davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-05-06

Miss Bernice Mccoy. state superin-
tendent OF public instruction. has is
sued circular letter that will appeal
TO the civic pride and patriotism OF
all Idaho. II is for the special study
OF Idaho history and geography in all
the schools In the state In connection
with the opening OF water commerce
from Lewiston to the sea. Idaho
Day" is suggested for every school.
at which time the Snake river and
what IL means to the state shall be
made special study. 1t is urged
that the great celebration of the op-
ening OF the Dells-Celilo canal is the
psychological time for this work.
This is to be followed by other SINH
lar work later In the fall.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-05-06

Such a situation as existed In
1907 is impossible under the federal
reserve banking system" said Russell
Lowry. deputy governor OF the San
Francisco regional reserve bank, In
his address to Idaho bankers at din
ner given in his honor by the associ-
ated banks OF Boise and vicinity on
Thursday evening. Speculation Is.
OF course. still possible. but since the
new currency system has been put
itno effect spectators will go down
singly and cannot drag the entire a.
nancial system with them. Com
merdal tightness will naturally oc-
cur periodically. but widespread pan
les are now impossible"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-05-06

Struck out-By Ashenfelter 10, by
Hart 6. 2-base hits: Jaycox. L. Ash
enfelter. Wetzel.
Jerome III o o 2 0 -
Twin Falls. % 0 0 0 o o o o 90
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-05-06

In "A decision handed down In the
Louise NJ. Barton test case the state
supreme court this week held that
the anti-nepotism law enacted by the
late legislature is reasonable and con-
stitutional. Miss Barton was the mat
ron OF the Soldiers Home and is the
daughter OF the commandment. Col.
c. II. Barton. Under the law she is
ineligible. The decision outlines in
considerable detail the limitations
and restrictions to be observed under
the law.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-05-06
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

F. E. Weymouth. supervising en-
gineer for the Boise project. is urg-
Ing the greatest economy in the use
of irrigation water on the project this
year. He finds that there is less
snow In the mountains now than is
usually the case In June; the Boise
river is falling and but little addi-
tional water can be stored In the Ar
row Rock and Deer Flat reservoirs
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-05-06

Game Warden Leroy c. Jones an
nounces his intention OF removing the
state fish hatchery from its present
location at Warm River in Fremont
county to some place In Bannock or
Blaine county. The reason for the
proposed move is the difficulty of get
ting supplies to the present Warm
river hatchery for the winter months.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

Nine mef oluiteu, fpeIfe ts flir noib'
W rcenoip erildrl 81 perbeiiern olt& IA
Ha!iftruHa WteSeHgD aoeHue. bon SnrIiion aoe'
nue. bis SAHibine apenle.
Gel es bei6lpttn BON bem Sf1htrnib bet
siaoi Qtnnnnuii Sidli Ohio. brei 5'leritl oet
pltr5n ertpablien Miigl;eber iibereiniiiuimeno
Dab es HoibipenoiG iit su prrbeiiern enrds va
na!t'irnRa Dlepenrp anenue. bon earrlfon gpe'
nue bic sunibtne s.Jclgle 10 uebereiHiitnimnne
MI einen Rinue. nraeHoinIneH bon. Sidoirdib
an T. Sepieuber 1913 uHb iebi dlfiieaeHb In
Der Efiee bee 0beiiSneenieurs bee 1epdrfe'
menis Of Vnblte Serotee, ipelfer plnn IN SeSug
ouId snigebeiBsn IT,
iinb fel es feruer bef6Ioffen. bat b:laa.e
gb6ngeinndle btTgeilelt ipstben lolen IN ue'
bereiniiiumune mi, benz bfasteu 9Ian inb Zen
gbsf'5nasniears hts 1epnriemeHt ihI 5iieni.
linen Itenii tipslAe SpesifiidiioHen bittonrh
aIiseStssen hlSl nm y iisnerslnIiistngIIl
ooraefeberen Serbeietnne.
eel es isrner bef6Ioifen, bak be enbi
ersibla 1907 Brodem ber 8efonint aoiien
be-, Der san%asI n gsrbsIesina bs;GsLen isH
In ben streuSuraen unS Meeerenter.
Dnb ierer 1be bet Rotten, ipsldsr bon Der
Sidbi 81 be5dben N aus BEN @ries bes Bsr'
unsaeaebcn. iperbtn fourH bon befneter Stao.
lhr lolfe Rpede VI Der sseiie, iple bonn @s'
ev borgeiebeu
SaB Der Ren ber gelammifoIien, tpeld.r
Sii5iri H. auferesi fpsrbrn fon I'm DerbdIts
nib 5it BEN Bctibciler ipeIde aus cbiaer gers
bekrina renliiTeH mbafn. nif bic nn1toI1ens
bdbretbener foie unb 1hroereieu. Tdmlif:
Vie Cots nnb ednbsreisr. 6flgreul.nb nHo Gns
figbero an bic eotaeieheHe SerheiIfriing. ans
aenonnen bic eots an Der uorbriltdeu liitn
rprbpeirlihen 9de ber Slreiisuna bon 6orrifon
glbetiIie nno pleeenrb elbeniie. fpeIdt brfngten
Cots .uno ednSersieH bierbnr6 bettimmi tnh.
hah fis ipesieqe soribsiie bnrG bsiasie ger'
befferliHe erldneeH
Gab biz. 70 auirrIeeien ufebmerts in finf
90 ifbrIihen abihlnasinblunafn benblt iuer.
hen inler. nit 3inieH nuf bic biHausaei hobs,
men 3ahlurlen ~ bier nnn einbnlb an pru,
sent pe,. Sdbr bon Dem breihiaiieu lnae rad
Der @aifirung Der beiteuerH.en Creinnit8 an
borpefeben IN leood. hnb ber Giacnibiimer BON
ifgcnbipelfeui beiieHcrien Gipenfbum rad feis
rem @ntbhren fc6e HHebment In Rnnr in
nerhnlb breihta 800 1upen bon uH0 nudl her
gafjiruna Der beiiruerroeu crbinaR5 ar. be,
cat bic Bombs bsr eiaei Cincinnati ana.
acpeben iperoen ionrn bor ben befdaisn eiiris'
menis. ~ L
palTri am 8. cnsber. ~ .. 1915.
gS. Sduner,
grdiieeni bes smotTaibs
geaIaubist; grsb. S6neIfsr. QIerf.
1874
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

" tvsnbte erildrt, sn bertslIera bul9 ne.
ioliiirura 0bi6ai1ip Sirnbe bon gpnrner
Gtrdbe ~ etuem 9nniie $50 5ub iiioltG.
eel es beitlOiIen BON siaSirnib bsr einei
CINCINNATI. giGni Cbic. bret gisrieI brr baln
erpdbIien gltieleber fibereniiiuImeno. eab ,es
noibrVsneis ~ ~ bsrbfllern bnr6 aaIoIin.
rlna Gbidnfutu Sirabe bcn g3drner strabe si
einem gunfie bierbiIHberi uHb fiinfaig l4b0)
Sut il6lid, In llebereinittmniuna NIT eirem
glnue. GrGenominen bon benz Sinotrntb AM
Z. September 1918 nnb iepi Gniiegenb IN Der
Gfiice oes Gbei. .5Heenielrs oeS Gep1rtemenis
Oi Bubble eerbiee. lOei6er elan beBiafib oes
obengendnnien Ierritorinms tiermlt eniaebets
iins i,i ss iansr b.laiOTeu. sas bic bsfaeieu
ttreinItimmlna init BEN befaaien plan urS
hes Heterogeneous bss department Of Subtle
s,Ibiee. tlpeIte sPesiiisiioren, biermii autse.
behen iino). uno IN usbtteHitimuna nit bem
aciienS0raHit'laa bon bsr psresIetsusu serbs'
ierura, ~
Der san3en Berheiienina beaablen iol unb dnbsrs
BEN bic dplteu Der GanaliIifnng In Hreulur.
aeH uuo g9e9eretie.
9ab bsrisHias abelI ssr Rotten, iDsIfer bon
ans bem Cribs bon BEN get,auis bon eones.
bic bon befngter Siubi dnsafaeben lperoeB tit
bi. bsfaa,en 3peds. In ber satiis. iuie BON Te.
9as bss Reii ter ssiammticflsn. ivcl6er
I'm Gbiaeu ale niti bon Der 2iabt gu btsGbIet
Ipe8i'isirt IN, niiietleat peroep fol i'm ger'
bhIinib Der 8ortbeIie, neice pon otefet Serbei.
jeruna reiuItireE moaefU ani bic na6ieiaeHb
btlfrietenen gpis NIB panbereien, rhuiib
ale Cots uub aaubereifH anareuBerb nHo an
liubcnb an bic ooruelebeHe Berbeferunn, ausae'
ncnimen qoi 20, an bef fiiboiilid5eu freu5uus
unb bae 1reikisfie 9iiiriit E6nleiGenibaui on
Der fnbueiiIiben Areusuia bon ssarner Sirnbe
nnb Gbidcfdlp Sirdbe. mfI6e beidgien apis
uuo ednbereien bierouT1 befiinmi 'iiIb. bab
iis beforbere 8orittile our& bie bsiaGie Bey'
beilcruHs aeniebn
Gab bic 10 nnferleaien mfrebmenis beJabIi
iperben louen in iaTi 90 tdbriiten 9dbuH1tn
NIT 3inieu aui Die bindutaef@pbenea Snplun'
gen 81 oicreinbdlb an Rrcseni psr 2abr. pom
btetbigiien 1nge ra4 Der Ruiiiruna ber beliels
stnben Crotrdra: torausgtfesi ieeo6. eut bet
gieeriblmet ireerhpel4sr bffteueruier 9tger.
ibiims. ie nGA ieiHtm 8rbirfeu, IoIte Gfisb'
mentb In gdar bssltli inHerbalb breisie (30)
1ceeu bon uuo ndS est @aifirang Der bsliel'
eri,ben Gtoindn5.
TaB bic Bombs est eiaot Cincinnati ausse,
9sben iperbsn i0ntn Dor bsr soIeiilon esr be-
idsitn nt'esmsuis.
gafTiri an 5. Gh0bes, q. .. 1915.
g. .. Tauuer,
9raibsni bes Siaeiraibs.
eesInubist: Sttb. StuslIsr Qlesf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

feiforen teinsrIsi porgsiabts Wleinuns
batitn. bas Gramsn ni1t Isidt gs'
ma4t fpurSe. ping bO4 fit bic gu.
iunft isbr pisl babOn al. Grobhem
befaub 5rl. Suflopa bas Rigoroium,
unb mad GrfiiGung Der anb.ren ge,
bingunssn ipurbe ibr aud bic Doitor.
ipiirbs trtbeili. gtm IA. DEFENDER
1867 prouoOisrts lie gum Doitor Der
Webi3in, Gbirursie unb @sburtsbilie,
naflbem Iie ibrs Sbsfen s.Idddt Der.
ibeibist bate. Dieis gIicnisrin bes
5rauenftubiums unb 9oitoreramtns
Bat In @erbinbnus nit Der psrIidnb.
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 3iir4tr pro,
feiforen bic Msss gsba6ni fHr ibr.
Nahfplasrinnen. geionbers 2lufs
ieben erregte IS. bab bi. iedhs Dol,
iprunbin, elm, Sfipei,erin, bon BRO,
feHcr Or. 4i.rmsr dis aIIiIteniin am
glider Spito! onseitslt purbe, ttn bis
bdbin nod ME DOrseionlmsnsr Jan.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

Nine DrbtHana 30. $50, t9i5--gur.
" iebrunaen ireienb iiir bic elnsaabe bon
Bombs In bcr Gunime bon bfuettnreno iens'
bunbert (S2.600.00) Dollars tiir ben 3ped Der
s6nffune cines Sorbs sur se5abinna ser SO
iien iinb efusgnben Der Seriielnng bon aoriret
1reppen BON aemper paEe bis GniterH slbeniie.
om 9iooftppob Gubpab.
Gel eS nerorbner bonn eiobiraib bcr etabt
Cincinnati, etanf cbio:
eabirntbs bcr Si1bt Cincinnati ncfbi,efbte III,
Bombs Ger bef1gfen Gfnbt ane5ueeber unb 5it
berfdiifen in Der Silnme bon sipctidnicnb tcfIs'
bunoert (s2,600.00) Dounrs fit ben Sfped Der
E6nffiind eincs sScnbs siir ReSnblnna Der aos
fen nnb atiseaben bcr Scriteaulle bon acnfret'
5renner ron senticr qdne bis 9dicri Ipenne
ON mnnfipcno eubpop, unntnlet milf benz nd
tbigen Subebpr.
eerion 2. DAT bic qonbS ber beidelen
GiGot niisgeqebcH iperben iollen III Der >unns
epn 5pRiidlfcub iedbebnnbert tS2, ,600.00) Snis
lars ilr bic o6enaendnnten 3ipe6e Gie befaalen
gurbs fclen In Sencnrirntipnen bon etHbunbtri
(Sf00l Dollars iebcr, roer IN Wtiilftrlif1funeH
hcrieIheE ansgeeehen ipcrocr, ipie bon BEN
Gi1bi'anhiior beltlnlIHf fpernen mag. lrn fnHen
Snieu ira1cn iur hdfe. BON pier mo einbnlb
l4hH) Proiefli rer Snhr gcingfe Eonos fofs
len hatirt fetn bonn t5. 1dle bes slrcenfber, u.
Sabre nnd bem Dotim. s,efnete gonbs fcuen
Gitseceebeii, nusaef1brt rnb pernubert ipefben
IN llebereinitimnurg init bem cSefct nnb Der
CrodanI bes stdntroibs Bur Neeutiruna Der
uuHpnDe llUo bRe VetIdnlp DOH pnUoe III ret
efaot Giutirroit. Stoat Ebio. pniitrf NJ 81.
2chrunr 1912.
seftiou g. Sab bsr erI6s aus oeBt Betinuf
her bei1gicn gonos 1nSacnurInen Die Htdmler
rnb nniorlnuienen 3infcn. oent 5cnbs ilir ben
porbcrbc5eibneicn Aiued anaeitricbeu iinb niies
be5abIt iucrbcn fpllen nui stnoronung hes at
rector Of Bubble Glfeip nnb iolIen bcrausgnpf
iperoen biirdl ben Sirccicr Of 9ubac SafeiD iiir
ben bicru fpcsiiiairien Slped
Seiton 4. Sds bd fei nno bierblirdb ~ dlf'
cilcgi niib folciiiri idhrlib Bic sur iilanng
ber oben beicrebenen edbulb. auf eds iicner'
bare 6igcntbnH oer Stdbi Gircirnnii. eine 1cs
riaenoe Suuigie 5Iu 3uede oer toGiaeii
8cSabIung Der 3inIen nrf bic oben beinriebete
Shulo nnb 5ur 3abInne aeniigeuber 1iIgnnas'
iunbs. .sIusadben, nm botBufeben filr bic peIle
9eBGIluna Der obei genaniien S9ulo beim 3ers
iail: foIdbe auiagen iinb aolleitloneI finb sn
MAIDEN ~ ben 3eien, boreeiehen bnr6 bas ge'
iet fur bte slnierIeeung bon SteuerH iir iru'
seftien s. Giere crSiuans rou In araft
ireien iifb Gilliqfsit tnben ton urh mad hem
fribefien bonn @cfet erI1nbien 9ciirnniie al.
gailtri am o. Giiubet. " .. 1915.
IS. 9auuer,
9srdfibent ees Stdbtrdibs.
geeIaubist: Sreb. SGnsIIeE Glerf.
1921
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

ioreramen srfiilte, eb, nod bic for.
msIIe 9Orausicbrna. bic eistutlihe
Standardization srfiillt mar. Sdon
i'm Gebrunr 1867 psrlanets fie. sur
0ottorpromotion 5asslaiien gu iper.
ben, tpcrauf iis bic Meiiung srhielt.
Iirb crit bic Wdtriisl 81 beridafien.
Der Retior ,entffisb nun i'm Ginpers
fidnbnib mil Der Gr3iebungsDirsiiicn,
baB pas Reslemsni, iptIhss Elm 0trs
BOT fir 5rauen ia nift eHtbielt, 5li'
sunfisn DON Jrl. GuflOpa aus5ules
ssn, iis aIio susulaiien fsi. Won lieb
bdbsr bic Gtubeniin sur meci5inifden'
Dptiorpriifuue su. uni, man tam ibr
sIaubsu, bab itr, cbrotl sh Pro-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

ben iberlcsen. 9snn r. fdisbsn in
ibrer eitIen 9er6IenOung ale uniere
@rfolse duf bas apnto inlsrsr, Srgds
nifation". 9ieis pabt ii6 atsr ies
biglid Der Sriegserfabrung an unb
lpsib lie gu benusen. 9ie eSialiensr
iinO ip Der Sduluns sur arisssers
fahrung Inn mcbrsre aIaiIen 3uriid
lno iperben iObaIO bic bObnsn n;9t
eirbolsn f6nnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

au6 sum 0Oitursramsn 5u5ulaftn.
Maria Marta Sabl beriftst bariiber
in bem bemndfit eri6einenbsn Seit
Der .9ttabemifaen RunSf4au" in ei.
nem auffab iibr bns 5osidbrise Subj
Idrm bes sSrauenifubiums. 2lnfans
1856 bat Elm Srdidcin 81. aus 9iuBs
lamb bei benz Rstiorat Der llnireriis
tat Grid Inn bic Grlaubnib, nitt
BLOT alssaseius uaturtpihsHi&ats
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

Der erte nsibti6e Dot
tor. Siinait purben es 80 Sabre,
ieitbem Die llniOeriitdt Siiri6 dls erife
!5odi6ule Der Welt ben Yeriu6 fpdss
fe, au6 ben Grduen ba5 gemeinIdme
Stnbium nit Wldnnern nit pofle-
@lei66ere&tisung bes pei6liden We.
f4ls1tss su gsitai.sH sHs Trousu
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Nip tfR.

edubipebrmann (na6 Der gesrn.
banu); .Dos Glas Don Der aaf6,n.
lbr strbrodxn. ben 3pidr pssIoiN
unb aft 3igarrsH asrbriidt y. bo
ipaas nod mai sinsr au bsbuupisn.
Cifllit mir tittsn uni Ji6f qua Gle
81 sstsisottssls
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stsllenaeIndle---@eibIidl.

Geftlide gtau fn4t al6en. pbsr Saiis.
dfbeli in gamiIis. Dsrs. piIesr. 1910 g1al.
tut Sifnbe. 1si1
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GEO. P. SCHWE|TzER,
VOLKSBLATT
j 0 B R 90 N s
1877 ch7. etrafs.
9ritfiaGeit

ieber srt In btuiiHer unb snoliffer eprnHs
for 0efdaft6leuic. 3freins sie usbsdstunaen
petbeH anf galnf1 tffcref-
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glsaiernnes.aniteIInnaen

saeeisrnnes.sinltsuun@n soifen flr Wldnner
unb arnusn. 3aufenoe bon Grnennrngep itne
IN uusftf. Cite fir slniteuuneen fret
&ronilin Snfiifufe. Gesf 70, Ro1eiter. u. ..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

aBntu @u6t stens " Cafe ossr msfianrau.
flr Sbdtt frber urb 9innerseur6. g.
gnribart i2 ct is. Straes. 2. sioa, bintsu
9eutf6e gran fnGi plrbeit. 1907 gre.
men SiraEe, s. stod, biHien
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

gtan IN ntiiiIertn Sabren fitr Sausdrbstt.
2430 glari apsnnc. Soiiib @oriuooo. ls,is
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

wdbnen. fat seip66nIicbe SausGrbeii, em.
pfeblnnsen. 3C2 giocoale aberiie. noo1ealt.
i3--lG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

8 mme M ann ipiinftt olie cher reue ar,
belt. g2m. o. IS W. w1cgliden fleenne.
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@erIanst-3 Iciben.
gerIanat - WdnnIid

pfdniier crlerni Dos Gnrbergeindli. SieIlsn
pnen. Gobn pdbteHb BEN pernen. s9erf5eup
eegebsn. Clb gfeltabIe Barber College 0tnn,C
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

8utes bsutf6es wsab6eu for Saus'
arbeii. 1904 OF Mgeaaaan Strabs. sSalnui
siGs.. SsI. q. 5e3. i3-lH
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si,Ilenseilhe -NlGnnlidj.

2 9eutfd5er, nniianbiasr. mlitIeen Glters.
Bette GrIpisbl,Ha. BbiIipp. 1927 aate Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

etne erfabrsne aB1in. GupIebilifi'
gen berlanat. gansuipaeeu e39 Hfomdp
glbeune. N0pnoale. 1el. apon 1920.
i3.is,ib
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gerlanst- -@eibIidj.

genIfees RdbGsn fur aooeR iilo uul
BET Der Sausatteit gu beIien. Neistfn5en
pergengt. 5letmi DALEY Gar. 2s2T ARaeiloB
gtodo. tynbrgelb besutIt. bos
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

wdb6en fir aaaemstns 9oHsarbsii qbons
9lbou ieIssD ober nan5uirnger $3.50 0oeH
9pnReritne s1aoui.iias oosr Grsiiaa. apon'
bale. ii.lb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

aompetenfes Ulab6en fir nueenieine
5nnsdgbeii ater grtpdhieHe. 9mpfeb!inaefi.
dnisr epbH. ZOO UisnIpoot slnenue. 14i5s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

Wldb6eu far aaseneine Sausarbeii Gm.
peblnnpen etbeisH 3457 9utn unsHue,
abcHsnle 3o0sgbeH Gar. u
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q. .. Iauner
9taiibsnt bes SiaoitaibS.
SesInnbist: Sttb. S6uslIsr Qleri.
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Dfefen 9nnncriine. @nhnliitdee nm >
1lbr 237 pnbIoiu Strdbe, nobe g., Brd bon
3immern. 5lois. modern, gut permiefbei.
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conversation slip long enough to make
an effort to find the identity of the
Milwaukee woman talking. She laugh
ed merrily and the conversation came
to an end. The chief lost no time in
getting to Milwaukee. He found that
the woman who had talked to him had
been IN the neighborhood of grocery
store on Hanover street and with
Sheriff Stahl he hurried to the store
and found that the woman lived at a
place couple of blocks further down
the street. Mrs. Goerndt was found at
the home of her sister and when the
chief and sheriff told her that she was
wanted in Kenosha she declared her
Willingness to return.
The start from Milwaukee was made
without further delay. At Racine the
little party left the train and went to
the office of Sheriff Hollick, where
they were met by the district attorney,
A. L. Drury. Mr.. Drury gave Mrs.
Goerndt a chance to talk and her
statement was a breezy one which full
ly corroborates statements which had
been made by Mrs. Mae Molter Bull.
Later notary public was called in and
Mrs. Goerndt made affidavit that the
story she had told was true She then
was brought to Kenosha and permitted
to go to her home on the Racine
avenue road.
1t was planned to bring her into the
municipal court today and have her
give bonds to secure her presence in
court as a witness in. the Bull case.
District Attorney Drury was forced to
go to Racine this morning and for this
reason the appearance of the young
woman in court was delayed until
later in the day.
The officers were little slow to give
out the contents of the statement of
Mrs. Goerndt this morning. They adj
mitted, however, that the story was
very similar to that told by Mrs. Bull
but that it went further into details
as to the pleasure trips of the two
young women. 1t is admitted that in
her stories of these trips Mrs. Goerndt
brought in a few more names Of men
In Kenosha who had hit the high roll
ing pace with her, but no warrants
have been issued in connection with
the stories. 1t is probable that the
whole matter will be held in allegiance
until after the trial of Mrs. Bull.
The story told by the Goerndt WON
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Mr.. Harrison's Opinion.

Carter Harrison served the city of
Chicago as mayor for number of years
and his father served in the same ca
pacity before him and for this reason
the official instinct must have been
born and bred in him. The speech of
Mr.. Harrison at the stwet' meeting
held in Chicago on Sunday was polit-
ical speech and bid for the support
of big following of "wets" with a
view of retrieving waning political
popularity. Even at that there should
have been some other way out of it
to Mr.. Harrison. That man who has
held such a high position should de
clare himself as being openly in favor
of non-enforcement of law is just as UNI
usual as that man should be mayor of
Chicago and declare himself favorable
TO law enforcement. Mr.. Harrison goes
into the question at great length but
he lodges the one vital issue and that
ID sAe various oaths Of Office that he
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an has brought activity on the part
of the sheriff in the investigation of
the management of several road houses
about the city and it is not improbable
that the first outcome of the case will
bring the managers of some of these
places into court. The young woman
admitted that much of the frivolity in
which she had part had been carried
on at these places
Mrs. Goerndt declared that she had
been at the home of her sister in Mil
waukee ever since she left Kenosha
The Milwaukee police had been asked
to seek her, but evidently they had
paid no attention to the suggestions
of Kenosha officers.
LATER-Mrs. Goerndt came into the
municipal court this afternoon and
without a sign of hearing she gave
bonds of $500 to appear in court as a
witness when her presence was demand
ed. Her bond was signed by her
father
No formal charge has been made
against Mrs. Goerndt.
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FOR SHOOTING IN OPEN WATERS
Eight of the Defendants Appear in
Court and Pay Fines from Five to
Twenty-Five and Costs Two Will
Fight Charges.

Captain John Pugh the veteran dep
uty state game warden left his own
baliwick in Racine county Saturday
night and Sunday and swooped down
on violators of the law in Kenosha
county and as a result of his activities
on the Sabbath there were twelve cases
for violations Of the game laws for
Judge Randall to hear in the municipal
court this morning. Captain Pugh
worked at Camp Lake ON Sunday and
all of the twelve men arrested were
charged with shooting on the open wat
er in violation of one of the laws pass
ed by the legislature at its last session.
He brought to Kenosha the first prose
cutions under the new statute. The
list of men arrested included, A. J.
Parr, Walter A. Garin, Walter E.
Getschmann, Charles Bruel, John Ship
olisky, Percy Fuller, John Kazlaukas,
Paul Servant, John Gever, Roy Sibley,
Harry Coder and G. P. Meltesen.
The licenses for all Of the hunters
were issued in Kenosha county and all
with one exception are shown to have
been residents of the county.