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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
Tran, itbam, ipenr.
Sieoerer lIngar nDH GauuerH I'm
$1,000 geprellt.

Som Smith, 1866 Central 9lpenue,
troB Ieines ensIii9en Ramens elm biez
berer unear, beri9tete seitcrn gbeno
Der PoliSei, bab er SapiuoIern in bic
9dnre sefaIIen uub nm $1,000 ges
preIt pprbsn Iei. Smith bate. fpis sr
ertlGrte, ppn einem Trelinoe $1,000 aes
borgt, um oieislben nit eiusm gstpiia
len 20. 3. Saspopic pom 8rppn Sos
tel, 6. uub Gin Strabe. in einem 9ea
i9Gft aH5ulsgen. Der 9erabrebuug
5ufoIge babe ct ben Wianu gsi.srn
Ra9mittagin bem 6inefiidsn Reitaus
rant iiber Der &uebner'i9en @irtbs
ihaft, on Der 8ine Strabe, setroffeu
unb ii4 nit ibm uuo spsi unberen
Tfdunsrn an eiuem Sii9e uieosrgs'
laifen.
Sasppnic babe ibn, nahbem bic Qu.
gelegeu6eit Der 9beilbaberi6uit bes
fprohen tporbeu mar. aufgeforbert,
feinen geitras DON $1,000 in Elm 5as
ifentuh sinsupideIu uno iib gu glei.
der 3eit erbOten, aud ieinerfeits
$1,000 ber5usebeu unb in cine Reifes
tai1e gu legen. upb ben ShIiiTeI Dem
nifrsabnenbeH Smitb gu iiberssben.
9Gs 8ei6dft lei in Der dngeeebeueu
WstIe abgefpidelt poroeu. iporuuf Itdb
bic aerls empfabIer. SEPT erit giug
Smitb elm Si1t auf uub er offuste
bic Rsifetaihe, bic gu ieinem Gritaps
men itatt Der erbofften $4,000 nur
pertblpIe papisrfessn eutbieIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
1es aiasered)ts
gssisbt iib @erlsBier, Der nm Ont
iddDisuns aug Dem Staatssllns
falIpsriidrungsionbr in
Ship eiutomrnt.
ObiD elnt0mnf.


bus. g.. 26. .5anudr. =
Das StaaissO Obsrs,ribt bat am
9itnstaa sniidiebsu, boB siH 2lrbeia
ter Der 9erlsbunsen erlitiM bat uHb
iitb um entl46biauna bieisrbdlb an
ben Gtaats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iusnbst, i'd, bierburh ieints alages
red3ts qesen itinen 2lrbeitatbsr begiebt
lno babet ieine SdabenerinBtloge
asssn ben grbeiteetsr anblusia ma
den tann. Die Gntlheiouna tpurpe III
benz Sou BON @illiam 3iIdb a,ssu
sSoieph Bomgarbntr Don 2ateipooo
abaeseben, uno Is mar bisiss Der erhe
dal. Der cine beroriige sfraas inuol'
pirte. Die i6riftli6e Gntideiouns
ipirb bemnd6it srfolgen
3ilb par nit Der rehten 5dno IN
9pmgarbner's s5lbrit in cine strsise
f1ae eeratbsn unb bate bisrbei ben
3aumtn unb siUsi 55inasr sinee6iibt.
Gr punote iidl bann bebufs GHtid)i :
bigunq al Die Stadtsz ,snbuitrietoms
million unb itrenaie i'm Septsmtsr
1913 zine Sdaosneriabtlaae esssH
gomaarbner fir $500 an ssn Goms
mon plsds @sridt srlanais sr sinsn
WdbrIprud fir 500. dber pieIss
llrtbeil lpurbe pom appelaiionsae
tidt dufgebobtn uno bieIe GRtid).iz
6una bes slppsllaiioHsseridfs Durce
iekt pom Shafts OErssridt 6sItds
ffrt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27

Sinb bic 5orberunsm bsr
Sopauer an bic dineiis
fd,t Heateruna.

ptting 9 26. Janunr. Cine gros
BE Mibfiimmung unb llnrube Iinb
burh cine Qln5uN sSorberunsen IN
China DtrIrfaht fporbsn, Die ieiisns
Japans mad Der Beiebung &iautdau's
bnr1 bic iapaniltsn 5ruppsn an bic
dinsiiihe Resisruns stiteIlt tuotosn
iinb.
Gs banbsit fi& insseiammi Inn 81
9orberungen, bic am 20. 5nnuar Der
fineiii6sn Rssieruns pom bisiissn jas
pdniihtn Gtionbtsn iibtrmitielt purs
ben. gritsns tpirb perIanst, bab
gbina aIe beitsbenbsn beutidxn lnb
0ftrrsidifden aonasiiioHen prompt
an sSdpnn abtriit; bob China Ii9 pers
pflidtst an ssin Qanb duber an Ga
pan IN Der 3utuuft aon3efiionsn gu
sribsiltn; bab Sapnn bic erIaubnib
srbdlt, cine bsionbsre 2erriiorinlbabn
sn bdusn uno bab Japan 8srgbaupris
rilsaieH in ben YropiRssn Sbantiina
uub Jutisn, in Der Wanbihurei, IN
Der 1iiIi6sn Wonaolsi unb i'm Dangs
Sfe 5bal srbdii. Sowsii bat bic Re
eitruna bic japuHiihe ROh nod nidt
btantiportst.
@roBe .Gntriifuns krriht in amt
lifen d,insfifhsn Rrtiisn iiber bas
tier iurfirerbe 8erii1t,, bdB CHINA
nit Deutidlanb in llnierbdnbIuns
iiiinbs. nm bic hinsiiide arme. bird
beutfde Gffi5iste rsorsaniiirei gu Idis
fen. Das Geriidt uirb fiir obIoIut
unbfstiinbst sriIdrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
Ant6entii6
einb laui bem 3ustitdnbnif eng'
lambs bic Don beu Deutidsn in
8riifd stfunbsiien gsbsims
Dofumense.
England nil iih iest bamit bsraus.
rsbsn, baB IS iih nur nm cine in=
formels 2lbmaduna hanbsIIs.
enalifds 9ruppsn iolIisn niir mad
gsIaisn seiunOt ipsrbsu, ipsnn gsls
aitns Qsutrdlitdt burd Dsutf9s
lamb D:risBt iporbsn mar.


eonbon, 26. sanuar. 1as anti
lidle Radridtenbursau bat am Diem.
flag abenO Das JOtgsubs bssannt sss
gebeH:
YDds 4uspdriige aimt ais6t IN sis
ner Ofii5isllsn 2iniipori auf bag Snter-
Disiu nit bsm btutfhsn Rsidsian5lsr
Or. BON 8sibmann 9oIlipsg, bag In
glmeriia am 25. s5anuar ptr5ffentiiht
ipnrbs, 5u. Sab bic Dotuments, ipslde
bic Senifdtn in griiifsl ssfunbsn hds
ben ipoII.H. tbaifddli6 triitirsn. Dds
auspdrtise Amt beitsbi jsto6 bdrauf,
aaB bisie Gotumsnte abfclui informsIl
ipartn unb fih nur auf ben 5dn be.
5ogen. ipsnn England bic Rsutraliidt
gslsiens Dsrtbeibiesn miibts. Die btls
siide Rsnobemertuns anf ben often
srfldrt, bab has ginriidsn Der gnss
Idnosr in gslgisn crit baum srfoIsen
ioIIte. nadlbsm unlsr. Rsutrdlitdt
bur6 9eutidldnb perlebi iporosn III. :
SoIlte Der beutfas asitstansler 81
erfabrsn ipiinidtH. aus ipeldlsn Grim
ben aonieren3sn iibsr Oieis militGriihs
iyrose 3ipifden snsliiden nnb beIsis
i4en Gffi3iersn itaiifanbeu, 70 fam
er ben Grunb in Der ibm isbr ipobIbes
fannisn 1baifadc iinpsn. baB5sutlds
laao Samit befddftigt mar. Elm iehr
ausgsbebHtss iiratssiites GiIeRbabns
neB 3u bauen. bas abii9ilih 70 angss
Isst ipurbe. um eiusH pl0bIid,u ans
ariif auf 9eIgisn m0slid 5u MAIDEN.
Diiss ali.tn mar s,niissnb. i'm Ger
banblunstfl 5ipiidsn gelaisn ilnb an=
osr,n Wddten auf Der Bats gu rsd5t.
fsrtigen, bob teiHs @etIsbung Der Rsu.
irdIitdt 9slsitns sriOIssny i0IIis es
lei bsnn, oab bieis gleairalitGt Don .is
nsr anbtr.n Wa6t Dsrlsbt porben
ipdre. 9luf isiner anbersH Bats bat
8eIsien bsrartise lluisrbanOIungen sss
pfIOssn.1
Der gaifus in bem Jnt.rDietp NIT
bem Deutfdsn sfsihstansIsr, auf
ipsl6en BAG enslii9e qusipdrtise amt
antpprt.t. Idutete ipie folgt:
England iollie fpirilih snblid, ba.
nit aufb6ren, INNER auf bsm 1bema
Der bsIsifhsn ReutralitGi berum5us
reitsn. Ootumsnie fiber bic engliihs
belgii4sn militdriiden 4btpmmel.
bic mir in Der StpiihsnSsit ssfunbsn
haben, asissn tlar geuug. lpas engs
Lamb Don bisier Hsutralitdt belt. Wie
Sic pobl ipiiIen, fanbeH mir in ben
Qlr6ipsn bes beIgiiS.n Wiinifieriums
bes aeubsrsn Sotuments. aus beneu
bsrporsebt. baB GngIanb i'm Sabre
1911 suti6loifen mar, i'm Sale es bas
mails 5u sinem arieg seiommsn mare.
obne 3uiitmmung Der bslsif5en Res
aieruna 3ruppsH nah gelsien 5ii pers
fen. sSu dnbsrsn Morisn, senau bos,
ielbe su tbun, ipofiir es isbt NIT bem
gruiiton Der Gntriiiiiius 9euii6IaHo
bitter 8crtpiirfs mndt.A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
@inserid)tet
Durbsn ber Snfursentsns
fiibrsr unb RSrbsr Gs.
neral RorieI unb 5pei
mff{d5uIbioe


MdniIa, 26. Son. Der SnIurs
esnttHfiibrsr General Noriel nnb 3lpei
Witidulbige, bic iiberfiibrt porb,n
lpdren, gsItgtntIib .inss Sabnsniams
PIES I'm Sabre 1902 sinen politiIten
0esnsr srmprbst 5u babsH, biibien ibr
Derbn4en ON Disnitug Worsen am
Galgen. Dur5 ben llmitdnb, bab bic
Sinri4iuns 5u iebr friiber Wtorsen.
itunbe itdttfanb, ipurben m0sIiher=
iueiie unruben psrmiebtn, aber bas
Qilitdr bate iirsnse WeiTung, alIe
RubsitOrunsen prompt 5u uHterbrii.
dsn. Wlan erpartst jsbo6 BEL Der Be-
erbiguns Der 5inssrihtsien eine ess
ipaltigt aunbsebung.
Horia mar elmer Der prominentsItsn
eingeborentn in Der propin3 gapiie.
Seine Sinrihtuna mar urIpriinaIidj
auf ben 12. Sdnlidr anaefeBt aefpefsn,
dbsr tr bate sinen StrafaniIHub ers
bflttn- Sn b<r 3piidenseit bditen iid]
proninenfe DiIipinos beim General.
goiperneur I'm cine llHtt6anbIuna bss
2cotsur!btils IN Observation-Disclosures
bausftrdfs btrtpdnbt, dbsr Der Oenes
ralgoupernsur mahis bon feinem Be-
grdbigunssre4t tsinen Gsbraud.
Otutfas arisssf6iffe in
Der Offte
qpnbon, 26. San.-Oer Stutf6.
panasrsrsuJer -Grisbri6 Carl" fpurb.
an Disnitag in BssI.itung siner gros
Ben DlctilIs Don sorpsbobooisn IN Der
Rdbs Der aIanb SnIsln, an her Gins
fabrt in ben gotbnif5tn WleerbuIeu,
afithen. Spdtsr iubren ne Didi on
goiIano pOrbsi. Ran slaubi. Dab iis
ipieotr Winen I'M gotbnif9en Mlesrbns
len gtIegt bnben. Die Sdiffabrt in
Dem Rsrbufsn III isst gang sinssiisllt
iporpen.
Die porfiebsnbs DepsTds iit geueis
bafHr, bah bic Dor ,inem Wonat pom
81. 4stusbura ausseihidts WleIbuns,
Der areuasr .;5riebri9 Carr i.i in Der
Sitist bon tuFiihsn 9Orpsbcbooten
5srliort fporbtn. srfunbsn mar.
6eiubIiAe unterIssbppte
in Der Oitfee.
aopenbaseH. 20. Sanudr. =
Der Dampfsrpsrtsbr 5pif6en sreass
borg, Sdnpsbtn. unb SaBniB, in
8fx..tr.s.. "A ....~.rl.ul> ..--S = nrs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27

tag fiinf gsrfaHunss z2lmenbements
IN gemeinffuftlihen Reiolutionen iIns
.erbreitst. Taas lie CUR llnndbme ees
langen foIIten, 10 tperben he ben Wdbs
lern i'm aaJuen Stddt eelsgentlid bsr
Wd6l i'm fommenbsn glopsmber 3ur
@utbeibung untsr6reItet iperoeH.
Qaut sinsm 9srfafungss9lmens
bement. bas Reprdientant 9roDn DON
Union GountD unterbreiists, iollen
Der 9ouperneur, Der 8i3e= @ouperneur,
Der @eneralanipdlf, Der Stdatsisires
tar. Der Gtaatsi9asmeilier unb Der
IStddtsauoitor DomSabre 1916 an fir
pisridbrige @mtstermins eripdblt pn,
ben. gine Gren3e oafiir. ipie oft elmer
oieier Yedmten pieDereripiblt iregben
tann, iit nidt qsisbt.
Reprdientdnt 3olman pon 2ltb.ns
unterbrsitete sin 8erfaiiungsamenbs=
ment, ldut pelhsm Gountpbeamte
nur 81 sinem pierjdbrisen 5ermin i'm
Ierlaufe pou aht Sabren getpdblt
iperben t0nnen unb bic GrtDdblung
ipiiroe in ben unarabsn- oSdbren, be-
einnenb nit benz Sabre 1917 ftattous
finben baben. aein gouR.peeafH.er
lam fir sinsn sipsiten Sermin iofort
nah bem eriten 5ermin srfpd6lt iperz
ben, aber er fann fir oisr Sabre in's
pripatle6en 5uriidtreten unbfi9 banD
I'M cine Wieberipabl betuerben.
3eprGfsntant Sprague DON Seioto
unterbreitste Elm 8erfuiiuugsamenbez
ment, bas beitimmt, baB RsprdIentans
ten unb SenotOren fir je pier Sabre
su erfpdblen iino uno 5ipar iuiirbsn
ale 5psi Sabre Bablen in elmer SdIf-
ie Der 9iitritte i'm Siuat nb9ebaltsn
lperoen. lin oieies relle Spltem etns
Sufii6rsn, Diiroe Die Gegisldtnr ipie
iiblib I'M Sabre 1916 errpGblt iperben
uno oanh iDiiros ourh bos 2oos entz
itieben iperoen, fpelde Diitritte bic
ndhite Wabl in 5ipei ooer in bier 5Gbs
ren dbbalten piiroen.
ReprGientant SpaH BON preble
Gountp mill bur6 Elm 9erfafun9sz
amendment sfpsi Sorten pon 2sgtss
laturIiBungen asihaffsn tpiiieu. aaut
ieinsm Amendment piirbs bic Qesisa
ldtur nIIidbrli6 5uiammentreten uno
Der glmtstsrmin Der QegisIaturmitz
aIiebsr piiroe bier Sabre betraseH.
3pei Don bier regulGren 4egislaturz
iibuulsn ipiirpsn ausi6lieBlih fir bic
Ginreianuo DON MaBHabmen be-
iiimmt isin. iiber bic bnnn in ben an
beren bsibsH SiBunssH bic 2egislutur
lid ibliifiia peroen ipiiroe.
ReprdieHtant 9Op BON SdtIon
Gountp ipiinid)t burb ein Derfaiz
lungs amsupmsnt bic Snner Der
Amtstermine Der Rihter berdnbert
az ipifsn. qaut Isinem Gmeuomsnt
iuiiroe Der glmtstermin zines Ri6ters
pes Staats Sbergetifts IL edbre be-
trasen; Der zines Ridters in appel.
ldtions1eridt ober Common Yleds ejs.
rihts udlt Sabre unb Der bes probots
ri6ters ie6s Sabrs. Die GrtpGblung
Der Ri6tsr follte in ben ungraoen
sSabren srfoIaeu.
Sdulb6gie itsIItsn am Sieniiag felt,
buB bic 2ssisIaturmitelieoer bds auf
9inSerar6sit be5iigli6e Geieb oerl.Bt
babsn. 3ipsi Der i'm 5nuie bef6dftigs
ten gageu tpdren ndmIid. tpie bic
S6ulDDgte srmittsIten, crit Is Sdgrs
alt uHo bic Sunsms muBtei prompt
ibr 2lmt auFpebeu uub Dieoer 5ur
S6uIbant suriidiebren.
A. Nr ~xG E~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27

lin bic bieiige Guarantee State 8ant,
bislt bic <Bauibtaufsn nit Dorsebalte.
mem MspolNr i'm Saad, raffte etfpa
$4,000 bis $1,000 5ulnmnlen unb srs
I9riff bann bic Jludt. Geine gsrfols
'suns purbe unber5iigli6 aufssnoms
men unb sr tpurbe. ebe er iebr psi;
eetommsn mar, srf9oHtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
Yar efeno,
konate nidf fe6tlf
Eesensf, baa iie snr 0einnbbeit 60
Iangte SmrdJ 9gbia 6. 9,iHfham's
gcgetable COMPOUND.

gNau Det OrputA
fibite idb mid ie6r
eleno uHo fonrue niAf
auf meiuen sSaBeu ite-
ben. Rtine SuDa.
germ piinl6te, oob i4I
apoia z. 8mtbam's
Besetable Goupsuno
psriuden folte unoI
meine IerDen wurotnl
ftari, Der appetit gut
mein Sdritt eIGifiidH
uno ih perlor ienes
@etiitl ber SHlDdtei
pno NRiioigieit. Dad
mar DOT Q sSabreI1
uno ieither babe i1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
Iie II. q. gteel Corpora
tion
Grtlirt cine nierttIiGbr'
li6e 9ipibeHbe poR
nur y qro5ent.

Rsp gOr,. %. Suuuor. = Die
unttsb Siatss Steel Corporation BAT
bic ii6Iide OisrtsIidbrli6e DiOiOsnoe
pou II prossnt ,rtlGrt, bic bi.rt.lidbrs
Ii9s SiOioen6e ouf bic Stdmmuttien
fpurSs absr BON Ia 8rossnt auf u
prp1snt bsrabs.fsbt. 0ds Defi3it Der
SOrporatipn fir oas Auartai bslduft
iich auf $500. .283.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
3m @e6t
9efsbt Iaut Gntf9eibuns
bts StaatsObereeri6ts
bas Some RuleameHs

bement in Sbto.
Columbus, SbiO, 26. Suuuar.
Sas StaatssSberssri6t BAT fi9 ON
Sisnitag sspeiesrt, bic Stautss2issnss
beborbe an Der grHsununs BON Gouns
t5saiSsnsbsb0rben IN ben 45 Counties
su psrbinbsrn, Die our4 bag in Der
perflpFsnsn RopsubertpabI anssuoms
meme Soms RuIs amenbsmsnt NAB
geporSen finS. 9urd biefe eutiaei'
ouug pirb ieitsus bss StuatszSbtrs
aeridts bic Re6tssiltisisit bss Som.
Rue gmenosmsrts unertauHt, bds
betduntli5 i'm perfIOiisusn Ssssmber
in Rraft irat.
Die Observation-Disclosures Dirb
nunme6r in allen Counties. in bsusn
auf Grunb bss Rpfe Gcrntn aucdI
Option @sissss Der Spirituoisubuus
Del UsrbOtsu ssipsisu ipur. GountDseis
seushborpen eruenHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
g ei elmer aoIIiiiou an c1
aiite BON 9eIawdre
inter &c 9 q n Q e u.

gsewgorf. 26. San. Ser ssratf.
oauIpier rgSaibiugtuHinn" fpIioirte
am Sieilitug an Der 4iiite BON SeIa-
mare in Der gtdbe BON 2ap Senlo-
ben nit Dem aroBen Sdoouer r@Ii-
sabetb @aImer". SaiIt ornbtIoien
geatritten. ote bier eirtrrfen, mar
,,@aibtugtrhrHs fcfort seiiufsn unS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
9,iOsT slaalsgflfb ]'6una.
SleprGienfant ~ @. gsatmam parnt
isine auaesen Dor Der spiri.
fApicnfrass.

Sm 9auIs tDurbsn am 0i.nitas 5wsi
gorlassn sinsersitt bur4 ipslts
bas ai5,nsssfeb D5llis umssirempsli
pir6. Jlsmins pon Widboning
1T nit isirrn llrldnberunsen glenn
ii6 liberal. Ssbr iempsren3le.
rii4iiit bussssH bic 8orldss bee
Rsprdieuiantsn purbum ron ROB
GOuntD ansebau6t. jiiuf Der.
iaiiunss amenbtments iuurosn inI
Saufe sinssrsidt. Die 5erminc
Der Grstutipbeautsn oss Stuotes
iolsn auf pier Sabre OerIdHssrt
tp.rbn. - MitglieDsr Der Stadtss
seiessebuns jOlIeH gisi6faas fiji.
pieridbrige Ssrmine g.Ddblt Dsrs
ben. - Die 2esisIatur iou oaidbr,
lid in Sisuns isia. 2tu4 Der,
dHOerunaen bssiislid Der amtat.rs
mine Der Ridtsr sepilnItt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
2lnalpbabeten.Z Ztatiftif

ten1ertt deinor0eu NOR
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-08-26
FOR BIGGEST AUTO GARAGE.
Petit Malt House May be Converted
Into Great Auto Storage House.

The big building of the M. H. Petit
Mating Company at the corner of
Wisconsin and Chicago streets, is be-
ing repaired and it is expected that
later it will become one of the biggest
store houses for automobiles ever
opened in Wisconsin. The walls of the
building are being rebuilt and strength
ened and the entire second floor Of the
building is to be converted into a
garage for the storage of automobiles.
If the whole building is used as the
ultimate plan provides for, it would
offer storage for more than thousand
automobiles. It is not planned to
lease the building to some garage
company, but it will be utilized en-
tirely for storage of cars during the
winter months. Plans for the big
store house will be announced within
the next few days
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-08-26
BIG BUGS COMING.
G. S. Whyte to Entertain Members of
Chicago Athletic Association.

Kenosha is going to have one of the
most unique gatherings of the year on
Tuesday afternoon when George S.
Whyte will entertain the "Past Big
Bugs" of the Chicago Athletic Asso-
citation at the Kenosha Country Club.
There will be golf game in the after
noon followed by a dinner at the club
house and if the "Big Bugs" are not
too tired after the golf game is over
it is expected that they will put on
some of the stunts which have made
the organization famous. "The Big
Bugs work under the motto Keep
Young" and they are making the
motto work overtime all the time. It
is expected that fifteen or twenty of
them will come up to attend the enter
tainment at the Kenosha Country
Club home and the day is going to be
a red letter one on the club calendar.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-08-26
ESCAPES As BY 4 MIRACLE
Fell Unconscious While at Work In the
Stable and Horse Tramples Him
Making Many Serious Wounds Able
to Sit Up Again Today.

Hans F. N. Feldschau, senior mem
Der of the firm of Feldschau and Co.,
commission merchants, met with ter
rible injuries at his home on Charles
street on last Saturday evening when
he was trampled by horse. That he
escaped instant death or fatal injuries
is regarded as miracle by the people
who knew the facts in connection with
the accident. Mr.. Feldschau is now
in the Kenosha hospital suffering from
terrible bruises and cuts, but he was
able to sit up a short time today and
it is declared that there is nc doubt
but that he will recover.
Just before eight O'Clock Feldschau
went to the barn at his home to bed
the horses for the night A short time
later he was found unconscious, bruised
and bleeding under the feet of one of
the horses. He had gone into the
stables and had just started to throw
the straw about the stalls when he
was siezed with fainting spell. He
fell to the floor of the stable directly
under the roofs of one of the horses.
The horse became frightened and be-
gan to stamp and kick the unconsci-
Gus man and he must have been kick
ed dozen times before he was found
and removed from the stable. Field
schau was taken to the Kenosha hos
pital in an ambulance and an examina-
ton of his wounds showed that there
were marks of the horses hoofs all
over his body. His left ear had been
partially torn off and there were sew
eral big cuts and bruises on his head,
but none of these wounds had result
ed in a fracture of the skull. His
arms and legs also showed great
bruises which had resulted from the
horse tramping on him.
Mr.. Feldschau recovered conscious
ness some time after he was taken to
the hospital and was able to give an
account of the manner in which the
accident had occurred just how the
injured man sustained so many severe
bruises without being fatally wound
ed is marvel to the physicians
who attended him.
The horses in the stables were gen
tie and Mr. Feldschau had been ac-
customed to care for them for years.
This had been the first time that he had
been attacked with dizziness and he
can not give any explanation for the
strange attack. At the hospital it was
declared that Mr. Feldschau would be
able to go to his home in short time
but it will probably be weeks before
he is able to resume his work.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-08-26
WAS FORMER KENosHA WOMAN
Woman Figuring in Wierd Suicide At
tempt Calls Brother from Kenosha.

Woman Figuring in Wierd Suicide At
tempt Calls Brother from Kenosha.
Mrs. Fife New, woman who said
that she formerly lived in Kenosha,
figured prominently in wierd at
tempt at suicide which was discovered
in Chicago on Sunday. John c. Bur
nell, Chicago advertising man, fired
three bullets into his brain in an eff
fort to kill himself. Mrs. New, who
had worked for him as a stenographer
for years, found him on last Friday.
At his orders she did not call the police
but called her brother from Kenosha.
The identity of the brother has not
been established and Mrs. New s name
does not appear in the Kenosha direc-
tory. Notwithstanding the fact that
Burnell went three days with three
bullets in his brain and without medi-
cal assistance it is said that he may
recover from his injuries. Mrs. New
and her "brotherO are still with him.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-08-26
JUST A MATTER OF BELIEF.
New Blanks Being Issued for the Use
of Eugenic Bridegrooms

The limitations about physicians in
making examinations of men who pro-
pose to secure marriage licenses in
Wisconsin have been considerably re-
duced under the new state law and
County Clerk Jones is today getting
out new blanks for such examinations
In the past the physicians were called
upon to sign statement in which they
declared that the bridegroom was free
of prohibitive diseases. Now the Ger
tifcate reads /" believe him free" of
such diseases. Another change in the
certificate is the fact that in the fut-
ure the physician viii be asked to
make only a "careful examination
while in the past the certificate added
to this thorough examination. !" The
physician is no longer called upon to
apply the recognized clinical and
laboratory tests as before. In fact
the new law seems to have pulled a lot
of the teeth of the eugenic provisions
and it will be much easier to get the
certificates under the new law. These
new blanks will be ready for use with
in the next few days. The blanks are
made to conform strictly to the provi-
sions of the law and the examinations
become more than ever just form and
just an expense to the person planning
to marry.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-08-26
KNIGHTS GO TO MILWAUKEE,.
Members of Kenosha Council K. of G..
at Milwaukee Dedication Sunday.

A big delegation Of the members Of
the Kenosha Council of the Knights Of
Columbus headed by Grand Knight
James Tully went to Milwaukee on
Sunday afternoon to attend the laying
OF the corner stone of the new temple
of the Pere Marquette Council in that
city The principal address at the
laying Of the corner stone was made
by Governor z. L. Philip. There
were many delegations from different
parts Of the state present at the pretty
ceremony. Following the laying of
the stone there was a presentation Of
a flag by the Hon. Richard J. Hennes-
sey, Master Of the Fourth Degree.
The ceremonial proved to be one Of the
most interesting ever held in this part
of the state. Following the ceremony
the governor and visiting delegations
We're royalty entertained by the mem
bers Of the Milwaukee council.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-08-26
SAVED FROM DROWNING.
Arthur Bergen has Marrow Escape in
Lake Last Saturday Afternoon.

Arthur Bergen was saved from a
watery grave Saturday afternoon by
the presence Of mind of Frank Bloom.
The northeastern gale was dashing the
waves over the north pier when Bergen
and two of his friends went to the
end of the pier to dive off the spring
board. Bergen dived, but the current
was so strong that he could not reach
the ladder and was being towed out
into the lake. Although Bergen won
the endurance race week ago Satur-
day, he knew it was beyond his strength
to reach the pier, so he called for help.
His friends were excited, and tried to
find something to throw to him. Bloom
heard the cry for help, and broke open
the door of the boat house on the pier
and with the help of the other two boys
threw rope to Bergen and just reach
ed him by an inch. Bergen was thrown
against the pier by the waves and al
most smashed his nose, but, he never
let go the rope. He lay on the pier
for while unable to speak. III was
just giving up hope" he said. 1t all
happened in about two minutes