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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-25

luna eraab, oab am 5aoe Der goIum.
busfeier elm Streit stpiidRn perfdies
benen Qerionen itattfanD, pelder in
5bdtliffeiten dusdrtete Gs Dur0e
erpiefen. baB Rapolt her 8eruria1er
beg adnsen Streits getpefen lit. Nah
Der 8epeisaufnabme fpurben Die 8e.
fhrlbiaten freiaefprohen. 6err Oh
nocdio ertldrte nah Der 0er6anolung,
odb er in teiner Dstie bel pem Sfan-
hal hetbciliqt mar.
Rif bi GeonarDi, ipel6er beitals
oiqt lit, Bel berlelben @e!eqenheit Den
2ambursai burh WsTerItibc perleBt
su bGben, fpuroc unter $500 8iirqs
ihaft ben @robgeifnorenen iiberrpiez
len.
0urh einen 2rpaIt par 92i6olas
Se9al oertreten, ipelher bc'huIoi9t 1T,
g8sttaettsl in isinerr geiib qebubt III
BADEN. Der 2lnpdlt oes 8ei6ulbig
ten ma6te qeltenb. baB Der Wett8ettel
BEN qcmen zines pferbes truq, nelhes
nor oSabren einmal aelaufen ift uno Der
3ettel in cine 3eit fGlt, in neIhcr baS
Wetten nod erlaubt mar. 0urd bteie
Sbatiahe tpiirbe bic 8efhulDigunq qcs
aen Seqal htnfdLlio. 8eteftibs, pel6e
als Seuqen pernDmmen lpurben, fagtsn
aus. BAR tie in Dem Gtablii1ement 0es
Seaal Iber Elm hdlbes 8ubenb Wetten
per Sslepbou iel6ft entgeoenqsnommen
bdttcn Rifter Stride pertagte Die
9erhanDluna bis gum u. Rooem5er,
I'm fih iiber ben ieitens bes Mnastlags
ten bprqebr4ljten Rihtigfeitsgruno 3u
! inforniren. Der 8eihuLbiQte purpe
ron benz Hi6ter Qeparnt, in biefer 3ett
| irQeno tpelfe Wetten entqcgensunebs
men.
Gincn burten aampf bate Der go
lisift 2epis au beiteben, als er an
9onneritag Qbenb bic 9er6aftung bee
Sbomns 5iernep pornebmen polIte
rpslhe auf 0eranlaffuna ieiner 9Srau
erfplQen IolIte. gierneb beTu6te biz
oon ibm geihieoene Srou in oerer
Wo6nung, bod polte bic Srau bier:
BON nitots tpii'en, ba lie bereit:
| Iriiber ihledte grfabrunoen qculah'
bat. Der 9olisiit muBte ale Srof
unDcnber, nm iih isinss Wannes al
Deriihern. Ridter 7Frite perurthciltt
Den 8e'tuloiQten tpeqen ungebihrll
den 8etra1ens au elmer 9elbitrafs par
| so nebit Soften.
! Der gdterei- sSnipettor Rseper er
tpirtte oeftern i'm Wuniarpalqeridt ei
ren SaftbeTebl qeqen ben 9Gfer On
breas 9obmlein BON 90. $50 pro
| tasco StroBe, neil er, ent9eQen bel
| 8eiesssporihriften, Sabat in De
| Gaditube qebraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-25
9okal.Dfrid)t
1ie Nnmbes sbebijroen
NerSen bas itGStiidDe DcInnbheitsamt
bel Der gefdmpinng Der iuber-
fnloie anterifiisen.

4
Cine hodnuilifommcne alnbc er.
bielt aeltern Der it1ottidDe 8cjllno.
beifsbeaniie Tr. I. 8. Sanois aus
Waihington. 3as gnreau OF Ynblie
Sealtt fbeittc ibm tl0lnlid nit. onB es
bereit lit, 5iuei erperten aiii Dem 8c.
biete Der 1liberfliIoie hierber 5n Ten.
oen, Die iid) nit Der hiciigcn Sitila.
tion neriraut modem iinb DiitteI nno
Gleae iinoen iollerL Inn Die lubcr.
filloic In pirtiamer Weiie al bef1in.
pfen.
Tr. ennois 1T oh oieier g.adrif)t
hodlcrireut. 6a er iid) bon Der Inter.
itiibling Der gunoesbehoroe in oenl
aanIpf geaen Die 5uberfuloie ielr
giinltige Rcimltate periprift. Selb;t.
reoeno oiirfte es aeraiine Belt In An.
isrlf nchmen. ebe prafiijde Hei:il.
tote cr5ielt fperoen. aber IN eriier 81
nie niirfte ben gciieern Don nninnitd.
rem Wiethsfaiernen oas 2eben idlpsr
acnadt meroen. bcnn ohne Srnae fper,
ben bic Nenrnter Der gunoesbeboroeu
adns eneraiif oiif Die ausmcr3iiill
ioldler Wietbsfniernen uno aui oil
Shafiina ben beiieren Nohnunas,
oerllaliHiiien oringen.
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aufresnng im ltabtiih.u 9rantcns
hans.

Der gatientsn oes ItGbtiIden arans
fenhauiss bate iid in Der 8onnerItag
Ruht cine grobs 4ufresung bemdds
tlat, ols in Der Stile Der Raht piob
LID i'm 4ufnahmsraum Elm ShuB fisl
0ie eeliern mitestbsiit purbe, mel
bette iih in Der Natt Elm Wann i'm
Nufnabmes sRaum, ipelter ietnen Nus
men ais sSoba 9ieble aus Blue aib,
8, aneab, um iih cine leitte Ser
trunouns am Singer perbtneen 81 la'
len. 0a Der Dienitbabenbe Ar3t 8r.
alein anbsrpeitia beitdftigt mar,
puroe hem Mann beoeutet gu parten.
Big cer Mrst nit einem unberen gaz
tienien fertis fei. 6ieriiber serietb Der
gurihe bermabsn in Mutb, oob sr
ben arSt. aIs berIelbe oas 4ufnahme-
simmer betrot. in bas 9eIiht ihlua.
giehle entfernte iif. um aber mad,
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9tertli1feitSberibt.

Reuis Mc9innis, 10, 1430 9arris
ion auenlte; gIutpergiftung.
Diuiam qstman, 50, Wabe uno
9apmiQsr Str; Suqlleit in SdDebe
gliIabetb Rietmun. So, 619 Nebt
Qaep; 2ungsnsnt3Inbung.
jrieberits ghmanu, 90, 1903 Spcd.
more Strabs; Qungsnent5iinoung.
Qnna Soetting, 80, 562 Sit 13
StraBe; 6er3leioen.
Qouis 6auenitsin, So, zoos WbItes
man StraBe; Snquet in S6pebe.
Qll6srt DieIaao, AT, 500 Sit 5,
Strdbs; Snqueit in Sdnebe.
Otto Simmes, as, 836 0eIt 2ibertn
StraBe; SubertuloIe.
g6arles airhner, "a, 655 Dsit D3cz
wliden 4penus; Snqueit in Shtpebe.
4leranoer Wolf, 60, Ilbanp 4oe.
5ersleioen.
Qlntonie Rltel, 69, 1890 2uolop
4penu.; 2ebergsIdpiir.
Gsorge gties, SO, 215 peste Ctr;
Irterienpertaltllng.
4uguit S9miot, sc, 1928 Dine
Strabe; 5srSIeibsn.
gaspar aldper, 80, 1908 popldr
Strabs; SnqueIt in Shpebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-25
Gbe.GrlanbmibiAeine.

Soiepb 6. Gonopan. q, 302 DIT 3.
Sirabe.
5a3le b. 5estsrs, 10. 1872 20. 7. Ctr.
(SamusI 6uebss. Ct, Bomb 6ia.
lausla WsRr. 20, glmiuOoo place.
sso6n grennan, 28, 235 Oft 3. ctr.
lWarn u. S'gonnsa, 27. 81 Cit
Court Ctr.
lRoseo. 6. Dslh. 26. 626 90. 4. Str.
laobi. q. Tran!. 27. oesgl.
(1rant Z. gonnslIn, %, 751 Worsan
Strube.
leueIa W. Siisrs.ns. 28. 2627 aibs
lamb 4ps.
|Gbarlss Rnttenbsrs. 81. BORT Che
| Iter. R.'D.
lanita aa3aron. %. 2472 Darts Str
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-25
9od) anf Geiien.

Die 9pli5ei erbielt qeItern eincn
9rief aus Robertsptas, 1enn.. in ius.=
d5em Elm aunbs Fih iiber cine ungeo.
li6e llnregeImdbigteit ieiteus bes
Carl 2. 6optins, zines anqeIteilten
Ter 8oobnelr Rubber Co., Nutomo6iiz
reifcn. Gambler i'm 6ulbert 8iod, be.
ihpert. Der aunoe tbeilte nit, oqB
er benz 6optins nor Idngerer 3eit Ell
nen gbet uber S23 geIanot bate, fir
pelhen 9etras er Derihieoene Wddrsr
haben polIte. Die Waaren limb Big
iebt nod nidt i'm ge5ib oes &unoen.
getettips beqdben iid1 mad ben 8aa
reaurdumen bes 5optins unb ermit:e!.
ten, b1B oieIer garniht in Cincinnati
unlpeIenb 1T. QoTtIuden. ipelhe bereli3
por ldngerer 3eit abgeIiefert lpuroen,
lieoen npd unberibrt in bem 8ureln.
Den geomtsn nurhe mitgstheilt, bdB
fih Soptins nah pbiooelpbid 3um
Champion 8oiesgoQ Spiel beasben
Fat unh nod ni5t tpieoer 3uriidgetehrt
lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-25
Samilton So. gnnpereiusliga.

Giue5 auBeroroentIih 5ablreidcn
8eiudS erfreute lid Die geItern AbenG
in Der Central ItruhaQe ltattgebadte
nierteIiQhrlihe 8eriammlun9 Der
gaupercinsligo BON 6umilton Count
tn, in mcldcr 4raIiocnt Ireo. 9aotr
ben &oriiB fiibrte, ndbreuo Setretdr
Geo. QS. Uteter iclne5 Amts atS
Frototouant maltete. Ter Hc0nGr
0e8 9lbeno5 mar 0err Charles Gu.
gene glart, Der 9rdiiDent Der 9uupers
einSIlQQ Don aCutufp, Der III icbr tna
tere'lautcr MelIe iiber ods lhentn
Gas amerifQnlihe Seim ais Boil
merf Der anerifaniifcn ,Srelbet"
iprah. Iem Reoner, Der oa$ 8irfcn
Der 8aupereine go IN trefflidcr 8eIle
Ibelcudtetc, lpItroe nit geipanntcr
2lufn1erfianfeit gcIarid)t un0 rbm
Duroe am Shlliie letner Ausfilbrrr1.
gen begeliterter 9eliaQ ae5ollt.
Tcrner ltuterbreitete nod Serr s.
IS. Roieut6al eincR 9erif)t iiber DIE
I&erbanbllugcu Ser aouoentiou Ser
Ser. Staatcn &iqa Ser 8utoereInc,
Imdbrcn0 Serr $. =. GeQarius III eIn-
| aebcnoer 0eiie iiber Ole 8erhanOlurs
Iqcn Der fur}Iid1 in Marietta, o,
| itdttqebabtcn &onpentIou Der 9au'
pcrelnslian pom Ohio ipradJ. Cont
Iqelangten ausihlieBlih HoltInegea
ietit ifetit He tea 9ffttrr 7ffttrr Sri 4lttii4f
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-25
lie sanS,uebr Sd,isen.

Die Deutite adnotpebr Shiisens
Rompaanie belt persanssn.n Woniag
i'm gsreinslosaI, 1925 Dine Sirabe,
geriammluns ab. iyrto. gSeinner.
Sofepb RisBfhemnnn uno ehas. era
min uurbsn als Witslieosr aufgsnoms
men. Nn Der 4benbunisrbaliuns Der
Geianssfetiion ets 1euifftn lanos
'pebrpereins, oi. beuie Abenb in Der
Cosmopolitan 6alIe ftatifinosi, betbeis
Iist lid, osrWsrein in eorpcrt. Gs purs
be btIflofen, Sonntag. ID. CeHms
Der, cine gbriltbaump.rlooiuns nbsus
ha!ten, une Is nuroe bier5u Elm aoms
miiies. beitebenb aus ben aameraoen
ph. pIsifIsr, Osiar anorr unb Jos
lepb Weib ernanni. gIin erf.enSonns
iaa inn glopembsr hginHt hns Sailpn-
f6isbsn anf iur3s Tiitun3 I'M 0ersinss
Iotal. Wlit benz am lebisn Sonatag
itaitaeIurosntn a6nissidieben snbeie
bas Saiionihieben auf lanse Difian5.
nas Der Usrein alIi1briid, I'M 4 Meis
lenhaus an ser Neaoine Rodo perone
jtoltet. Den beiien 56uB .aui Der
aonisslfeibs madie bsr trIte Ghiis
btnmeiitsr Jreb. enuIte, Der iih nebit
Der Qonissmeooille bic H0nigswiirbe
fir bas tommenp< Jabr srfpOrben
BAT.
1eim preisiniebfn eingen als Gies
ger 6<rpor: Grsb. Gnults. pbil. pfsifs
|fer. GrtD. Greitaa Sohn gliebf4es
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OaieOaH.

geriihte iiber ben ttdbiihtigtsu
llmtaI6 bon Spielern stpiifen ben
.Hehs@ Hitss Hitss satttHeess atttHess Der ret Ret. aiisa BE-
eiirfen einiirsilen Der BeltatisuHg.
Grit na6bsm 5duptling linters uns
isrIhrift gum aoHtratt 'ur 1914 ass
iitert III, lpiro bic Reorganiiirung
oss gineinnatier alubs in grpdgunl
eesoaen iperpsn.
2arrn We2san, mehriGbriger gan
asr Der .Rsos" unb I'm lsBttH Sobye
Wiialiso Der CT. aouifsr naaroind!s"
Ger rcn ben asbtsrsn aeaen Gnbe Der
Saiion an bic .Rieien" pertauft
nurbs, nafbem eersn grsmiersGlngsr
Weper ourh Fhpsre 0erlesung bitnl!s
untauglih selrorber mar, itsflt o1s
9sriidi in 4freoe, bah per Rsiu Yor.
ter Qlub ieinen 4ntteil an ben gins
nahmen Der Msltmeiittrihaitss Seris
auF $500 beIhrdrst ba6s uao srtllrt,
bab ibm, eleih ieoem anoeren DER
Spieler ieinss alubs. S2162 ausbe-
aablt iucroen iiHD.
gon ben 6 Spislsr, iDslfe be
Wsliumissler bis sefiern gum Nus
iraa eetraflt batien. haben bic Rem
glorier .Rieien" lgsot. aisa) 4 uno
fie gtieascer .White Sods" (am.
siaa) 2 esrponnsn. sic sai'irsn aue
aenblidlih inn Gtaatt Soma.
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Gbparo unb Wprtle GreosnburS
1912 Gin Strubs; anabe.
gopin lnb Gpa aummer, Ror=
ippDb; anabe.
Wi[Iiam nno gmma Shumaher
Rorpooo; Wdohen.
Ratbon uno Soa Berger, 1857 Be
rssforo 4psnue; Wdoden.
Samlel uuo Jrdutetta Hothermei
2040 Rsaoins Roao; anabe
Separo uno CLARA Shul, 2621
Wslro's 4psnue; Snabe.
Gbpdro uno Soispba greTsrt. Dat
len; Rnabe.
Sliper uno gbriItino Youns. A
Mulberrp Strlbs; Gnabe.
Sarrp uno 9sNie SeBler. IA 9Sro
piosnee Strabe; Gna6s.
Soc uno Sba Weinsr, 615 Beit 5
Strobe; Wdoten.
Wiuiam rno 9ipla 9admau, 12-
Riron StraBe; anabe,
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mann, Soiepb Weib, Germ. Roeders.
Gtorge 6ofer II, Sobn a0nis. @obt.
9reub, George 9ofer IT,. OstarRnorr,
Jreb. Dils, Soiepb Ren3. Gus. a0nis.
6ans GoIbitein, Rub. Wil. - Greis
6dnbig: Wiib. 6afensabl. gbas 9aws
fins, SObn ginbele, Georse 5ofer IT,,
5reb. Jr.itas. Jreo. Shulte, @eorge
5ofer IT,, Jobn Niebidemann, Robt.
1reub unb phil. pfeiffer.
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1ill ilberfallcn nno berambt ipprocn
icin.

Der Gaitnirtb Deter Relipn BON Der
1afel Strabe lnD Gniien Ipenue
tleilts Der goli5ei gei.ern NIT, DAB sr
am Touneritag Wtorgen BON 5pei
mGnnern in einem en9en 5Glleus
qung ieines 5auies iiberfallen uno be-
raubt noroeu lit. Rad Der Gr3dhlung
oes gle0ou borte E. in Der Raft Elm
perbdhtiges 8erduit, DeItn uriad)e er
nadgeben lpo[lte. Sn Dem ourtfen
Gcuge, DeIter Hdh ieinem 9otaI
fubrt, bemertte er 3rpsi WdHnsr. fpeldv
auf ibn sutruten. giner Der 8urihen
Ihluo ben Utann alsoonn nit Dem
Repolpergriff balb beipuBtlos 3u gos
ben, norauf ite ben getrag bon $48
rallbten, rpelden Relipn in Der 1dihe
bate. Die 9oli3ei bat cine SeIhrels
bung Der Shatsr.
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beganH Eeruna 3u gebrnudcH, entfprebeHo Sb'
ren Belebruuaen uno icBte ieiHeu 9e6raitcb
uHqefdbr IN Der Euucr eiHes SabrcS fort uno
es bat mid poaitdnoia aebcilt 3bre Meoi}ts
men erfiitlcn Mues, mas Sie pcripreben IA Hodb
mebr ais baS. aatarrb fam niht ertftIr"H,
no 8erunu ben Goribriilcn aemdi gebraudht
miro" Sicbc 70 JQ@ OF CITE, frei nerfauot ourd
ole Rcruna 60 Columbus, Gbol
5n einem ipatcren bonn j. 5Guuar 1900 ods
tirteU SfCeibcu iaat Qerr gffinfoU Haf cinem
fitniid6rtgcu @ebruude bon 8erpnu: Syd ners
be tmmer Elm guies s&ort iiir Bcrlna ipredbeu.
Alf r~-i~~E 5abrteu ais 8ciieroer bin idh cine
mouoeInbe AuHoH3e fir GeruHa uHo babe Sns
GbqeIauieHe 5abr einc Taiie bon 9euteH sum
@ebraud bon 4'euma nit ben beIreei9iieu
&eiuuateH UeranIaBt. Sd bin nod imHer f@et
uon 5taarru"
gicienieen luelds ben faiiigrn Wleoi incn
abeeHeiat itno. f6nneH iebt 8erdnas EabIet.eH
eriangcH
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am lauteIten riibrt. fpielt Ods Sfldn.
oerthum bic erite RolIe, mint germ
NIT ieinem golbe, briidt ftinen Stems
pei baranf. 6ierin Iieat bos problem
BON Berlin. Der aompf isiner Gesie,
Die loduna suafeih uno bus gebeims
nib ieiner 3ufunft.
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tur3er ,3eit nit sinem RspoIosr Suriitz
3utebrtn. Die 0oipi.aiz4nge
oeriu6ten, benz Monn bic Waffe an
entreiBen unD in bsm Ringen fiel Elm
Shub. Dem Diitheuoen geIang ss,
lid BON ben 8drtern los3ureiben uno
tie Sludt gu er9reifeu.
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,5rei UOn g0t0rr6

glr 5ubn 6. Atftns
fon. so. 1869 9l3rtb
GmporiG stpeHue. &sis
dbttn, aaniaS, ihyeibt
Hnier benz 6dinm
BON 10. 5anuar 1897:
n5t idrie9 S6neH
bc5itaIth mcines ssaI'
les bon autarrh ieeis
der eurd) fiiHfluue
Bluar3ie SATIRE bauer
ic. 3citmctIig ihicn
L. N..t. k,a,-I,r,,f - IA
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-01-23
BORN AND RAISED IN COUNTY
Had Held Many Offices in the Town of
Bristol and Had Been Interested in
Political Activities of the Town and
County for Many Years.
(Fronl Thursdays Daily.)


Charles L. Marsh, aged SO years, one
of the best known men Of Kenosha
county and leader in the town of
Bristol for the past twenty-five years,
died at the residence of DR.. +. E..
Stevens in the village of Bristol just
after one CLOCK this morning. Death
followed an operation which had been
performed on last Sunday afternoon at
which time it was discovered that Mr..
Marsh was suffering from gall stones.
On Wednesday it was thought that tie
condition OF the patient showed an
Improvement, but on "Wednesday after
noon he had a relapse and sank
rapidly.
Mr.. Marsh was a son of Daniel
Marsh, one Of the pioneer residents Of
Kenosha county, He was born May
2, 1856 at Paris. The greater portion
of his life had been spent in the town
of Bristol and he had taken an active
interest in the development Of the
town. He had served in many official
capacities Taking great interest in
education he had for many years been
member of the school board of his
district. He served for six years as
a supervisor on the town board of
Bristol and for q like term as road
commissioner Of the town, which Office
he hello at the time of his death. He
was president of the Bristol Insurance
Company and was one of the directors
OF the Bristol Home Telephone Com
pany. He had taken an active interest
ic the business of this company and I'D
last Thursday evening when he was
taken i'll he had gone from his farm
to the village of Bristol to attend the
annual meeting Of the directors of the
company. He was taken i'll while the
directors were in session and his con
dition was regarded as so serious that
he was removed to the home of DR.. E.
T. Stevens where the operation was
performed. Mr.. Marsh was a repubh-
can in politics and he had been lead
ef in the progressive wing of the re-
publican party. A few months ago he
was prominently mentioned as a can
didate for member of the legislature
from this county, but he declined to
become a candidate at the primary.
Few men in Bristol were so widely
known as Mr.. Marsh and his great in
terest in the development of the town
made for him many friends. Mr..
Marsh was twice married and he is
survived by his widow and four child
rem, Alvin, Leroy, Florence and Marion
Marsh, all residents of the town of
Bristol.
Mr.. Marsh was for many years a
member of the board of directors of
the Old Settlers Club and at the time
of his death was treasurer of that or
ganization.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-01-23
EASTER COMES EARLY
Calendar Shows March 23d
Will be Easter Sunday
This Year.
EARLIEST IN MANY DECADES

The milliners and dressmakers will
have to put in some fancy sprinting
in order to have Easter hats and
gowns in time for customers who de-
sire to sally forth in their glad rags"
on Easter.
To be exact, not in ninety nine years
has Easter come any earlier in the
year than it will in 1913, and it will
not come SO early again for another
eighty-seven years. Easter falls on
March %, this year. Not since 1918
has it arrived so early. In that year
it came on March %. Not until the
year 1000 will it come so early again.
Sixty-seven years ago and ifty-six
years ago respectively Easter occurred
on the same date that it does this
year. The next year when Easter will
pay an early visit will be in 1910 when
it will arrive on March 25. In the
year 1915, Easter was on March 26, al
so in the years 1926, 1883 and 1894.
The latest Easter of the nieteenth
and twentieth centuries was in 1859
and 1905, when it occurred on April
%. Last year it was on April Z.
AS Easter is the most important of
all the movable feasts Of the Christian
church, it determines all the rest.
Hence this year Ash Wednesday falls
on February s; Ascension Sunday
May l, and Pentecost May II.
Easter can never come earlier than
March % and the only time it did or
could do this from the year 1901 to
1000 was in 1918. This was made
possible by reason Of the full moon
occurring on March q and the follow
ing day being Sunday. This coinci-
dence does not occur more than once
in century and it is only then that
the feast of the ascension can occur
in April and then on April 80.
The rule provides that Easter shall
be the Sunday that follows the four
teenth day of the calendar moon
which falls upon or next after Mar. 81.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-01-23
FILES PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY
Herman e. Hansen has Large Liabili-
ties as Shown by Petition.

Herman E. Hansen, well known Ke-
nosha man, formerly Junior member Of
the firm of TeshnoW and Hansen, has
fled voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy in the United States court for
the eastern district. Ii his petition
he states that he has liabilities to the
amount of $9,689.19 and assets to the
amount of $4,000 It is claimed that
many of the debts against Hansen
were due to the former partnership
and he assumed them at the time the
partnership was dissolved some time
ago. He has made an effort to clear
up the business of the company but
found the weight Of Indebtedness too
heavy. As yet no date for the meet
ing Of the creditors has been publised.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-01-23
WORKING OLD GAME.
Fake Coal Dealers swindling People
All Over the Country.

Housewives are warned to be on the
lookout for two old time swindlers.
They work what is called the coal
swindle. A man appears at the door
of home and represents that there
has been a big wreck on the Chicago
and Northwestern Railway; that many
car loads Of hard coal have been
dumped into ditch or on the right
of-way and that the railway company
is selling the coal at So and So a ton
to get it out Of the way. When the
coal is ordered and paid for, to be de-
hvered at once, the sWindler disap-
pears with the money.
Several cities hereabouts have been
visited by these men, who have APP
parently collected considerable money.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-01-23
Get the Facts First.

Anyone thinking of buying Florida
lands would DC, well to secure and
study the United States census report
for that state. Write to your congress
man for a copy of the last edition.
it contains data on fruit and vege-
tables. Give it. a careful study and
you will not be taken in with what
Farm, Stock and Home styles finn
fans, The grafters win say that
this is knocking but all you are
asked to do is to, get the facts and
make a comparison with the data in
the Wisconsin, bulletin. Ask your
congressman for both at the same time.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-01-23


If you must expectorate or spit in
public don t do so ON the sidewalk;
the walks are not so wide but that you
can spit off them with but little extra
e5ertion. Not only is it a nasty habit
to spit on the walks, but it is against
the law and persons so doing are liza
bic to fine To be sure, we have
never heard Of any one being arrest
ed for splitting on the walks, but never
theless there was an ordinance passed
not very many months ago which
made it a punishable offense to spit
on the walk or on the floors of public
places and you never can tell when
the authorities may wake up and ar
rest few law breakers, just to show
that there is such an ordinance.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-01-23
HUSBAND ACCEPTS EXILE.
John Niesman Released by Court When
He Agrees to Leave the City.

John Niesman, prominent Broadhead
man, arrested here on Wednesday
night on charges brought by his wife,
Pearl Niesman, accepted voluntary ex-
lie from Kenosha in the municipal
court on Thursday afternoon and with
tie understap ding that the charges
made against him by his wife were to
be dismissed Niesman through his at
tcrney agreed with the court to leave
henosha at once and not return to the
city so long as his wife resides here
Mrs. -Nlesman told the court that she
could not live with her husband, that
ne had refused to provide for her and
that they had made an agreement two
years ago to separate with the under
standing that Mrs. Niesman would pro-
vide for herself. 1t is probable that
the case will later be heard in the
divorce courts. Niesman left Thurs
Gay night for Broadhead and he de-
clared that his wife would never see
him again.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-01-23
LEAVES FORTUNE TO GRANDSON
Herbert NJ. Ylle Named as Residuary
Legatee of VIII of Lucy j. Cady,

Herbert NJ Yule is named as an heir
to an estate of $4,000 in the will of
the late JUICY j. Caly which was fled
for probate in the county court this
morning. He is also named as execu-
tor of the estate without bonds. The
petition for the probate of the will
states that the estate consists of per-
sonal property valued at little over
$4,000 and real estate of practically
the same value. The will makes be-
quests of $1,000 to Mrs. Mary Yule of
Chicago, daughter of Mrs. Cady, and
$500 to Charles Yule of Oshkosh. There
is also a beauest of 500 to the Park
Avenue NJ. E. church. The residue of
the estate is left to Herbert NJ. Yule
under the provision that he furnish a
home for his mother during her life
time.