth ward is second with
total of 1920 children The report
shows that there are five students in
the schools who are over 20 years of
age and los in their fourth year. There
are 1858 children in the schools of four
teen years or over. This showing is
decidedly encouraging and the number
of children of these ages has shown
steady increase in the past few years.
This indicates that the tendency to
quit school and go into the factories
is not so pronounced as in former
years.
Mrs. Bradford in speaking of the
census this morning said: "There is
one thing that we are certain of and
that is that the census has been taken
in better manner this year than ever
before and while the increase in the
number of children is not as large as
some people had expected, we are alb
solutely certain Of our figures. There
are lot of interesting things in rela-
ton to the census and [ shall have
something to say about it later. To
begin with, there has been an individ-
ual card made for every child of
school age and in time we will have
all of these cards catalogued so that
we can compare them with the cards
in our own index of the children and
have a perfect check on all children
who should be in the schools of the
city
"We are just waiting for the re-
turns from one of the parochiaI schools
to make our statistics complete.
The work of taking the census has
taken more than four weeks of the
time of practiced men in this line of
work.
The report shows an increase in pop
ulation and figured ON the basis of
four inhabitants to each school child.
the census indicates that Kenosha now
has a population of 26,s00. The num-
Der of children of the school age in
the different wards is shown as fol.
lows:
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-07-25

The state fire marshal is keeping up
his war against the slovenly and dan
gerous habit of permitting the aceumu-
lation Of rubbish He suggests that
merchants should burn waste Of all
kinds from day to day as it is formed,
and not permit it to pile up, This is
good advice and if followed no doubt
will tend to decrease the fire risk
Evening Wisconsin.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-07-25
Joseph E, Dalton,
A sSaScnr Of Incnmn
GRADE TROTTER.

Formerly owned by Ed. G. Shepard
of Kenosha, now the property of A.
+. Mcneil of South Bristol, Kenosha,
Co., Wis. Carver will make the sea-
son at the stables on the Barker Pic
kens farm in South Bristol. Registered
No. 1914. Terms: so to insure live
fOal. WITT
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-07-25

John schwanke, superintendent of
the public parks, has begun the duties
of his new office and is now in com
plete charge of the park work in the
city. He promises to make the parks
the most beautiful in any city of the
country before the end of the year
for which he has been engaged.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-07-25

The city council met at the Danish
Lutheran church on Thursday after
noon in an effort to make some solu-
tion of sidewalk grade troubles at
that corner, but no definite agreement
was reached. The matter will prob
ably be taken up at the next meeting
of the council
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-07-25
Racine people are the limit.

Racine people are the limit. A
slick check artist passed a check
which had been cancelled in 1902 over
four people in that city. The check
had been punched SO full of holes that
it was almost impossible to read the
amount of it but the gullible Racine
folk kept right on cashing it just the
same.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-07-25
H MNY Mh gATTTe(uD N0Iu
THURSDAY, JULY rs, 1912.

Chicago is showing something new
in fines, but the fashion is never likely
to strike this city, A Chicago auto
mobilist has been fined in the police
court for driving too slowly
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-07-25
BARN WRECKED

John P. Thomey's barn in Pleasant
Prairie was wrecked during the late
wind storm, but he had wind storm
insurance with f. w. Reinold, He es-
capped loss. Moral: Insure with Rein
old. *dwj2o
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-07-25

The St. George congregation met on
Thursday evening and awarded the
contract for the architectural work
on the proposed new addition to the
school to Howard H Hahn. 1t is plan
ned to have the work started within a
few weeks.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-07-25

G. F, Bunch is spending few weeks
in Frankfort, Ind, demonstrating con
crete mixers for the Municipal Engi-
neering G Constructing Co. of Win
throp Karbor, Ill.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-07-25

The Thomas B. Jeffery Company is
conducting test of the new truck
being made at the factory. The truck
is being sent for 1900 nile trip, car
rying a ton load more than the rated
load
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-07-25

Mrs. A. Flsen Of Chicago, spent
Thursday afternoon in Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-07-25
NOTICE.

The Income Tax Board of Review
for District No, ! (Kenosha County,,
will be held at the court house in the
city Of Kenosha at 10 O'Clock a. NJ,
July 30, 1912.
Dated at Silver Lake, Wis, July IS,
1912.
Joseph E, Dalton,
M13 Assessor of Incomes.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-07-25

Yesl Brown makes the best photos
IN town. sittings a. m. to 4 D. m. If
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Sir $500 nod Seatdlanb.

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tunaen Ielblt. Die .Greie 8reiie fiir
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@ait uno fam iif riibuen, Mnct
fennuna lulo @iiroioune 5n finoen.
mie aug sablreiden 8rieiell al, uns,
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tie sic uSreie Breiie fir Seras"
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es lit unmogliA, in Gripotbriefen
eiue 10 eriinolide aufflarune unc
geidreibung oes fremoen 2anoes
al oe6en, mie oies sic uSreie Breiie"
anmodentlih TIT. Sir Den GERM.
aen greis pom $500 pe%rIenoen mir
portofrei unier reihbaltises $50.
henblati auf elm Sobr an ireetlo
cine @oreiie i'm anslanoe.
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oedt, Dor inn itano, baum flblte
or mieoer ltno INNER pieoer NJ
oen blouen Mueen ben uilausgeipto-
henen 8ormurf: v9as 1T audi eli
ner, Ser nid)t gebalten bat, mos
er periprad. g lit eben bod fem
gan3er aerI, Der Morl Der Ners'
fcbltl SD bait geoodt, er milroe
anoers ~neroen!" ltnb oonn manote
ii9 Satin mol fur5 ob, falm oaB
er fem aappden Iiiftete, fubr Der
Sei5er an als OBJ er ieinem Sn-
grimm bod nah irgeno elmer Seit'
bin 2uft MAIDEN miiBte, ooer grill
ielbit gu einer giienitonee, RIB Die
Geuertiir auf uno itieB in bie @lut,
oab Sic 5rnfen itoben.
Ser Satin liebte feline Mafhine,
liebte ieinen geruf uno arbeitete
IN linn, als Oh er's fir ii6 ielbli
t0tel l1no er, Dear, Der Sobn oes
9onles, Der Witteilbaber uno Der
@rbe seq @el6aftes er ginQ
lumber. pie EN- Sraumenoer, M.
luitig unb untatig, eebunoen unS
otbemmt, nit gefappten Sliigeln.
(SortIctung folaf.)
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guloenes SanSuerf.


Wenn man ipia bas Sanbiuerf luben,
Gast MAJ imnaer ifets babel -
lltb bamit tits bph erbpben,
Gaf Ieim gpben gplbcm lei.
Inf es ieimen Mann erm6brc
limb basn aud Jran umb Siubi
9ie aud t~mter9alt ~gesuabre,
Stir 0eiellen nnb Nefinb.
Mtdj iuie oft sm bp9en Gbrent
Sam idot mander Sambwerfsmauri
glie es ms als 8eiipiel lebren,
gypI Sans Sads, Der Shniter, Tam.
Was er bidtenb emit g~efnngen,
Wcun CT an Der Werfbanf iaf
ltnb ben Sarntter frii6 geidmnngeit:N
Sd md neMliM micber las.
S,ruu,, bas Sanbmerf tel aeadjtet,
9cnn cs sie6t elm reidJlid 8rpt;
nnb idbiibt beu, Der fparIam trad]fet,
Mudj int utter mod bDr Npt.
3mar 81 fdtperen teurcn Wetnert,
Netdlt iein 0elb nidt; hpd) nafttr
Qabt er Iteber iid ant fetnei,
MIamD un6 2pne Star Bter.
Wte G%6ampagner pcrlen bieie;
llnb beleben G3eiit unb 2eib.
9'rnm mail jeber als 9ebife:
Sci bem 8ieren ih berbletb.
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IL I.

@ie iest befannt miro, bat
gilbert RronfosfD. elmer Der befcrn=
teIten @eihdftsleute unierer Staot,
9ice : Hr1lioent Der Gan Mntonio
/ Grua COMPANY uno Der Mlamo Sc
ment gompomD, am 26. Saniiar eli
men anopmnen 9rief erbalter, IN
benz er aufgeforoert puroa, aii
Sreitag, Dem 81. Smuar, tauIeno
Dollars unter Die 9rude an Der
guena gi5ta StraBe gu legen,
uioriqenfaas man ibm etwas neb-
men meroe, oas ibm piel lieber lei
ols $1,000. Sab oieie Drobung nur
cen ein8igen 9obn @ronfosfp's, Ell
men ssuagen bon ungefdbr orei uno
elm balls ssabren meinen tonne.
eridieu ielbitperitanolid uno Die
gItern gerieten IN groBe aufres
quna. Ole County uno Staotbe-
BORDEN tpuroen iofort benafrihttes,
benz anaben tuuroe Derboten, aus
Der garo oes biibihen Sauies an
Ser Welt-g ommere StraBe, oas
Serr aronfosfp ii6 Dor ungetaDr
smei Ssabren gebaut bat, b%inans5u-
aeben uno auBeroem ipnroe er Eag
uno Natt bemaht. gs it ibm big
icst aber nidts seid)eben aud
lit fein gerjuh gelnaht moroen, I'm
al entfiibren, ODER linn llebles al5ll'
iiiaen. Auf anraten Der geboroen
ieate Serr aronfosfp einen Sad mt
gopieren, Die ben Mni6ein pom
! 9onfnoten batten. inter Die Bride
uno lieB ben Blas bon @ebeImpo'
liaiiten betpahen, es fam aber yhe-
mano, um ben Sad t~peg3ubolen. Se
lit es Big iest nidt gelungelL Den
Grprelier gu fangen, aub fcblf e
Ser Mnbalt fir Die Berion oes Wrlef'
ifreibers. Man bermutet, bob Die
Sohe BON 0euten alsgebt, meld,e
Sic gerbaltniiie i'm &ronfosfp1d9eli
| Souie fennen uno milienL wie lieb
Ser Qnabe ieinen Gltern lit. Ser
| grief lit offenbar BON Semano g..
| idyrieben, Ser oes Sdreibens nldt
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4us Dem Union Babnbof IN
Wrenbam muroen 0onneritag bier
Yoftldde geitoblen. Sic wuroen all
5onntag cine Meile iuolif bon
Wrenbam, III einem @ebiid, mieoet
aefunoen. Sn Der Ndbe Der Safe
fonntc man oie SuBipuren 5meier
Manner ieben. 9unoerte BON grie-
fen maren g%eoffnet, aber iebr picle
Wriefpadete maren niht einmal auf-
aebunoen uno man glaubt ooher.
Bah Sic Diebe Bel ibrer Irbeit ge
fort muroen.
Sssn ben CARDS Der so. Sc. Y
&. gabn gu guitin wuroe elm mer''
fanilher 9abnarbeiter bon elnein
Nraht3use iberfabren uao eetotst.
81 mar auf elmer u&ano Gar" Der
1rohtsug fubr eesen Die Gar" r1lo
er muroe beruntergeidleuoert. er
fie[ Qerabe Dor bic locomotive. ylar
anbere arbeiter, Die iid nit ibnl auf
Der nSano Gar" bcianoeL ipllroen
nidt oerlebt.
@abreno 5ero steitcr in OR
gabe bon Sonoo iber Dos @elere
Der Sorltbern 9ocific gabn fubr'
ronnate elm nod Often gebencer
WoiIasier3us IN iein @efdbrt. Welter
muroe idmer periest, bic Nferoc
muroen aetotet uno Der @asen MIR
De 3ertriimniert.
ssn @ainespile iino Die 8obn'
ho,,,er oes Diltriftsriftcr Botte1
uno oes 9rebieer S. s. Sobnion ob.
oebronnt. Ser 9haoen belanft id
nuf $4,000.
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Mn Watter unb Sebermann.

SIR fonnt 8uflen's Mrnica Sal5e
antpenoen, INN Rinoer bon eczema,
MusidIag, Shiirfungen uno Sdpa.
rem gu beilen, iomie Die bdufieeil
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb grano-
nunoen, Quetihungen etc, nit per-
letter @iderbeit. NiAts BELT ic
if1en. Sir aue @eihpiire uno
Wunoen aiebt es nidts Weiieres. 25c
bei alien Mpotbefern.
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Ute Sofet 1ttt0. @dtIer Soroa1.
apfomotinfiibrer, bitterldBt 5ran,
Sanes galentine. Siilfs-gormaml
i'm u&ounobouie", unperbelrateti
$. 6. Mansfer, @ormanm tn Der
56nlieoe, Strait uno bier 3inoer;;
@rn. 8. Sebler, Maidiniit, Srau
uno 5lpei &inoer; Sobn @ormart
MaI6iniit, Sron uno 0pei &inoer.;
SSsames S. 2eoop, Maidiniit, linper.
beirotet; Sobn @ebber, Maidinllt.
perbeiratet; Carl gisfo, Sbnrieo,
ssrolt uno 5lpei &inoer; S. .. Wfi.-
lei, y9ipefitter", Sralt uno &ino;
81. 6. grubp, u5teamfitter" rnper-
beirotet; @nl. q. @roei6, uBipefit-
fer, perbeiratet, 6. 9. Sbap, Ma.
idiniit, Srou uno bier 2inoer,,
Tranf @noerioll Maidiniit, Sran
uno aino; Mibert aioo MaD> Wa.
idiniiten- @ebiilfe, u1per1eiratet; $.
6. dublin, 2ebrling IN Der 8upter-
Ihlnieoe. unnerbeiratet; Nobert
MonticG, Notwithstanding III
pcrbeiratet; Grant Mortb, Nrbie
Hrice ullo gl1nos @raDlon, Die les.
teren orei fms Neger. Die lleberrc-
5te bon feds ipeiben Mannern mo
| einem Neaer fonllten nidt rnebr
ioertifi5iert ueroea.
@erIest mur0en: George Mil-
lioms. Maidiniit, idiperuerlett; S.
SO. @entrD. u8olt-Mafer", idiper,
81. &. Delgaroo, uDrin 8reB Sci
per-, idper; S. 8. 0tt, Moidiniit;
CHARLES @orid, Sdmico, Sonncs
Jono, ihpcr perlebt, Seritednne
abpr mabrideiltlid; q. 2ope5, &C.
billie; S. Ct. @ermaille, aupfer-
ifumieo; Soc @omc5, oWoltelltter"
gdforo Soplparo, Sdmieosgcbulfe;
George @ilion, Neeer; ". Spronl,
Meger; otto Garter, Mcger; Bm.
Sbonas, Meeer, idiuer pcrlebt, 9.
Moodl Meger, idlper perlest; Waoe
Compton, aeiielmader : @ebulle;,
8irgi[ 5beffielo, Neger; Sobn Sail,
de5, wobnt in Der Mdbe Der In
sliidsltdtte; 81. s. 9tafforo, Gleftri-
fer; M. 8. Solution, Sdmieo; o.
| gurabn, @ahter, ldmer perlest;
! @illie 6orlter, Neeer, iduer per-
lett; 81. $. 8iIion. ugoltmofer's
6eIper", idmer perlebt; g. S.
9llanoa, 9ormann in Der Maler.
Merfifattu idmer berlctt; 9. g.
Sapfins, 3illn- ulio 9upferidmieo
81. g. Noronooo, uStcomfitter's
SeIper", idper pcrlebt; S. 81.
gtountree, Moihiniit; g. = Grimm
9dmieo; g. S. Quinn; 90. SOL
bad, S6mieo; Sowaro Ben, We-
ger; Sames Mansfcr, Sobn bon
$. 6. Mangfer, Ser set6tet lpuroe;
81. Scott, Meger; 8. 8. @apbarot,
Meger; So. 2eaoer, ugipefitter"; 8.
9. 9aneod; @uitaD aolfcn uno IS
Meinbarot. MilBer oieien muroer
nod mebrere in Der Na6baridati
mobnenoe Sraltell perleht bic IN bent
geriht genannt iilto.
Ole SamiIien einiger Der Eoteni
uno gerungIiidten befil1oen iid IN
armliden gerbaltniiien; es bat
bereits cine SammIung CUR Inter
1tiiBltng Der Notleioenoen begonneA.
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mobnlibem 8apier aus eineus
.gablet" eei6rieben, NIT itrmpfent
8leiitift; au9 Die Moreiie lit nit
gIeiitift eeidrieben. 9ab Ser griei-
idreiber iebr flii6tie ODER iebr eilig
mar, gebt oaraus bernor, oaB CT
iid nidt nerseipiiierte, OBJ Der 81.
s5anuar mirfli6 auf einen 8reitag
fiel. gr fieI namlid anf einem Msitt-
mo6.
- 9ie Sriibiabrs : @roffnult9
in Dem 0epartement-2aoen ser 9al@
fotpib 8ros. 60, an Der Wilitdr4
9Iq5a, bat cine groBe Wenge 8eiu-
der onge5ogen unO Niemano bat
es bereut gefommen 5u iein. Ser
2aoen mar munoerbiibib beforiert
uno cine Siiae Ser idoniten 60
den mar in ibm altsgelte1t. Serr-
li6e Barrier 9oiletten, pabre @lln-
ocrlperfe Der beriibmteiten 8ariier
&oitum5ei6ner uno aus 6en fein'
item Stoffen gemobt, entaiidten oas
4uge, NIT ibncn metteiferten Die
nunoerbarlten @ebiloe Der Tllbnio-
derfunit Site, nit einem @e-
ldmad entporfen, nit elmer Sem
belt altsgefu1rt, mie iie eben nlr III
iener Metropole Der @legan5 81 fin.
ben 1T. Mber au1 einfadere Sodcn
IN g~eidmadpoIlen Sormen uno i6r-
nem Wuteriol fonnte man in Der
Notwithstanding Der Dalfouib
8ros. So. leben, nie IN ienem &c.
ben tatidbIi6 ieoer @eidmad befric-
oigt uno ieoer @niprud, lei er
boh ooer niebrig geitel1t, erfiia.
meroen fam. Oie oiesiabrige SriiG
DEMONSTRATING bat ge5eigt, Dab
lid oas @eibaft Der 9alfopis Bros
60. gu einem Ser beoeutenoiten uao
pieIleitiglten Der Stabt entwidclt
bat.
Sn Solge Ger aataitropbe in
Sen 8. g. CARDS bat Der Staotrat
am Montag feline Sibung abgebal=
ten, ionoern ii6 big Donneritag
nertagt. alderman Mauermanrl
iteate ben Mntras. gr iaete, es Jet,
10 piel er 1ih erinnere, nienals cir
ic fur1tbares ungliid bier norge-
fommen. @u6 %eriuabnte er, bob
Der 9ruoer zines Alderman Clips
comb) in groBter 2%e6ensgefabr &C.
i1mebt babe. Der Mntrag murba
%einltimmig angenommen.
Ole Mrte1ian 9elt 8abn lit bon
ben Observation-Disclosures oes Der
itorbenert Or. CHARLES S. Clint
mons, BEG 8efisers Ser 8abn, an
$. 6. &ilobrano fir 100000 per-
fauft poroen. 9ie 8abn gebt bon
McDona in nnierm nab gbriitine
in Mtascola gountp. Mls Seltn-
mentsboGltreder unb 0ermalter Der
gabn fungierte oie Weit Seras Bart
& Erult Company. Ger 8erfaltf
muB bonn gountpgeridt beItdtiat
Der6en.
sSIn Nd0D OF 1De Sale=Stloltcr
lit cine Der Nonnen 5bmeiter Ma-
ria ganoioa 9aoer, ~ee1torben. Sic
fannie aus Sit-BreuBen unb NOR
erit % Sabre oft. Seit adt Sab
rem fungierte iie als 2ebrerin I'M
@lolter.
Mus ga6 @iloungen miro uns
geidrieben, oaB Der Sabresperlano
Der befannten beioen @auptqueGell
oieies 9aoes, Der 9elenqueae nno
Der @eorg 0iftorquele in oieiem
Sabre gum erften Male Die 3iffer
bon 2 Miaionen Slaiden erreift
bot.
Montag nadmittag rannteil
BEL Ser &reu5ung Der Delper nlro
Ser Mranias Mpenlle 3lpei StraBcn-
babnuagen Der Soutb Seigbts 81
ME 8uiammen. Die Wagen mrroen
bos 5useridtet, aber Die Baliagierc
famen nit Dem bloben Shreden
0apor.
ssouroanton bat ben Bonus
BON $4,000 fir Die San antonio
Stockport & @ulf 8abn aufgebradt.
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- Sic 9lgitation our ginfiibruna
bes 8ilolngsteltes fir Ginmanoerer
bat ourh 8unoesienator 2ooge BON
Maiiahnietts einen neuen Smplils
erbulten. Ser ols einnanoerrlga-
feinoli1 befannte Senator bat eli!
ENHANCEMENT gu oem beitebenhe.l
@inmanoerulles : @eies eingerei6T,
citrd tpeldes Die Mnalpbobeten> 5.
+. iolbe ginlpaloerer, Die meoer
ihreiben nod leien f0nnell, BON ser
2anoung mlsgeibloiien iein %iollen.
MuBeroem iino in fat alen nerer
@inmnnoerrulgs 8orlagen oiele
Neitimmlingen eingeibloiien, nnn
nas Ginpalloerungs &omite ocs
observation-disclosures bot Die In-
nabme oes @iloungsteites empfob-
len. @enn Ser gilouugsteit @eseB=
fraft erbalten tpiiroe, 10 muroen ou-
ourd cine Menge @inmanbercr
BON ser 2anoung ausgeidloiien lein.
Meiitens maren es iold)e ginipen-
nerer, oie e~etuobnlife arbeiten per-
ridten, nnb auBer bel Stroeen-
uno giienbabnbaltten nj ben Snon-
ltrien hes 2aioes 8erluenonng fin
zen. Gen groBten B~ro3entlab poll
Mnalpbabeten %lieferte, lollt Dem leb-
ten Sabresberi6t oes Ginmanoe
rungs : General : aomnniii1rs, Die
italieniide ginipanoerung mo slpa1
oie ans Siioitalien. Serner lparen
Sic Bolen IN groBer Menge beg 2c-
lens unb Shreibens unfrnoig. SUI
,@on5en befanben iib Bel 878,5s7
ginipanoerern 122,735 mdllnlit'e
uno 59,538 meiblide Berioner, Die
reoer iheribcn nod leien fonllten.
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gnariff anfs 2eben suridsemieieu-

n@or flint Sabren erfldrten 3uei
Mer5te, i9 bdtte MIR nod 8tpei Sabre
81. leben." 90 er5dblte 5tiuman
Green, Mal6ite, Col. Sic bebaub-
teterL i6 miiroe an S6pinoildt
iterben. Sd muBte alio elm gntes
Mittel baben un6 beriudte Or.
Sings Seem DISCOVERY. Sd tat gut
oaron, oenn ib arbeite beute uno
oas Wittel bat Dem @rab Elm Spfer
entrilien." gs lit uniinnis, on SUI
item, grfaltungen, @als- uno Gun
genfranfbeiten gu leioen. Ma6t Bic
iiderite Rllr. 8reis SOC uno $1.00.
Grobeflai6e fret in alien M~potbefen.