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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-01

NannidJaften. snlammen alip NIT
10, ,43f Nann, am.
Der ipaniidJe Hrenierminilter
srflGrte, cs lei fein 8rmnb fir bic
&ebanptnng borlanben, Gpanien be-,
giinitige Die Sade Der GntentemGd)=
te.
Die britiid)e Geeresleitmng amf Der
Salbiniel Walippli meloet, bak Die
Srmppen Der gllliierten inter id),ue-
rem &fen ben Siirfen siuei 9inien
DOn Sdjiikeugraben 0ftlid pon Sa-
gbir Sere nnS orei 9inien ipeitlid)
non Oem genannten Grte fortsenom-
men baben. Gie engliid)en 9epeiden
geben cine oetaillierte Sdiloermng
BON bieier @affentat, mas Elm 8elueis
bafiir lit, uelde geoentung lie i5r
beilegen. Gine tapfere Sat lit lie aud
Ijeoemfalls seiueien, iie fiat iiber an Der
Satlade nidjts peran0ert, oai, Sie M
liierten nod irnmer an Der Gnkeritcn
Siolpite Der 6aI6inIel iteben.
Si0rolidJ nno uurSiueitlid)
bon 2emberg Sanern sic GGm-
rife an. Die 9entiden ms
0elterreider ba6en einen iueiteren
pclniidjen Crt, Ser in Sen 9epeiden
3aiuidoit senanut iuirb, genummen.
Nus @aibington miro geneloet,
lniere Heaierung Siebe es ernItIid IN
0etradt, Die orabtloie 9eIegrapber-I
.ltation in Sabbille, Die ein5iae, Die
ltns nod NIT Deiltidlailo berbin6et,
gu i1lieBen, neil es oiird iie niogIid
aemadt iperoe, Der oeutIhen sSlotte
Wtitteiluneen iiber oie aus anterifa,
fil1en Sdfen abfnbreiiben engIiiden
Sdiffe 5ltfommen 5u lalieie. @enn
iiriere gfegierung bieie Citation
idloIie, 10 tpiiroe oies cine Idreienoe
ltfigerehtigfeit iein nno eine bel
groBere MISUNDERSTANDING beoeii.
ten, aIs Die Witteiflineer, oie angeb-
LID BON bort iiber obfabrenoe Sdiife
gernadt iperoen. gln oie mir iibri. |
gems nidt gfauberl, bis ms oie Ga-
DIE uniuioerleslid befpiefen tpiro.
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InInao.

gtatban Strans Dat atgeoro.
net, oab feline 8nmpfpa6t gum ge,
item Der 3ioniiten-Sade uerfaufi
neroen ion. 9ie Dadt bat $35, 900
gefoItet.
llnier onlerifonii6es llllter-
ieeboot ,,6-34, oos an Ser faliforni.
iden aiiite mtf Strano geraten mar,
tit, obne Sdooen 81 leioem, ipieber
flott seinaht tuoroen.
Die iogenannte II SSobre-Seus
idrefe Fat in perId,ieoenen n0rK.
den iino mitteren Staoten i6r gr-
Iheinen gemoht.
Wlt Dem beittigen 9aae iii IN
alabona Staatsprobibition IN Grost
aetreteu.
= 9ie 9eiite. Die am SonItoa in
sltlanta. Ga, als SeiInebmer on
BEN aegen er.@ouperneur Sloton
nerihteten 9enlonItrotionen perhaf-
tet ipdren, iinS gegen 8iirgIhoft bon
$500 aps oem 6ef1ngnis entlafIen.
= Tie osSe6eration Of 3ioniIts"
bat in ibrer aonbention Il; 9oIton
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-01
anr5r utbtriii)t,

Sin @erind Der 0e,itlden in
Ninoam 5n ianben, ii. angeb-
Iid) missIiift.
Mafenien bringt nngeblid,
nnf Spansproo bor.
9r. aDlb lieit ieinen iusiaIi-
idi6rn Narteisenoiien ben
9ert,
Der fanaoiide 2ampfer
,glrmenian" 1T BON einent
bentiden ltnterieebout in Ben
0runb sebobrt. 21 Nnrerifa-
ner, @eife nnb Ssegcr, iollrn
INNS 2eben sef0mmen ieil:.
Sic iparen snr @artnng Der
WauleIel angeitellt, bic Sas
SdIiff an 8orb batte.
Die GnslGnSer berloren in
oret WfpHafen lO,uU Wfdun.
Die GnslGnoer ncbmen ben
Siirfen anf WaaipoIi mebrcre
Sd)iitengrGben al.
Die Sample n0rolidJ unS
Oitlid) BON eembers anf salis..
fdem @ebiet 6aaern an. Cir
9cntid)en nebmen ben Grt
9a'uid)oit.
9fatfdje ltnterieeboote iim6
ipieoer an Der Mrbeit.
Cffeniibe in Jranfreidj mnS
a,tf 0aaipuli seplant.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-01


Nonta8 nbem6 ipnr6e Mniueit DC,
Suite bon GorniualI 6er fana6iicl,
9aubfer yArmeniau" bnrdl sal
0eutidbe 1lnterieebpot clt.28" In Sen
Grub gebobrt. Oas Gdiff fam bon
Nelu&urt Neaps IN Iirginien un6 tat.
te NanItiel an WorS. &c iplleu q
Nanm bon ben 2enten axf 6em GMifi
berleren 8eBaugen Mnb 3ebn perleyi
tuuroeu iein. 8o6nrd OieIer arofr
Snlnit m NenidenItbtm beruriadjt
iraroe, iueif man nod nid)t aenau,
Mau nimntt an, baR 5lpei Gdniie bon
m iinterietbout abscfenert pmr6eu,
az oer slufite Gdnf ben brattloien
@els2rqRANa ANatapparat nntam8Iidj madJ-
~ Shk eas Sdiff in Jolse beiIeu
feline S5iilfe Bsrbeirmfen fonnte. Ua.
rmm 5luei NaaI 9cfGoiYsn luiroe, ipe;6
man aud nidjt; es Iiest aber naIje,
ansunebmen, baf Der Oampfer Den.
8efebI bes llntericebouts anfanas
nidJt gebordjte, ionoern entflieben
iuullte o6er fd gar iuiberiette. -
gSas bem ftntersang biefes sdliffes
cine befOn6ere yeSentnng fir ms
berIcilt, lit Der llmitanS, SaF iiebcn
iucifie Hmerifaner nn6 neun gseaer
ans ben Ser. Gtaaten BEL i6m ums
2cben gefommen iein iul(en mnS "a
MN m6sIidJ 1T, baf bas @eidjrei, bas
beim ltntersams Der o9miitaniaA er.
bpben iumroe nno bag allmabIid) pyr
einer rnbiseren nnb berniinftigeren
MnffaIInmg berifnmmt luar, iuie6er
Iosbridt. gorlGnfis iuiiIen mir al,
Ifrbings nod nidts BON ben nG6eren
1imitanbeu, f6nnen mns allo iiber ben
gprsang nmb ieine @irfnng fein be-
itimmtes lirteil erlauben. gad) benz,
mas mir bisber gcbSrt ba6en, f5nnen
mir allerbinss nidt berifeben, iuie
man 9tntfhlan6 eiuen Woriunrf me-
den f5nnte. 1as Gdifi fnbr inter
ensliidjer 6laasr mar h54i ipabr-
idjeiaIi4 BON Ser ensIii&en Mes,e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-01

rrng ge1arterf, 1ttlt WiaMletel ltad)
Gnglano st bringen. 9ieie Manlejel
iollten i'm 9ries |er,uenbnng finben,
iuaren alio nn5peifelbaft Gontrebau-
be. Gie beritngliftem, pber iagem
mir lieber bermikten Entertainer =
benm Md iuiiTen mir nidt, Of lie mod
leben pber tot iinb - iuaren smr
Dartnms bieier Siere angeitellt mnb
hler0en mol, iuie es tuGbrenb bes gM~
renfrieses bei benz WfanIeiel- nnt
Efer6etranspprt BON Wetu Orleans
nad Siio-Mfrifa Md seldab, bpn
Der emgIiidjen 9iesiernng fir bieie Mr-
leit angeiuurben iporoen iein. glbet
iclbit, ipenn iie BON an6erer Geite n1-
seiporben iein iollten, 10 bleibt es bpdJ
INNER SatIad)e, oaf es ibr WeidGft
ipar, bei benz Sranspurt BON &pntre-
tanbe nadj GusIau6 uitsnbelfen nnb
bak iie sans genan iunften, in ipeld)e
Gefabr iie iid) be9aben. IS lit baber
and nidt sl beriteben, iuie bieier
@orfall redtlid Nnlah sn einem @pr-
geben gegen Gentidlano geben
finnte. srotbem beeanern mir, baf
{, seraoe jett paiIiert lit, ebe Sic Gu
iitania Nngelesenbeit erlebigt lit.
Genn mir ipiiien, ipie nnberedjrn6ar
lnmier @ulf in feinen Stimmnngem lit,
, iuie IeidJt bieie Stimmnngen beein-
ffnkt iuer6en fDnnen nn6 bon ipeldjer
g.ebentnns bieie Stimmitngen iinO.
Mns gseipport gseius ,uiro selncl.
bet, Der rMrmeniam" bate, aMfer
ieiner resnIaren 8eiaknns, LOG
Mmerifaner an gpro, bie ale snr
8artiins Der MauleieI anseitllt iua-
rem. gseMnsebn bon ibmen iuaren
8eife nno bic iibrisen Neger. 81
iuaren 1922 Nlanlefel an Hpr6, Die
ale fit oie britiide Mrmee beitimmt
lparen.
Bptidafter Sage fat nnierer ,Sie-
gierung mitSeteilt, bic britilde Me-
Biernng babe ibnr erflart, Ser Gam,
pier rNrinenian" babe Weldaite
Der britiiden Aomiralitat beIorat,
ais er III ben Urnnb sebobrt tuurce.
SEPT beift Is, 6ak 81 BON ben Ser
iin8liidtem Mmerifaner geipeieu
ieieu. Nabere GinSelbeiten iiber ocn
llntergang oes Sdiffes iinb Md
nidt beridtet. 8eamten Ser Ueiell.
idaft, benen Der 0ampier geb6rt,
bebanpten, er lei BON Der gesiermn9
nidt sed)nrtert selueien.
Rad eiuem yeridt aus Nbon-
i.lontB in Gnalan6, ipu Qeute Der ae-
rftfeten 8eiaknns oes yglrmenian"
bingebrad)t iinb, fat ber Siapitan
ocs 0ampfers Der Mnfforbernna iidj
81 ergeben, nidt Jolse seleiItet, ION
bern fat berind)t, nit ieimem Sdiff
81 entfummen. Der 8eridjt bebampet
aud, eines 0er 8uote lei bon elmer
bemtidlen Gnsel setroffem, aIs es ms
MsaiIer selaiTen iuiiroe, nnS ale Sn-
faiien ieiem ertranfem.
gsad elmer 9epeide aus ct. 9e-
tcrsbnrs berindlt JeIbmaridlall BON
Mafenien, flanfiert bon ben Srmy-
pen oes Grsbersoss sSoiepb sserbi-
nanb ano oes Generals BON 8oellm-
Grmolli iiber 9nblin nadJ Spamao.
ROB, am 3nlammenflmH Der NeidJiel
nnb oes Niepr5, borSnbrimeeu.
Sr. aolb, einer Der ssiiGrer Der
oentidlen Gosialbemofraten, fat eiue
fleine SdJrift ber6ffentlidjt, in Del
er erflart,. bic iOsialiitiidje Eartei ite-
be am Sdeibeiuese 1t. miiiie iidl ent.
idJeioem, iucldlen Sea iie einfd)lasem
iuoae. Ter arieg babe nm bas ann.
5e bcntidle Bolt nnb bic Monnrdlie
ein msaieS 8anb ssidllnnsen. Gie
So5ialiftem iellten anfbSren seseH
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-01

VII tNSSuHWutCu Utuuu(b bcutuc al
fGmpfen, 0a iie iid) iiber5emst bahen
ipllten, oak lire Befiirtuprtmng eimcs
MiiliSmeiens nidt LANCER mebr amf-
redt ST baltem lei. Sic iollteu fidl
oariiber fIar iueroen, baR lire Maf-
sabe in eriter 9inie clue matipnale
ieim miiiIe nnb oaf bic Yartei ii1
anf cine parlamentariide Satisfeit
beidJranfen niiiie, oa iie iid) lonit
sitr abfplmten, eiuigen Ginflmfluiig-
feit reroamuten ,peroe.
9ie beutid)e 9aegiernng erflari
uffisiea, bic 8eidnloisnng oes eng
Iiid)en Winnitionsminiiters 9lpgb-
Seprse, 9etfidlanb babe por benz
&riese alien Mdd)ten gesenibcr se-
Bendclt ano ftd brritelt, babe aber
furtwabreno Wlnmitipm aufsefaMft
nno oann, ais es genitg ani Sen
Sries burbereitet war, bic Wsasfe
hes ipplspollenoen Jrennbes pI0tliA
abseiuurfen, fir cine srmnoloic
Terleumoung. Der bette 8eiueis ba
fir lei bic Satiade, Onf ben Oeitt.
idem, sleidl nad Mnsbrnd) oes Strie.
ges, Die Mnnitipn ebenfalls fnapp
geluoroen lei nn6 lie iid nnr bmrd)
Die SeiitnngsfGbisfeit ibrer Suoa.
iirie battem ans Der ycrlegenbrit
Belfen fOnnen.
9ie englilde 9ieeierullg bat oen
Yeiibern oes bon ibr NIT geIhlaa
belegten ganlpfers v8ilbelmina
Die Sitnlnle bon 100000 oIs erIte
3ablung allf ibre Goroerllng Sc,
5ublt
9as yyerliner Sageblatt madJt
nmf bic Eroflamatipn bes rniIiiden
aaiiers anfmerfiam, in Der er iaet,
e. iueroe ben Gries 10 lanse fiibren,
bis, bic ruiIifden @affen trinmpbiert
batten, nnS fniipft 6aran bic 8emel-
fnng, bak borIdnfis an Triebenspor-
idIGge bon Seitem Mnflanb nid)t III
6cnfen lei.
Us betRt, In oer 8iencr @urltaot
gerdenfel6 lei einer Der Barrier
&otbihiIbs als Griesssefamsemer mn-
tergebradlt mnb er iuer6e ebeuip, uie
bic anoern Uefansenen, bei Ser 6eu-
trnte beidaftist.
Sentid)e llnterIefbpote Babem ben
,ritildjen Tiermaiter .ThiiflebanfH,
ben britiiden 0ampfer ySeottiIb1
uno bic nurluesifd)e garf v&otfa@ in
ben 1rnno sebobrt. Die 8eiatnn-
gen ld1einen alle serettet sm iein.
slms eonbon iuiro semeloet, ole
Jransoien iuollten cine grofe Cifen,
fire i'm Beiten mnb bic Gnalanoer
cine iolde nnfl Wallippli in Ssene
ietem. - Naan tanl
Gine 9epeide aus 9unoon Iaat,
bic 3mifen idDienem ale lire SrSfte
amf bic gerteioisnng ibrer Stellmn-
pen am 0ilnn 2ipa sn fonsentrierer,
irabrenS iie in Eolem bur ocu nor-
fringembeu 9entiden beitanoia at.
riifluihen; es iebe beinabe 10 ans,
als luOllten iie @arfd)am preissc6en
Sp bnmm Enb iie nidt. @enm i.e
WaridJan anfaeben, 6anm tim iie ss, |
meil lie es miiiIen.
Nms Eetersbnrs iuirS gemeloet,
elm gerIndl Der Gentidlen, Sruppen
in Der fmrlGnbiid|en Gtaot @inban
lanoen sn faiien, fei missIiift. lie
rniIildlen gorpeoobuote battem bas
oentidle 6sefdiuaber gesiumnaen, iid) |
snriidsm5iehen. Gin bentIAes Scr. |
peooboOt iei bnrdl cine Mine serit5rs
iuuroem.
Ter rOailh gelearapb" in 2onSpn
aiebt bic GeiammtperInite ber Gna- |
IGnber in BEN Iekten brei Ronalen |
init 343f Offisieren amb 100000 !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-01
Or. 9arrp 5rieoenpaIo gum GrS-
Iioenten ertp1hlt


9r, 3. Seller, 3abnarst, 3O5 Sra.
op-8ebauoe. @uttaperha Blatten,
Eor5ellan 5iillitngen, ginlagen imh
Gmetine in gporrbea cine Spe3iali-
tat.
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Die gerbonOlung Der Slage ge-
cen Snerta iino Oro8eo in gl Talu
iuiiroe bis 5um IL. sSuli periboben.
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General Srend bei Ypern
sd ipollte es ipare Ibenb uno bie
YreuBen blieben fortl"
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Or. s. g. 5pIter, 3abnnrSt, @ibbs
9Ioe.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-26

STIR the soil and continue to DO so
until the vines get too large to
work, hut by all means DO not let
the weeds and grass take them IL
you have TO pull them by hand;
they will not produce well IL they
are choked up with weeds and
grass. do not worry about them
taking too much VINE, nature pro.
vides that and YOU cannot improve
on II. Our mutual friend. Allen
Miller, the peach man, made lhls
year about 100 bushels { sweet po-
tatoes on an acre OF land and sold
them at one dollar per bushel, but
1t grew potatoes and not weeds and
grass.
Now kind reader ] trust you will
pardon me for the length Of this ar.
ticle. j think they are thoughts
that are worth the consideration Of
the practical farmers. We all real.
ize that there must be change in
the methods of farming, that we
may always be prepared for emer.
gencles. Again | want TO impress
on the tenant farmer the great I'm.
portance of securing at least a small
tract of land on which TO erect a
home. Though 1t may be ever so
humble, there is no place like
home"
II this misses the waste basket, i
may discuss other topics later.
Political issues, prohibition aud
such subjects as the people are inter
ested in.
With malice for none, aud good
wishes for all, | am,
G. q. Johnston.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-26
SOUR, ACID SToMACHS.
GASES OR INDIGESTION
Each "Pape's Diapepsln" disests 5000
grains food, ending all stomach
misery in five minutes.

Time III In FIVE minutes all stom.
ach distress will 90. No indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or belching Of
gas, acid. or eructations OF undigested
food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for It's
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
II is the surest. quickest stomach rem
edy In the whole world and besides It
is harmless. Put an end TO stomach
trouble forever by getting a large
fifty-cent case Of Papes Diapepsin
from any drug store. You realize In
five minutes how needless Il is TO suf-
fer from indigestion. dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder. It's the quickest
surest and most harmless stomach
doctor in the world.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-26
JNO. w. MEEkS

Deeds, mortgages and all ler11
papers drawn with care
Will practice in all Courts q fis
State.
Office in Spinncnweber Builizx
north Of eouT, houfe.
PoCAnoNTAs, ARE
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-05-13

The resurfacing Of macadam streets
with some sort of binding material Is
the only way in which they can be put
into condition to withstand the wear
and tear Of modern traffic after they
have once begun to disintegrate and
the city officials are confident that the
property owners along these streets
will approve of the use Of "Tarvia B -
after the repairs now under way are
completed. The life of this type of
pavement has been extended indefinite
ly in many other cities by the use of
this resurfacing material and there is
no apparent reason why Kenosha
should not have equal success with it..
Almost all of the macadam streets
were in such bad condition as to be
dangerous and the council was justified
in risking what it will cost to make
this experiment in resurfacing them.
If nothing had been done to save what
was left Of the macadam, the city
would have been put to the heavy ex-
pense Of repaving them throughout in
another year or two.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-05-13

he had served sixteen months in the
state prison at Waupun. Capella before
he was sentenced made plea for the
clemency of the court He made SER
ious charges against the grandfather Of
the woman who had been the chief wit
ness for the state in the trial but there
was nothing TO connect the charges
which he made with the young woman
he was alleged to have threatened.
There was spectacular clash Of at
torneys in the case. Attorney r. V.
Baker who had represented the defen-
dant in the case charged the district
attorney with being a "persecutor
and not a prosecutor. District At
torney Drury responded vigorously de-
claring that the attack on him as dis
trict attorney was entirely out of place
and unfounded.
Voluminous briefs had been submit
ted in the argument of the motion for
a new trial. Featured in the briefs
was the demand that the court inter
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-05-13
Man Who Threatened Wo-
man to Force Her to Marry
Him Gets Limit Sentence.


Emanuele Capella, convicted of maxi
ing verbal threats to Mary Rizzo, with
the intent to compel her to do an act
against her will, was sentenced to q
term of one year and nine months in
the state prison at Waupun by Judge
Randall in the Municipal Court on
Wednesday afternoon. Sentence was
imposed after the court had denied mo-
tions in arrest of Judgment, to set
aside the verdict of the jury and Dis
charge the defendant, on the grounds
that the laws of the state did not
specify any crime named in the indict-
ment, aud for new trial. 1t was the
second time that Capella had been be-
fore the bar of justice for sentence in
Kenosha county. Years ago he had
been held as one of the associates Of
Charles Gilotti, in a spectacular crime
and following conviction on this charge
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-05-13

pref the word "Destroy' which was
alleged to have been used by Capella in
making threats against the young wo-
man. In the brief Of the defendants
counsel it was argued that this same
word had been used by Theodore Roos-
evelt in referring to some Of his politi-
cal enemies. The court called attention
to the fact that the use of the word
by the former president had been made
the basis of suit for libel of nation
wide interest. The court held that he
could follow no rule for the interpreta-
ton of the meaning of the phrases used
but the rule of the common sense mean
ing of the word as shown by best au-
thorities and that under this meaning
Capella must be held guilty under the
law of making threats against the
young woman.
Capella is man of education and
more or less refinement Ind for this rea-
son the court held that he must have
known full well the import of the state
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-05-13

ers of the car did not see Hansen ahead
of them and ran into him, and then
fearful of the results, speeded up their
car and made their escape. He feels
reasonably convinced that if he could
locate the men who drove the car on
the night in question that the Russell
mystery would be cleared up.
"The great regret expressed by the
local officials is that they were not
notified of the matter sooner. Hansen
received his injuries on Saturday night
he was discovered on Sunday morn
ing but the sheriff and state s attorney
were not notified until Monday. They
think that if they could have been on
the ground sooner that they might have
been able to secure clew.
Gone fact which would seem to bear
out the theory that Hansen was struck
by an automobile was that snuff box
in his pocket was crushed in completely
1t is pointed out that this could hard
-ly have been done in an attack made
on him.
$50 far as any remarks made by
Hansen before his death are concerned
little Importance is attached to them
because of the condition of his mind
when he made the statements. -
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-05-13
SUPPORTS HIS AUTO THEORY
Sheriff of Lake County Declares That
Crushed Snuff Box in the Pocket Of
Ingolf Hansen Proves That He Was
Struck BY Motor Car.

Waukegan papers on Thursday gave
considerable space to the theory of
Sheriff Griffin of Lake county in regard
to the death of Ingolf Hansen. The
sheriff holds that Hansen died as a re-
suit of injuries received when he was
struck by an automobile. Here is the
story:
"The more Sheriff Griffin looks into
the matter the more convinced he is
that Ingolf Hansen who died Of his
injuries in Kenosha hospital last
week, Thursday, was hurt through be-
ing hit and possibly run over by an
automobile. The sheriff is making an
effort to learn the driver of the I'M
lighted car which passed along the road
on which Hansen received his injur-
ies
Hansen is supposed to have left the
Schultz saloon about 11:15 week ago
last Saturday night. About the same
time two men driving home met an au-
tomobile about two miles south of Rus
sell. 1t was headed north and despite
the fact that the headlights were not
burning it was being driven at good
rate of speed.
1.-TWO men were seen sitting in the
front seat-whether or not there were
others in the rear seat could not be de-
termined. The men in the buggy shout
ed to the men in the auto, warning
them to light their headlights, before
they ran into some one.
1t was shortly after this that Har-
sen is supposed to have been injured
and allowing for the elapse Of
time the car would just about have
had time to reach the point in the road
where Hansen s battered body was
found. The sheriff thinks that the driv-
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-05-13

Publicity has recently been given to
the success Of ST. Louis roofing con-
Germ, which in the hard times of last
fall organized a 100000 advertising
campaign. AS result 50 much new
trade came in that their business is
seventy per cent better than it had
been the year before. In a small way
this experience can be duplicated in
the experience Of great many retail
business enterprises 1t used to be the
case, that when there was business de-
preston, advertising fell off and news
papers ran fewer pages or filed up
more space with plate matter. Our OBJ
servation of our exchanges is to the
effect that they have run just as much
advertising as ever through the slow
business of the last year. This is be-
cause enterprising firms have realized
that advertising is the handspring Of
their business. When a manufactur-
ing firm finds business fiat, it does
not turn off its statesmen. On the con-
trary it is apt to hire more statesmen,
so as to cover the territory more
thoroughly. The newspaper advertise
ment is the retail merchant Is sales
man, and it should be kept working
all the time.