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The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-16
BULLDOGS DEFEAT
 RIDDLES 4 TO }

Philadelphia, May l6.-Hendrix de- feated Henderson yesterday in a good game by the score of to 8. It was plain that both teams Were fighting for the championship. McQuistion was on the mound for Hendrix and fooled the Henderson batters with a hypnotic windup. Muller twirled for Henderson and was hit hard at oppor- tune times, though his support was poor at times,
 The Bulldogs scored first when J. Legg, first up, singled, stole second and got on third when D. Legg made first on Elliott's error. Cook bunted and the Legg brothers scored Cool, stole second and went to third on Young's out at first. Hutchinson then lifted long sacrifice fly, scoring Cook.
 Hendrix added the fourth run in the third inning when Young lined the ball to deep center for two bases Hutchinson was safe on Bradley er- TOT and McQuistion singled, filling the bases. Fulmer lifted sacrifice fly scoring Young,
 In the sixth inning Crosweu got a base on balls, stole second and scored on Bradley's two-base drive. Turner then hit for two bags, counting Brad ley. Norris was safe at first on the shortstop's error and Turner went to third. Turner was out at the plate when Elliott drove a sharp one to short. Norris went to third Norris then got in a chase and made home in safety,
 Henderson made several hard eff forts to tie up the count, but McQuis- tion frightened in the latter innings and held the home talent safe. Short stop Legg starred for Hendrix. Tur- ner anl Bradley were Henderson's eff cients.
 Today's game will probably decide the state championship,
 Score R H E Hendrix. 8 30l00 900 O-4 ( Henderson 0 0 0 o 0 3 % 0-3 3 g
 Muller and Norris; McQuistion and Legg. Umpire, Dawson. Time oi game, l 45
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-16

monthly, the Normal Echo, bi-weekly and the Hendrix Bulldog, semi monthly, both student newspapers, have been established, and quarterly publications are issued by both Hen- drix College and the State Normal. The Methodist Bulletin, a weekly church paper, has been founded. The publication of daily edition by the Log Cabin Democrat was begun in 1908 and the circulation of the weekly edition has been greatly increased. The plant and equipment of the Conway Printing Co. has been more than doubled and its payroll is over three times as great as it was in 1907.
 The above is an imperfect and in- complete statement of what Conway has accomplished since the Board of Trade sent out it's little folder only seven years ago. But it is very prob able that the coming seven years will witness even greater achievements.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-16
CHARLES c. CONGER.

Charles C. Conger of Jonesboro, brother of Dr, J. w, Conger of this city, died suddenly at his home yes terday afternoon of heart failure He felt badly and remained home for the morning. At noon Mrs. Conger went to lunch, leaving him feeling very well. On her return she found him dead Mir. Conger is survived by his widow, three sisters and one brother Funeral services will be held tomor. row afternoon.
 Dr. and Mrs. Conger left this morn ing for Jonesboro to attend the flu. neral services.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-16

Harton and s. G. Smith as members of the board of directors nor to the seven-mill tax and little interest is being manifested.
 The election is being held only at the courthouse precinct. The judges are M. c. Canada, P. J. Rice and Ed Banister, and the clerks are oJhn Ray and J. T. Markham.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-16
LIGHT VOTE IN
 SCHOOL ELECTION

An extremely light vote is being boiled in the annual election for the Conway school district today, and at l:30 o'clock this afternoon only IS votes had been cast. There is no op-
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-16
NORMAL PARTY OUTING.

A party of Normal School pupils chaperoned by Prof. John T. Buch- holz is spending the day on Gold Lake.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-16
EASTERN STAR TONIGHT.

The Eastern Star lodge will meet tonight in the Masonic hall on North Front street All members should be present
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

oorlaufia fiir oie Gouer oes &ric-
ges.. Cine Der me1riger midtigen 8e=
glu-.eri9einungen oes lesteren lit Die
Slnbabnung zines Observation-Disclosures
8erbaltniiies 5tpiiden Holen uno
Ser preuBiiden @egierung. @eibuns
gen 5tpiiden Der ilabii9en uno Der
gern1a1riiden Eaiie, Die ebeoem nit
groBerer ooer geringerer 5eTtigfett
outage trote1l baben oufgeb0rt. 3ie
Holan tbun lberaG ouf oern sdladt-
feloe sdulter on Sdulter nit 5en
2eutiden lire Nflidt, uno 5pilden
beioen berridt gr0Bte Sarmonie. ST.
ner Ser i9periten gerluife traf Sic
polniiden Trupperr, 6eren nidt ms=
niger als 365,OOO inn 6el6e iteben.
Ser itaIierriide Senot pertagte iiat
nadoe1n ei1li itin1rrig ein gei41uB or'
ge1omrren mar, in beu Ser Senat
iid Iebr entidieoen fir baloige Ser
ltedung bes 6rie6ens IN @urooa
o1sipridt. sss1n 9aufe Ser situns
ipro6 Miniiterprdii6ent @olanora
sic Soffn1ng aus, mie bos Sabr
1916 Sen gbidIuB Ser napoleoni'
i9e1 &riege gebradt bobe, mo9e
1915 ser @elt SEN ba1ernoen 6r;e=
Sen bringen urro u1rter ieinem Sdub
sStolier ii9 tpeiter groB erttpidsl11.
MrBer6ern nobm Ser Miniiterpra1t-
oent @elegenbeit, bie @eriidte BON
elmer Mobiln1adung Staliens a[s
bon1tGrr0ig aus ser 2uft gegriffen 5u
be5eihnert.
Gie oberlte @eeresleitung gab an
so1u1tag or11tlid in @erltm befunnt,
6aB &aiier @ilbelm iih BON leiner
grfrarrfung pouItdnoig erbolt II. lih
tpieber sur Sro1rt 5uriidbegeben bot.
9ieie weiittbeiIung gtng oem &euter=
biiro in 2on6on iiber Mmiter6um 51t
unn tpnr6e BON oort aus meiter per=
lrettet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
II. 9esember.

It~ >SOIAuoS%*
SIN 15roliden Hulliih Eolen has
BEN 1peitpreuBihe uno beiiilde 9fe-
gin1enter einen ge1paltigen Sieg ilber
sic Mulle11 errungen oelen Srag=
1peite nod r1ift ab5uieben lit.
gei Sodac5elp, 80 Weeilen peIte
li9 bon @uridau, tobt 5ur 3eit ote
gntldei6ungsidladt um oen 8eiiB
Ser pol1niden Sol1ptitaot.
1ie geinmmte ruliiide &auptmodt
lit bereits ourb Sic erfolgreidye &dtr-
pfc ser Deuti iden unb ibrer gerbit1t=
oeten ldtper erid,uttert un6 inn @ei=
9en.
Iie iiegreid pororingenben Srl1p=
pen ser 9oppeln1o1orhie baben Die
&uiien mts SEN &arpatben beral1s-
getporfen, uno in SEN &drnpfen Ser
[eeten Sage $1,000 @efangene ge-
nradt. Der ru1iiide Hiid5ug lit 1n
pielen stenen bereits in miIbe Jludt
ausgeartet.
Iie 8eiabung BON Gr5empr bat
eiren erfolgreiden 9lusfua gena9t,
reihe &riegsbe1te genonnen ltno
5oblretde @efangene gemadt.
geah Sen offi5ieuen gefanntgaben
6es De1tt1flen 8roRen Suuptquurtiers
ihei11t cine neue fraftige Sffeniipe in
JIanoern un111ittelbar bepor5uiteben.
9ie @erbiin6eten boben in SEN
6reitdgigen &dmpfen I'M Ypern "a
900 Weanr1 berloren.
Gin @eriud Ser Sran5oien, BET
@oilI IONS eine griife iiber 6ie 9ltsne
su lhlagen, lit bon Ser 6eutiden slr=
tinerie perbtn6ert tporben.
eesn bern seegefedt nod Ser Sc
ilhieBung Ser britiide1t &iilte lt1t6 Ser
britiide &rer5er vNatrol" un6 Ser
Iorpe6oidger Soon" ourh 6e1tif)e
@ranaten ihtper belhd6igt tpor0en
S5yyunf Seelel1te tpnrben anf SEN BET
SEN Sabr5eugen get06tet un6 Is oer=
tDu11bet.
Tier briti1f,e 3anbfer, tpelde IN
SEN &urs Ser 6el1tiden &reu5er &C.
riethert, flogen auf bon 6ieien aus=
geltreute11 Ntinen auf, nahbem Sic
a@riegsidiffe noh Ser geidieRung ser
engltihen Gtron6orte Sic 9fiidfubrt
noh Ser 6ein1atb ar1gtreter1 batten
9ie grane11 Ser vShor11horit" lino
init ihrem @renser u11tergegangen,
l1oh inn 1etten 9luee11blif ein Sod
o1tf @ailer un6 @oterlan6 ousbrin=
ge116.
1874 6eutIde geeleute tpur6en nod
Ser ShIodt Bel Sen SSolflanb=eS =eSnialn
gerettet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Is. 9esember.

5SeI0morihoG @inbenburg telegra=
pbiert an SEN aoiler: ultrier Sieg
i1t Eolen lit poa1tdn6tg
gin5elheiten iiber SEN groBen Sieg
li1r0 in11l1er 1rph niht befan11t. Ste
Ierfolgung Ser fIiidtigen Huiienmai-
len miro fortgeiett. Sic Gage in SEN
@orpatben hat Iih nod nidt meient=
1ih gedn0ert. ssn Eetersburg meiB
man nod nidts bon Ser bernidter=
Sen 9eie6erlage.
9[uf oen1 peitlihen &riegsida,1=
p1ob lit Sic Gage fir 6ie Geutiden
peiterbin giinitig. Sein6lide a,1=
griffe Bel goiiee un6 9lrras iotpie auf
bei6en geiter Ser CONNIE mur6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
19. 9esember.

9lod lit bon Ser 2age IN Bolen
nidt5 1peiter befan1n> alS 6aB STE
oelt ide11 1ruppen 0ie gerfolgung
ser 9?ulle11 forti tiesen; gerli1rer 9lat=
ter nie0erbolen, OuB es nod el11ige
Iuge anlteben merOe, bis et1DaS ei11l=
ger1naBe11 geraue5 iiber BEN groBer
Sieg ar1gegebe11 ner0en f0nre; 1l1a1l
11i11l1nt ON, ouB 1pleOer piele Ia1iel1oe
Nul1en sen Ieutl9en in 6ie Sdn0e
gefaaen linO u1lo 1ro6 IN 0te Sanoe
fuQe1 lperOe11.
Geter5burg C1nO nit ibm 2onoor)
ben1iiben iid iest, bic 9eoeutung Die
les beutiden Sieg5 ab5uidmaden,
in6en1 bebo1ptet miro, BON elmer re-
gelrehten 9lieDerloge Ser 9fullen fon=
ne fel11e 91eoe iein, un0 Ser Sdmer=
punt Ser rulliidelr Speratioren tie
ge nad pie Dor BET arafau, un0 auf
Die 0ortige Gage bitten oie Gorgange
in Eolen feilpen Gin fluB m15gclibt.
9lu5 9uDupelt fon1nh Bic 9eat]=
riebt, baB Elm ruiiiider Ea115er5u,J, ],
Ser nit Ntu1iti0n unb urDerern
&riegsbe0arf bon 2en1berg nah Der
Tront on Sen &arpatbe1 geben 1oQ=
te, in oie 2uft gelprengt mor0en let;
oies 6eoeutet ei11en erfolgreiden Nm
griff Ser Seiterreider auf Ste oorti=
ge Gerbin0ungsIinie Ser guilen.
9eah @eridten aus @ien gebt Ser
Nor1nari9 Ser Del1tiden uno otter
reidiif=ungoriiden Grnppen I'M iio=
liben Eole11 meiter u1ro iin0 BORT be-
reit5 tpidtige grfolge er5ielt moros11,
ourur1ter oie gin1ubme bon Netro=
fotp.
Ser oeutlde geridt iiber Die Gage
inn @elten n1eI6et, baB Ste 9lQiierte1t
an 5ublreihen gteaen angreifen, If
re 2lngriffe nber iopobl in 6la11bern
tpie in Jra1freid ,narne1tli9 IN Ser
meiteren l1n1gebung BON Mrros ulle
abgeldlage11 tpurben.
Ser Nuriier geridt er>pdbnt |et-
r1erieits grfolge Ser slniierten uno
5tDor tbeilmeiie geraoe an steden, ipo
Tie nod oen1 gerIiner geridt abge=
ihlagen tpuroen, 10 Bel 9a gol1ee;;
oIs 6qupt5ped Ser beritdrften Sffen-
iipe ser 9laiierten miro mgegebe1,
Sic Geutiden 5n beidaftigen, onn1it
iie feine @ert6rfungen bon bieiern
@riegsfdouplae no6 oem Often idi-
den f0nnen.
Cine iiber StoIien fomnenoe, tn
Berlin omtIid ousgegebene geo4rtdt
nnel6et, baB tiirfiide Sruppen nur
nod fii1tfaeb1t Meilen pom @ne3ta'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
21. 9esember.

@roBber5ogin 2uiie BON goben
erbieIt folge116es Selegran1m bon
aailer @ilbeln1: Sel0maridan BON
Sil1be1rburg beridtet ioeben, oaB oie
rulilihe elrr11ee it6 in pollem Ruf<
5uge beffi16et un6 auf Ser go115en
isront perf folgt miro. Sizes geldab
rffenbor urter 6en geiitan0e Got
tes. STR ouein gebiibrt bie @9re.
Wa;ler @ilbelm bot ebenfoas auf te=
legrapbi lden1 @ege 6em IA. Mrmee=
forps, bns iid beio16ers in Eolen
cusge5eid1pet bat, ieinen 1anf outs
geiproden.
gsrgla110 bat angebltd nod ems
leincr beiten &riegsidiffe perlore11.
Mie Elm a11s gnglan0 angefomme=
ner 9[n1erifu11er 1neloet, bot er Don
einen sluge15eugen Ser &atolfropbe
erfobre11, baB Ser britiide Greao=
nougbt vSbur0erer" om Z. Nopem=
6er in ser georbiee 6urd cine Mine
o6er ei1 Sorpeoo perie1tft purDe.
gt1pos mebr als 5tp01f geann BON
ser geiotung mur6en bon einem
fleinen idne6ilden segler gerettet.
Sic Mo11nIdoften 6es Seglers mer-
Sen in england inter ifrenger ge'ua=
du1eg feitgebolten.
Gom Often iagt Elm Sonooner
&on1nentor, 0aB bie GeutId)en al1f
elmer breiten Tront auf @aridau 3lt
porriider, 0enn lie iid) auf oreiBig
D1eiIen un6 meniger genabert ba6e1.
Sic iin0 bier auf Sic tn neuen s1el=
Inngen undergraduate ruliiide slrnee
ge1toben, nit Ser jett eine neue
gro5esdIodt, sic eigent1ide @dlabt
Dor @oridou, I'M @onge lit. aus
gerli1 miro gelagt, oaB man lid oa-
riber flor miro, boB Ser gemeloete
ponitd1roige sieg iiber Ste @uiien
ridt ettpu 6ie 3eritorung oieier
Seece beoeutet, ion0ern 6aB nod niel
5u tbun ubrig bleibt. Wean bot ober
poGes gertro1en oarauf, 6aB Sim
0enburg sos begornene @erf gut 3u
gn6e fiibren miro. Sic @u1ptarnee
ser 0eutiden itebt 5tpiiden ner
@ei9iel uno Ser Eilt5a. slus @a'
Ii3ien miro fein midtiges greignlB
beridtet. Sic guiien 5ieben ii4 mei-
ter aus Ben &orpotben 5uriid. aus
gerbien Iiegen feine neuen @odrid-
ten ror. Sic mo11tenegriniiden uno
ierbiiden Mrn1een ionen iih mieoer
pereint boben, Inn einen @ormarid
nod Soroiepo, Ser Souptltaot 8os-
niens, gum 5tpeiten Male 5u begir1-
nen.
SIN @eiten >pdren bie @ngriffe
Der 0erbiin6eter in Ser @egen6 non
geie1port uno giridoote obne Gr'
(TortieBung auf Seite 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

blutig abgetDieiel1. Gr1e Menge @e=
fa11ge1rer unD &rieg5munition flsl
SEN Geutlden aud) in oen Mrgonren
IN sic @anoe. Gra115oliide unb eng
liide Ilieger fliegen na9 Wees nno
Strabburg.
Nti1t6eltens 5tpel britiide Sorpe6o-
6oot5er1torer iino Bel 0em l1eberfaa
alf 6ie @iiite gnglonbs BON sem
beutl6en 8eldtpaoer IN @run6 ge=
idollen.
@s miro gel11eLbet, Ser @reu5er
!, ,1resoen" lei Bel Cambridge Sslano
pon1 areu5er ugriItol" in @run6 ge=
.1bollen.
Siirfiide Sruppe1 fi11o Big m1f is
W1eilen an Sen sue5=&anal beran=
gefomn1en. Gu1ndtiens &enferpatipe
bobel1 bon rreren1 Die geibebaltu1eg
ser gaeutruIitGt ibrer &egierung
our6 geidluB ianftioniert 6reib,rr
Don ser @ole lit gum ftenpertreten-
SEN &riegsn1irriiter Ser Siirfei er~
na11nt 1poroen; Elm beutider gbn1tral
lit sum Sberfpnnnan6ierer6en Scr
tiirfilden SSlotte erra1r11t tpor6en.
gng[an6 bot ei11en &ubbon6el NIT
1Sranfreia geidlolIen. gs erfen'h
ssronfrei9s 8roteftorat iiber Marof=
TO an, uno Sra11freid bas @nglanoS
iiber 9legppten. Gum, ne,een Su1tan
bon Megpptet1 tpurbe 6uilein &en1al
erna1rnt, Ser Sen ts:sss Msss;stetr oa16 o11ae=
monument bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Ser einleitigen S11terpretattot tes

ser inieitigen Snterpretatton tps
slGn1igbtp Cir gpring=Rtce bisber
perltonoen boben tpol1ten. 3met,
moI, Inn ie6en 3tnetfel ous5uid1ie=
FEN, hot 6os Stoatson1t Ser britt,
iden @agierung Sic @erliderung ge-
gebe11, ooB bie Sin 6es Senators
Sithcod, ourd Sic befanntlid oem
Son6eI init &riegsmnterial 5tptihcn
SEN Ser. @toaten unb Sen friegfiib-
renben MGdten ein @nbe berettet
merben ion, nidt ols 8ertpultungs-
muBnuhme betrahtet tperben 6orf;;
bos beiBt, 6oB Sic gunbesregierung
nit Ser BorIage 6es @eiebenttpurfs
ni6ts 5u tbun batte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Kaiftr (Vilbe|f11 f1ah der 5ro11t+
ruxti1 Gar Nto
tan Gnqldnser s@lappe. Sebter e@a9 9e9m
strbien eepant.- Hm6tide s@la8ime bon General bon
aNadtnj<ns sarmee omrdeebrod Ste Muter
ten mouen 8ebnadtsteierta9.

nal iteben; England bot oen1 BON
ibnn aru1eftierte11 9legppten ei1ren ci'
ge1len Sultan gegeben in Ser Eerion
zines gertponoten bes bisbertgen
&bebibe. .....
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Muterifa ni@t
1t,tparteiii@.

Ser. staaten als sdiebsridter fir
unm0glia be5eidnct. -2ie ra5ln.
3eitmng" erflart, bak Nmerifa als
5odterlanb Gnglano's famm sic
geeignete Nadt CUR 'Ginleituns
pun Jriebensuerbauolungen mare.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-05-21
State Board of Control Asks
Ideas of Kenosha Officials
on Pension Law"
COUNTY BOARD NOT FRIENDLY

Judges and court officials in the city
this morning received letters from the
Wisconsin state board of control seek
ing information in regard to the adj
ministration Of the proposed "Moth-
er s Pension Law in the state and it
was stated in these letters that the
state board wass Hs IVA the open
ing of an Investigation to determine
just what need there was for such a
law in Wisconsin and the possible CO.
operation that the state would receive
from counties in the enforcing Of it.
The state board asked that statistics
be given to them from official records
showing just how many people in Ke-
nosha county would be eligible to
claim from the state or county under
the provisions of the law. The Judges
were urged to express an opinion as to
the workings Of the law and If in their
opinion it would be possible to carry
out the provisions of the law without
adding many people to the already
long list Of dependents in the Wiscon-
sin counties.
The clerk of the circuit court is ask
ed to give the board some statement
to show the attitude of the members
of the county board along the line of
making appropriations for the carry
ing out of the provisions of the law.
Kenosha county did not take kindly
to the new statute and although several
meetings of the county board have been
held since the law was enacted no APP
preparations have been made for car
rying out its provisions and discussions
of the law by the members of the
board have indicated clearly that the
members are not any too friendly to the
legislation.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-05-21
City Treasurer Again Uses
Patrol Wagon to Collect
Personal Taxes Here.
ALDERMAN MARTIN BUTTS IN

City Treasurer Martin Steinmetz has
got down to work in earnest in collect
ing personal property taxes and Tues
day afternoon the chug, chug, chug of
the patrol wagon was heard in all
parts of the city and ii earr.ea con
v4etion to tine minds OF s1t least
six delinquents on the personal tax list.
Six Of the delinquents reconsidered
when the wagon drew up in front of
their places of business Tuesday after
noon and settled with the treasurer and
score Of others hurried to the city
hall this morning to make payments
and if possible stave off the visit of
the "hurry up wagon.
The treasurer started his work just
after noon Tuesday but clash in
authority caused a truce to be called
after the six visits had been made
Alderman Martin of the fourth ward,
who is a member Of the police commit
tee Of the council, undertook to take a
hand in the matter and he told the
treasurer to put the patrol wagon back
in the city hall and that it was not de-
signed for the collection Of personal
taxes. The action of the alderman Of
the fourth ward failed to get any sym
patty from the finance committee and
Alderman Shearer acting on the
authority of the common council imme-
diately directed the treasurer to pay
no attention to the advice Of any in
dividual alderman but to get busy with
the wagon and collect taxes. The work
Of making collections was resumed just
after the ultima tum had been issued by
Alderman Shearer and the wagon will
be at the disposal Of the treasurer at
all times until the last cent or the de-
Enquent list is collected.
The first day S crusade brought re-
suits for in addition to the amounts
collected by the treasurer two mem
bers Of the city council and one other
city official hurried to the city hall and
settled the amounts that had been
charged against them and lot of
other people followed in their foot
steps.
Alderman Shearer of the finance
committee let the treasurer understand
that personal interest of any alderman
in the outstanding taxes would not be
permitted to interfere with the work
of collection and that if any city of.
fetal was on the delinquent list the
treasurer should use the same methods
against him as against any other de-
hnquent taxpayer.
Treasurer Steinmetz will start the
patrol collecting again on Thursday
afternoon and he will make daily visits
until the lists are cleaned up.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-05-21
INJURED IN COLLISION.
Ed. Otto and Ben Mischo Come To
gether With Motorcycles on Tuesday.

@sNes WV cNd4N 0Ol1 Ix1ADS4lO OOll1C IL
gether With Motorcycles on Tuesday.
Edward Otto and Ben Mischo both
well known young men of the north
side OF the city, are nursing bad bruises
today as result of collision of the
motorcycles ridden by the two men at
the corner of Milwaukee and Lake aven-
ues just before eleven o'clock Tuesday
evening. Otto was riding south along
Milwaukee avenue and Mischo riding
in the same direction on Lake avenue
At the juncture OF the two streets they
came together with great force. Botn
men were thrown from the machines.
Mischo had a badly bruised face and
Otto had both of his arms and his left
hip badly bruised. Mischs admitted
that he was probably most to blame
in the matter and the two made an
amicable settlement of the question of
damages.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-05-21
FRIENDS MAKE GOOD LOSSES
White Eagle Society After Long SEES
sion Agrees to Have Charges Against
Former Treasurer Withdrawn-Judge
Offers Banaszynski a New Chance

Joseph G. Banaszynstzi, former police
and fire commissioner Of the city, ar
rested week ago on charges Of en-
bezzlement preferred against him by
the president Of the W1eite Eagle soci-
ETY. of the National Polish Alliance Of
America, walked out Of the municipal
court a free man just before eleven
0 CLOCK this morning. Five minutes
earlier Judge G. E. Randall had handed
down an order directing that the
charges of embezzlement which had
been brought against Banaszynski be
dismissed on the payment Of the costs.
In discharging the defendant Judge
Randall declared that there was no
doubt but that the facts submitted to
the court would have warranted Ban
aszynski being held for trial on the
charge stated in the information but he
declared that as the money alleged to
have been embezzled had been repaid
to the society and as Banaszyski s rela-
tives had given assurance that he would
be given new chance in life the court
refused to stand in his way. The for
mer police commissioner Is face was
wreathed in smiles as he walked to the
bench and thanked the judge for his
action in dismissing the case and with
in a few minutes the costs had been
settled and Banaszyski left the court
room.
| On Tuesday evening Louis KoteclSi,
comptroller of the city of Milwaukee,
and Attorney Albert Banaszynski, a
brother of the defendant, came to Ke-
nosha and took the case up with the
members Of the White Eagle society.
Plans were made by which the relatives
of Banaszynski guaranteed the imme-
date payment to the treasurer of the
society, the amount claimed to have
been converted by Banaszynski, and the
society voted almost unanimously to
have the charges Withdrawn. The plan
of the settlement was laid before the
district attorney early this morning and
he declared that he had no desire to
urge the charges in court if the mem
bers of the society were satisfied.
In connection with the settlement of
the case it was stated that Banaszyn-
ski would settle up his business affairs
in Kenosha at once and would 90 to
Milwaukee where he would accept a
position as a salesman. Relatives of
Banaszynski joined him in the declara-
ton that he was guilty Of no intention
al wrong and they insisted that Banas-
zynski had been the victim of business
Ireverses and hard luck and that if
given chance he would make good all
of his financial obligations.
Many of the members Of the White
Eagle society were in court when the
order dismissing the charges against
Banaszynski was handed down by the
court and they crowded about their for
1ler' treasurer and appeared to be most
friendly
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-05-21
SMEAR FOUNTAIN WITH PAINT

The police were busy today seeking
to discover the identity of miscreants
who smeared the fountain at the corn
err Of Wisconsin and West Main streets
with red paint The fountain was
smeared with the paint some time
Tuesday night and blind man by the
name Of Meter, who stopped to get a
drink, had a suit of clothes ruined by
its being daubed with the paint. There
is a trail Of red paint leading down
Wisconsin street and the police are
hopeful that they viii be able to get
some information by following this
lead If the guilty parties are found
they will be arrested and prosecuted on
charges Of malicious mischief. 4