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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21
HOGS FARE BETTER
New Revelations in Regard
to the Conditions of Wis
cOnsin Schools
TEACHERS need TRAINING

cit is safe to say that more money
is spent in this district on constructing
hog peus than on school buildings
the return on hogs being more immedi-
ate than on children"
These are the words of the state
,oard of public affairs report on the
condition and needs of rural schools of
Wisconsin. The board points out that
in some communities more care is taken
of the hogs than of the children. In
one place, within stones throw of
800 school building is a $4,000 hog
pen. The report gives this instance
"The investigator found a building
not very old but in terribly dilapi-
dated condition. The boys had kicked
holes through clapboards and boarding.
The school board, having been warned
by the county superintendent that
something must be done if they wished
to avoid condemnation proceedings, re-
placed the old one-pane windows on
one side of the building by four-pane
windows. The furniture and equip
ment consisted of four maps, a teacher IS
desk, teacher IS chair a clock, an an
cient stove and alleged seats for twenty
children.
The teacher used the double negative
in the most artistic and unconscious
way When asked if the school board
would not supply her with a sweeping
compound, she said that they never
got me nothing There was no venti-
lation save the windows. The large boy
who kept the fire going did not bend
his back before depositing the wood
on the floor, to the great danger Of the
building. When demonstrated with, he
'sassed the teacher. The teacher was
not provided with desk copies of the
textbooks. In fact it was impossible
to make list of the textbooks, as seem
ingly there were as many different kinds
of books as there were pupils.
"All the books were evidently heir
LOOMS The outbuildings were well
screened. Within a stone s throw of
this building is a very fine farm with
remarkably fine farm buildings. It is
commonly reported that the building
for the hogs cost $4,000. The school
building might be worth 800. 1t is
safe to say that more money is spent
in this district making hogpens com
Portable for their occupants than on
school buildings-the returns on hogs
being more immediate than children. -
In spite of such conditions which are
unfortunately too general, the prospect
far the rural school is not without
hope.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21
FIREMEN AT PRACTICE.
New Men Scale Walls of the Malt
House to Get Better Training.

A half dozen of the younger men
connected with the different stations
of the Kenosha fire department went
to school on Thursday afternoon when
the ladders were put into service and
for more than two hours the fire lad
dies practiced on sealing the high
walls of the malt house of the M. II.
Petit Mailing Company Every lad
der on the truck was brought into
service and the 'boys of the depart
mento were given chance to show
their nerve. 1t is planned to have
regular practice for the fremen in the
future in order that they may be bet
ter drilled in the use of the extension
ladders.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21

1t is not probable that the Karel
men lost anything by their failure to
perfect their petition for recount Of
the votes cast at the last election.
The chance that there were enough
errors in the count of the ballots the
first time to materially affect the ma
jority returned for McGovern was
very remote. 1t will be the duty Of
party campaign committees to keep
track of all candidates in the future,
however, at least until after the can
vass Of the votes is completed SO that
the strange mischance which prevented
the fling of the Karel petition for a
recount cannot occur again.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21
FIND CURTIS IN ELGN.
Former Candidate for Governor Left
Kenosha Day After the Election.

William H. Curtis. formerly Keno
sha man and candidate of the social
labor party for governor, at the last
general election, has been located ard
he is now living at Elgin, Ill Curtis
left Kenosha on the day after ciec-
tien and has been living at Elgin since
that time. The address of Curtis was
discovered last Saturday-just too late
to serve a notice on him Of the pro-
posed recount of the vote for governor.
Friends of Curtis declare that he has
gone to Elgin to make his horne and
that he will not return to Kenosna.
Curtis has intimated that he is will
ing to accept service, another state
if the recount is to be made and if
there is any reason to believe that the
figures would be changed by the re-
count.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21
ELOPED TO KENOSHA.
T. E. Sheridan and Miss Rata Jackson
of Chicago Married in Kenosha.

Admitting that they had slipped
away to Kenosha with view of pre-
venting the facts in regard to their
marriage from becoming public, Miss
Rata Madeline Jackson, daughter of
Wallace Jackson of Chicago and Thorn
as F. Sheridan, who gave his occupa-
ten as promoter, were united in
marriage by Judge George w. Taylor
at the county court this morning.
Sheridan and his bride declared that
they did not care to say anything about
the marriage and that they planned to
keep it a secret. They left his after
noon for Washington, D. c., to spend
their honeymoon. Tt is said that
Sheridan s father is prominent in
Washington.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21

The Beet Growers Association
arted out with rush and it looks
strong enough now without the addi-
ton Of any Of the names the promo
ters of the association expect to add
to the roll of members to secure re-
spectful hearing from the manufact-
urers. If the union can enforce its
rules on it's own members the factory
managers would probably be willing TO
make terms with the association rather
than with the individual growers.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21
ARMENIANs WE'D HERE.
Marriage of A. Mourad:an and Miss
Lousintak Sohighian Celebrated Here.

Avoids Mouradian of Chicago and
Lousintak Sohighian of Kenosha, were
united in marriage Sunday afternoon
at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Houemes sohighian, COS Eli
zabeth street. A large company Of rel
atives and friends OF TIE bride and
groom, who are natives of Armenia,
witnessed the ceremony. The regula-
ton ring service was read by Rev.
Peter +. Stair, pastor of tie Park ave.
Methodist Church. A bountiful dinner
was served after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Mouradian went to Chicago where they
will make their home.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21

The annual junket of the board of
supervisors to the Racine asylum has
been sharply criticised by many peo-
pie of the county but it has good side
to it for all that It would do the men,
bers of the board no harm to learn
something of the way things are done
in other counties and some of them
may pick up some ideas that can be
used to advantage here at home. 1t
is, of course out of the question to con-
slider this annual visit of the board of
any practical value as a trip of in
spection. The only inspections that are
of any value are made by the commit
tee appointed for that purpose and by
the individual members of the board
at odd times, and without notice to
the officials of the institution of their
coming. 1t may be said for the COM
fort of those who have friends and re-
latives being cared for at the Racine
asylum that the officials Of this county
have found little to criticise at any time
in the management and surroundings
Of the institution and that the present
arrangement of keeping the majority
of the patients from this county at the
Racine asylum is the best that has ever
been made by this county. 1t is better
to have the unfortunates near at hand
where any rumors of neglect or i'll
treatment are sure to come at once to
the notice of the officials of this coun-
ty and be Investigated Immediately,
than to have the patients scattered all
over the state.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21

A demand for protection of immi-
grants has been voiced by the national
conference of immigration at the ses-
sion just ended in Chicago. Bills will
be framed by the conference for both
national and state action. The federal
government is to be asked to supervise
and protect the aliens until they be-
come established in some state, and
the states to continue the work. Ma
tional and state labor bureaus for the
distribution of the immigrants are to
be asked.
The need of such protection has been
shown many times. "All rob the
alien" is the gist of the report made
by the New York State bureau of in
dustries and immigration at the end of
its first year of existence. His ignor-
ance of the language and customs of a
new county is taken advantage of in
all ways. He becomes the prey of ex-
tortioners, shysters and confidence men.
America welcomes him and then al
lows him to be cheated and imposed
upon. Yet it expects him to become
a good citizen.
To make him good citizen is the
duty of our government, national and
state. He should be protected and aid
ed until he is well on the way toward
becoming a good citizen. The meas
ures proposed by the conference Of
immigration deserve careful consider
alton by congress and the state legis.
lature,- Record Herald.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21
CARVER. GRADE TRoTTER

Formerly owned by Ed. G. Sheparc
of Kenosha, now the property Of A.
F. Mcneil Of South Bristol, Kenosha.
Co., Wis. Carver will make the sea.
SON at the stables on the Barker Pie
kens farm in South Bristol. Registered
No. 1874 Terms: $40 to insure a live
foal. WITT
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21
ROY WHITE RESIGNS.
Fire Department. Electrician Goes to
Public Service Corporation.

Public Service Corporation.
Roy White, one of the best known
of the members of the fire department
and for the past two years electrician
at the central engine house, has fled
his resignation with Chief Isermann
and will sever his connections with
the fire department on Saturday.
Electrician White resigns to accept q
position with the Wisconsin Gas and
Electric Company and his place at
the central engine house will be tax
en- by Edward Martison. "Whitey, -
as he was familiarly known among the
1firemen and the city officials, has been
q valuable man for the city and he
leaves the Ere department with a per-
feet record. As yet nc new man has
been added 10 the department to take
the place made vacant but the police
and fire commission will take ND this
matter at its next meeting to be held
the last Friday in the month.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1912,

Meanwhile if you are going to do
your Christmas shopping early you
had better be about it.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21

DR.. Peter Fahrney Alpenkreuter,
medicine is to be had from Theo.
Schmitz, 419 Grand avenue, Keno
sha. sel6adv
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21

Take loaf of sun rise bread home
with you. eodtf
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-11-21

Want Ads Bring Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
Stiff Joints, Lum-
bago, Sciatica,
Gout, or Any.
Other Form is
Eased in a Mo-
ment.
Come Ints the Big New
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Get q Free Treatment
and learn What Re-:
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Rhsuma atism yields instantly in ono
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are suffering from this malady come TO-
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be shown. without cent or COST Juse
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II may be rheumatism Of the MUSCLES
making them ache and burn and twiocn
so that every movement is painful IN
the hands of skilled operator the little
"Try-New-Life" machine will sootne
away the ache, stop the twitching, so1t-
an the hard knots that seem tied into
the flesh, and give back the use OF the
muscles in an astonishingly short time.
II may be rheumatism of the jointsst
where uric acid has been left by impure
blood, and acts like sand In machinery.
This always leaves a Joint more or less1
stiff and useless II you have this,
come in and see how "Try-New-Life'
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A skilled operator puts the proper ap-I
plicator against the affected muscles
and in moment the warm thrill Of new
life Is felt flowing into and throughl
them, the pain is taken away, and NATURE
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Inflammatory rheumatism Is one OIL
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what to do In each case. and relief Isl
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When 1t affects the great nerve Of
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the results Of "Try-New-Life" are ex-
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stimulated to carry away the chalky
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One Of the first tasks that tired Ma
ture begins to slight is digestion No
matter IL one Is careful what he eats
and drinks. and what hours he keeps,
If he puts too great strain on his sys-
tenn by overwork or worry, he is likely
to find that his stomach is failing him.
Nature needs all her strength to do the
extra work he is imposing on her, and
takes from the stomach the energy she
needs elsewhere. Then sour stomach.
burning, gas, loss of appetite, pain and
sometimes constipation, sometimes diar-
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"Try-New-Life' gives instant relief.
and not only is the pain stopped, but
normal digestion is renewed.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21

gentle, gives pain. And instant relief
is what he gets when a skilled operator,
with deft, soft touch, goes quietly and
smoothly over the course of the throb-
bing nerve and sooths and calms and
quiets the pain and brings the blessed
sleep that has not been known for many
a weary night.
Instant relief is what woman wants
when she has backache, that awful,
dragging, deadening. pulling pain that
takes all the energy from the body and
ali the joy from life And she gets in
stant relief when she is treated with
"Try-New-Life.' The pain ceases. the
aching dies away, the dragging senna-
ton Is soon gone, and In their stead
comes a feeling of blessed relief, Of rest
and langnn, to be followed hy the In
v1gurattng aense Of new ufB md
strength.
If you WHIT tnstRnt TaftEf frnn yDtT
sIrffsrirsgs, cunnee tn b23 So. 1Bfh St. To
mnrrGw and gHt q -frae demonstration
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21

Instant relief! That is what man
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dragging away at his back until he can
neither stand. sit nor lie In peace. In
stant relief is what he gets when TRY
New-Life" begins to send its warm thrill
along the spine, and the muscles, so
long tense. relax and the pain gradually
passes away.
Instant relief! That is what the
woman wants whose nerves are all worn
out; when she lies hour after hour with
out wink Of sleep; when she is haunted
with all manner of fearful visions And
instant relief is what she finds when
her head. neck and back are gently
treated with TIy-New-Lifs'' and she
is seothed, calmed- quieted and her ner-
vous doubts and fenrB pass away.
Instant relief above all things Ia what
man on wuman, wants. when the dread
neuralgia tnrtrnes ffn nsrvns OF head
and face, 80 sensitive tfrat hr4afh Of
air, or the talril Of a firsBer, hDwsvsr
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21

If you are suffering from any Of the
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than amazed at the wonderful results
you may receive from the first treat
ment. Try to avail yourself Of the free
demonstration and be convinced.
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rheumatism, swelling of the joints, stiff
wrists and sore muscles. You who suf-
fer from rheumatism can Judge best of
the merit Of this marvellous invention.
Those suffering from lumhago or back
ache can be convinced in one treatment
that -New-Life' will give immedi-
ate relief.
If you are suffering from sciatica
just try one treatment and the relief II
gives you will prove it's great value In
treating this stubborn disease.
"Try-New-Li will give instant relief
for any kind Of muscular rheumatism,
no matter how stubborn the case or of
how long standing.
'"rhe moment you apply "Try-New
Life" it stimulates and invigorates the
muscular action of your stomach, toning
the nerve centers. increasing the natural
flow of the gastric juices, and immedi-
ately relieves the pangs of indigestion
without drugs or dieting.
Constipation is more dangerous than
many realize-it is the forerunner of
disease. Constipation permits your sys-
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accumulated waste matter.
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els; you get relief the minute 1t is ap-
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do her work without drugs or medicine.
-"Try-New-Life' stimulation rouses
the stomach to it's normal functions,
strengthens the action Of the liver, kid
neys and bowels and acts as a natural
purgative. It's soothing, revitalizing in
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
Stop the Pain-- That Is What Every Sufferer Wants

and most scientific discovery In the
handling of human ills. The address Is
522 So. 18th st.
Needed In Esvsry Homo.
For, after all, the real place for TRY
New-Life" is in the home, where II can
be applied whenever needed and without
cost. When Father comes homo tired
and worried and "all in" after his day
down town. nothing will take away his
troubles like few minutes use of the
magical little machine called "Try-New-
Life"
If Mother Is worn out, troubled, un-
able TO sleep by reason Of nerves raw
eled out by trying day, a few minutes
OF Try-New-Life' viii make her quiet
ard calm and perfectly at ease and
ready tn sleep al might long
Any time any member Of the family,
from Grandfather tn Raby, has an ache
nr a palm, On eu@n fsels tired OF fretfu1.
'"II.y- -Nsw-Lffs" ts Ehe thing tD help
him feel natural saEaih
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21

If you have headache. or backache, or
nervousness, or rheumatism, or pain in
muscles and joints, and would like to
have a treatment, come to the offices of
Hamilton Beach company at 522 South
Sixteenth street across from the Rome
Hotel, and a skilled operator will give
you thorough treatment with '"Try-
New-Life'' machine. Do not be afraid
of having to undress-the treatments are
giy1le with all the clothing on. If you are
woman, you need feel no timidity, for
there are women operators for the
women, and in another room the men are
treated by men operators.
Come and try 1t. and you will be
amazed at the difference you feel after
just one treatment.
And the beauty Of 1t is that the pa
tient applies the treatment himself, in
the privacy of his own room, and makes
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21

fluence at once invigorates all the nerve
centers which control these organs
Those troubled with pleurisy or diff
Guilty in breathing should try "Try-New
Life" Some of the leading physicians
are prescribing it for consumption, and
one of the most prominent New York
physicians claims the time is coming
when "Try-New-L Life" will be considered
the most efficient remedy for treating
consumption.
"Try-New-Life' will instantly relieve
sore throat, stiff neck, tonsilitis, asthma
or any affection Of the throat or bron-
chial tubes
If you are troubled with sore feet. stiff
ankles trouble with your instep, or any
trouble whatsoever, "Thy-New-Life"
will give you immediate relief.
One treatment with "Try-New-Life"
will instantly relieve sideache and slim
ulate and invigorate the action Of your
kidneys. This treatment is very sooth-
ing and beneficial.
Just one treatment with "Try-New-
Life" applied to the face Will give
beautiful, healthy complexion 1t starts
the circulation of the blood in the face,
and the results are wonderful. It will
also eradicate crowfeet in five or six
treatments.
-New-Life" increases the circula
tion Of the blood in the scalp, promotes
the growth Of the heair, and loosens the
scalp. Hair tonic Will not make hair
grow; it is the blood that contains all
the elements of nutrition for the roots
of the hair, and the only way to make
hair grown is to stimulate the circula-
ton Of the roots Of the hair
This is one of the most stubborn cases
to treat because 1t requires eight to
ten treatments before you notice results.
However, one single treatment will stop
the noise or ringing in the ear. A re-
markable difference can be noticed az
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21

ter the eighth treatment.
Headache and neuralgia can be instant
ly relieved with one single treatment of
ryNew-Life."
The kidneys can be easily strength
ened and invigorated by the soothing
vitalizing influence of "Try-New- Life
Nervousness is quickly eliminated b.,
the regular use of "Try-New- Life" On
15-minute treatment gives remarkable
relief
Don't forget the place Of demonstra
ton, Hamilton Beach store, 522 South
Sixteenth street, opposite the Rome
hotel
The whole system! responds in health
to the vitalizing power Of "Try-New-
Life" Nothing Is so invigorating.
The moment you apply "Try-New-
Life to your spine, it gives new life,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21

Instant relief! That's what a man
wants when he has rheumatism, and
that is what he gets when he uses Try
New-Life~ that magic little machine
which gives the most thorough and yet
the most gentle massage of muscles,
nerves and blood vessels, sending a
warm glow through all the aching parts
and taking away the pain as If by magic.
Instant relief is what a woman wants
when she has the throbbing, crushing,
tearing headache which seems about to
burst her skull Every woman knows
the feeling And instant relief LIS what
she gets when the soft rubber applica-
tor of the -Try-New-Life" machine be-
gins it's gentle hum and the tender skin
and throbhfng temple feel it's soothing
grateful gentle touch. Almost as sDun
as the soft applicatnr touches the skin
the pain htsgins to go, and after a few
minutes there is nothing of 1t Hft hun q
sleepy feeling and q confirming aerBfe of
peace at last
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21
Free Treatment Civen With All Patients Clothing On

button. and the power Is ready to apply.
For use in houses where there Is on cleo
trio current, the Hamilton-Beach COM
pany has for sale small dry batteries
which will run the machine.
In either case, with batteries or with
current, the patient chooses the appli-
Gator best suited to his ailment, whether
headache. backache. rheumatism or
whatver 1t may be. He turns on the
current. draws the applicator over his
throbbing temples, his weak back or his
rheumatic joint, and he feels instantly
the thrill and glow of healthy circuia-
tion and soothed nerves 1t cannot harm
him, 1t cannot but do him good. 1t is
easy, simple, and in few minutes the
best way of operating the machine Is
taught each patient who calls even for .
free trial treatment
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-21

it as long or as short, as mild or as
vigorous, as he chooses The free treat
ments at the offices Of the Hamilton
Beach company are given by skilled
operators, merely to show the sufferer
how to apply the machine, and what a
world of good it will do in few min
utes. But at homes where the patient
may make the application himself I'M
der whatever conditions he may wish
is the ideal place for treatment.
The little machines are sold on the cas-
lest terms small payment down, and
81 a week. will suffice for those who
do not feel able to pay all at once and
one may be cured while he pays.
No tireson.e preparations are required
for using "Try-New-Life." All the pa
tient has do do is to connect It with an
ordinary electric light socket, turn the