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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-16

whether he men ever entered the
country
Friends of the two men, who wore
qutr popular in the regiment cone
unuu To insist that they are not az
sortcrs and must have met foul play.
The heavy oepagc or the Irs'
and Fourth New Jersey infantry reg
iments. which left Douglas week
ago for their home stations viii be
shipped from here saturday ON spe.
cial train of tVenlN-scvcn cars
Following the arrival of Liouton-
ants Thomasl S. Bowen and carl
Spairs today In AN army acrOplHnu
IRON Columbus, a. NJ, 1t was am
nomcod that "a second plane is OK
rcctcd to arrive here tomorrow
morning ON "a test flight
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27
Gift
geaBm State yrown mad cimem &urt.
ipediel nit einem orenmb.

giad, eincnt GcrtIpediel, ben lie nit
einenI 6rei.nb gebabt bate, periudte
geitern Na6nlittag Die 81 Sabre aIte
aate groipn ii1 in ibrem 3intmer i'm
2oeirbauie go. 26 DIT 9tenlte Ctr.
nit Guefiilbertabletten 81 pergiiten.
gnoeren @eipobnern oes $5aliic5 ge.
lang es, Der Scbensmiioen 5lpei
Sabletten bilfJitdbIi1 aus benz Wiilnoe
su bolen, eber cine 3dblette per.
iGludte iie tros aller 8enriibunJci
ibrer Sreurloe uil0 tie ipuroe baralif.
bin id)leunigit nnb bem itdbtiifen
SoipitoI sebrad)t, mo- inber5iIalid Die
Maeenpllnlpe IN 9lftion trat irmo bie
gler5te elai.ben bab es ibnen gelingen
mirb, bas Ieao1en ON 2e6cn 81 er.
talten.
Sames Connolly, bon go. 435 BIO.
neer StraBe, ipar bic ullifatIoige llr.
Jade oieieS tSelbitnIoroperiu6s, oenn
er bate, tpie er perii6erte, aus lllf 70
getban, als OBJ er iid) NIT SRI. groipn
eonfe inlO oieie batte iein gene6meil
fir bitteren erliit eenomncn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27
llnfdae.

- Der Is Sabre nlte SarrD geder,
BON 9to. 1888 Wsit McUliden Qlpe.,
tam auf benz Spielplab an Der @ilbert
aDs. unb Gilmore plaee beim Ball
ipisl 10 unsliidIih gu yaa, bab er ii9
bic lirte !oanb an elmer @lasidsrbe
b6s serfebte. Der Werunsliitte ipuroe
na4 hem ftdotiitben 9oipital sebrudt.
- Sdrrp Runnebaum, BON glo.
1863 glepeIanb 9lpenue, Rprpopo,
itiirSte seitern an bem Sauie Ro. $50
4eaoemp 4pe., mo er arbsitste, aus eis
ner S0be pom Is SUB ab unb trug
i6psre 9erlebunsen bapou. gr brad
ii9 ben Itntsn @rn iofpie bas Iints
SunbseIent uNb trus auberbem cine
@unoe iibsr benz Iinten guse bappn.
Runnebaum fdnb aufnabme i'm itGbti.
Iben Scfpital.
- Sebr sndbig berIief Elm Sabr>
itublunfall, Der iid) eeitern Mittue in
benz Obj JeIotp 5empel ereignete.
Der TdbrItubl fiel aus elmer SDbe BON
etipd II 6ub berdb uHo bic sur 3eit
in bemieIbsn 6efinbli6sn pafasiere,
etpa Iets an Der 3abl. ipurben gsbDs
rig burhetnanberaeriittelt, iamen Ts
bod nit bem Sdreden bapon. Der
llnfau ion banurd paiIirt fein, bob
elmer Der pqifugiere nit bem syahrs
.fuelfiibrsr ultte. Inter ben paiiagie.
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Sns 9Sem parf
6inSet am Spnntus gladmittas bas
critic IarffcuSert Der Saiiom itatt.

Sm goen part nimmt am gonn4
tag bic Gonsertidiion ibren 2tnfans
uno bic Sobn s. De6er'Ide WilitGrs
fdpele pirb inter Der peri0nIiden
aeitung Don &apsqmeiiter Sobn 6.
Weber Elm auberOrbeutlict interefans
tes prOgrdmn CUR 9ur9fiibrung
brinssn. Das Ron3ert ipirb Das 428.
fstn, nel9es inter BEN S6miblapps
ffen 4on3ertfonbs segeben ipirb. Oas
pollitdnbise programm 1T tuie foIst:
Morfd rROre 5rateruitp" GilImOre
Subeiouosrture /. 6. M. opn Debsr
Wdlser .Ob Sprins, Dom Beautiful
art 2bou' 2inds
Spern potpDurri Iobanl
pOtpOurri aus Y9bs Onlp Girl"
sorneitfoio ..saSr::pD : ssa.fer sssisr
SoIiit: 4usuft $. S9dsfsr.
5odssitsmarih aus Der Rattenfdns
ger Don 9aHeln" Heblsr
Wenueit uno GaDotts aus 81 pa
gliaeci" 2soncdpdllo
9ieberpotpourri Remid
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eterblibfeitsberidt.

ssranf aornie, 40, 1920 Tace Str.
SuberfIIoie.
wporis @eis. 7s. 73s gseit s. CTR.
SerSleiben.
aoie @Iaier, 65, 5409 Rabernt
glpc., arebs.
Seila sSproan, Al. 1912 @Iabitont
glbeniie, SubertuIoie.
NiIliam @itter, So, 1856 2iniuo0t
Roa6. 2iusenent3iirl6ung.
sre6crif 1ennep, 1. 236 SetheIl
Giraffe, @lngenert5iinbiins.
gll,sitit SduIte. is. 719 9ornerS.
berger Strabe, 5irnbaiitent5iiubuns
$eIen sDeoB, 1, 4110 TIntort Ctr.
2nngenenbiinouurg.
aniai1bn SoIman so, 2527 @ric
Mpe, Ser5Iei6en.
atba Robiuion, SO, TeIbi, ShIlg.
fInb.
Charlotte GbriitopbeI, 73, COG
MiogemaD glbe., ysierenIeiben.
Gotpin @aIter, IS. ftaotiites Or.
menbalis, gtiercnIeiben.
Glipe Wsc@hIlan, Ga, 2S40 Sbier.
pntcrp 9tpao, Observation-Disclosures
Rcrgnret 9hler, 2, 1928 esmonb
GtraBc, granbwunoen.
Senrp @abeI, 70, 1921 9umitein
gtpe., MISUNDERSTANDING.
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rungen ein3ugeben, pordusgeiebt, bal,
Die 9ereinbarung Denisitens brei
Sabre gelten iou, pel9es Qniinnen
teripeieert Duroe.
- Soiepbine Stasg purbe burh
Ri6ter 9arIan pegen ongebIider Ger
aa9ldKigung unb ihle9tet 8ebanos
lung DON ibrem Manne eeItieben uno
srbieIt bic 9(ufiidt iiber ibr minoer>
iGbriges Sinb, iopis $3.50 pDdentlis
6e aIimsnts SuseiprOfen.
Sn feiner Wobnung go. 369
9 Strabe itarb geitern Mlprgen i'm Il-
ter bon AZ Sabren Serr @uitao 8urt>
barot. Gr mar in Shtpeinfurtb.
Babern, geburen umo i'm Qlter Don 16
Sabren nit Ieinen Gltern nuh ames
rita getommen. 9ange Sabre mar er
Elm QngeItellter Der Slifer padins gp.
geipeien. Der 8eritorbene tpire be-
trauert BON Teiner Satin, einem Sebns
iGbrieen Sobn unb brei 9riiberrl uno
3fpei Shtpeitern. gr mar Wlitglieb bes
0eutIden llnteritiiBungsbuHbes. Die
8eerbigung finost ant Ulpntae Nad=
mittoq nm 2 llbr unter Qeitung BON
paitDr q. g. 9erbolo Quf bem 9reene
ippOb 6rieobof itatt.
SRI. Sopbis S6ultbeiB purbe
in Der BpbHune ibrer Shpeiter 5rou
5rant Meber, Gong Strabe, anldbli9
ibrer beporitebenoen 9erbiuouug nit
Serrn 5reb. Meiuberg bon foIgenben
6reuuben iibsrraTdt uno reid bes
i6entt: 6erren unb 5rduen Wilidm
8dnper, gbas. Waguer, @mtl Sdrlts
beib, SpIpeIter Siqmon, aug. @rsen.
Chris. S6ultbeib, Wtllidm Sbeares,
peter 5rpinger unb 5rant Weper; ben
grduen @li3abetb Wleinberg uno
Seinbed, ben 6rls. Sophie S9uItbeib,
gllma uub 2eoid 9reen, Glsnora unb
Dorptbea gouns, Satberiue S6miot,
Wartbd unb 6ilbd Rommel, 4I6erid
S6ultbeib, gbud Wd9ner. 9ldops
uno Gbud 9anber uno BEN 5erren
Gbarles, 1reb unb Soisp6 Weinberg,
Ri6arb unb Utarpin Sdultbeib unb
Wilbur Wsener.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27
NaS sea NtmmisipaIgeriAt

gu $25 unb ben 8oIten purbe ge.
tern BON Ridter geatmdn Gbnaro 5.
S9oening BON ber9lenmcre unD Sdrz
bing 4pe. perurtbsilt, na6oem er ii9
i4ulbig betannt bate, in angetruntes =
mem 3uitanbs Elm 9lutomobil eelentt
au bdben. Der Hi6ter belt Dem 2lnz
getlasten duberbem nod cine gebOrige
Strafprebist.
5ranf Wilion tpurbe iduloig be-
funben, Wettaettel auf pferoerennen in
ieinem SeiiB sebabt gu baben uno gu
elmer @elbitrafs BON $50 unO Soften
perurtbeilt.
Bis gum fommenoen Utittpo4 ipur>
ben bic 8erbanbIunsen eesen BEN q
Sabr alten albert4pplesate Don 9dmz
ilton, g., perIhoLen, Ter inter Der
antlase Der @aeabonbaee itebi. @r
mar bon ben 0etettips 9iers unb
Weatbsrlp perbaftet porben unb ioa
elmer ydnbe DON Sai6enoieben anger
boren,. bic in ben lebten g9oAen bier
ibr urtpeien getrieben baben. 4pples
gate iit ieiner Bebduptung na6 burt
bic anberen Wlitslieber Der ganbe Ders
iiibrt porben unb mil nun alsStaats>
3euse sessn tie auftreten. 3pei peitere
Witglisber Der 8anoe befinOen iih in
Sobn aerr uno Sobn Young in 5dft,
ipdbrenb stpsi peitere Witslieoer nod
geIuht iperben. aerr eeb0rt 5u ben
berii9tigiten EaIhenoieben bes 2dnoes
unb bat f9On in Wti4igan unb IN Co
lorabo i'm 3udtbuus geieiien.
Ri9ter aleranoer ihlus seitern bas
9srfabren segsu Dr. s. g. 9eppert
uieber, Der betdnntli9 ron ieiner Dorz
malieen 5ausbdltertn Bertha Doa
bes llnteri6lsifs be3i1tist porben
mar, neil er ibr ansebli9 ni4t i6rs
seiammten Gripurniiie duf einmal
dusbdnbisen pollte. SRI. Woa sIdnSs
te, ais Der Taq aufssrnfen ipurSs,
ourh Qbipeienbeit.
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6aniltpm.

Sn Der tatbpItIben CT. peterss
tir4e iDerben mprsen friib IA anabeu
unb IA Mdo6sn ibrs erite &ommus
nipn empfangen.
Sir bas am l. SUM- itattfinbsns
be tpmmunale Diner baben iih 500
perionen, Reprdientantsn taft aler
Srganifationen Samiltuns, angemsl=
bet. Inter ben Rebnern iperben Iid
bic Rihter Sarlan unb Murpbp iotpis
Wsapor 6ol3berger befinben.
- Die Srauen Soiepb STenmann
unb MpLie RpboIt Osranitalteten Su
gbren ibrer S6peiter SRI. Gillian
Jor anldBli9 ibrsr bepOrItebenben
9ermdbluns NIT Serrn 6reb. R.
Wintsr i'm Seim bon fSruu RpboIt an
Siib 8. StraBe cine llsberraidans, an
tpelher Iib folgenbe 9Gfte betbeiliseu
iperben: bic ISrauen gilbert 5pr, Gli>
Sabetb @inter, 5rant Winter, Dia
SpOerI. Soe Wsuinsboff, Mad sos
Did, eugene MeDets, Saeob 9u6beit,
Seflrp gu6beit, 2ouis Sdriber,
sSrunt Sbafor, Srunt Garter, Sobn
WiIeman. Senrp Gabrlanber, Sobn
Claire. 5rant gabman IT,, Sreb.
Gfarbepierre, Qtfreb glarbepierre,
German 8uiIter, Jreb. .9adman, Sreb.
gang, Oscar @rimm, Ain @rimm,
Jrant gahman IT,, Jrdnt geder.
Spbn Weber, Souis Shpab, Sopp,e
3abler, 9ouis SadIun, Go. gppf,
Gbarles 8opb, aatberine prus, gb.
peters, Chris. 2obrep, 2Ouis Streu4
ter uno CLARA S6nite.
- Durd gfi1tsr Murpbp ipurbs
Gmnpa Sullenber tpegen dnsebli9 gros
Der @erna9ldifiguns unb brutalsr BE-
hdnbIuHg Don Sobn SulIenser seiaies
ben.
Srl. emma Wobler, bic 2ebre>
rim an Der S9ule Der 2utberii9en
.3ipns @emeinbe, foIgt sinen Rufe an
cine 2utberiihe S9uIe in Pittsburg.
Sn ben Derbanblun9eH 5pif4eil
Der Retail Glerts Union uno bere.t
4rbeitsebern ii6er bic neue @ereinbas
rung iit Elm Stinituno eingetreten.
Die Glerts perlongsn. bab ale Qdben
@benbs Inn 5.45 unb Sumitdss nm 9
itbr eefhlofIen perbeu. Die aleins
5anoler iinS pilens. auf bic Gprbss
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G5e. e.Grlambnik
jgaffOrb etbISs. %. 524 Cube.

JeIiFforb ebtlos. %. 524 Gulosri
I Strobe.
lSaorefice Betting, 18,.
|William Grant qettit. 25. 1866 Glif.
ton 9lpe.
lRoTs .. Grisbri@, 10, 2175 sO9u
Strabe.
Jsyrans u. godlase. "a. 511 Dit II.
I Strabe.
lWarie u. Cough. "a, 1877 Bremen
Strabs.
lgtanlep 6. SinsIsp, 25. plsaiaili
Ribee.
lgsrtbd 9. Srls6ed, "a, aodlanS, D.
IJrtb. 8. aittleboIs, %, 239 Deil
4 Court Ctr.
lSeisn sdasf.r, Is. s Of Z. ctr.
(Sobn Wsc@inuis, 80. 2o4 wsIt Court
I Strdbs.
lSsiIie gOrt, 43, 2o7 bsssl.
jGIifforb @. srobn, 43, Morroip, 8.
leillian 0ibserdlb. 20, RorpoOb.
j0rb. q. Mibbenborf, 25, Rorpoob.
lRtlis Resnan. "a. 752 grmprp aDs.
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0ereiniste Ginger
8nm Sesirfsidnstrisit tr6ittsn iie iid
ibrta srOien SreunO, bas 3ubIi.
fnui, ,n Waite.

~. oo... rs
~ oels,nlgIeh Sahger ltno oel
SERENE eilepart oes aulllagilse''
'elIh WI. 2 20 osullges Yaioluu,i'
y ge'bI- s'ro tenilmer lag ee'elerI. 70
y q PING Que veinp.rtuig oer an.
gvr elhlap unoeMoar gialt Se1rp
aipels aus polle', Saden Que polai'ne
6ulh Siaoloeroano-oolIsielb 70 pai e
y lIa porper Ger aiiluef Speliliapme oer
STIf'ilislen perliaetI. 90 tofiiiie man
npg en- gaiseno ooer ireIr groBers
ceatlpe accompaniment ailbaplei'
oeren oulialloetoninlell in'iIier bts 81
siilelil gcipillen 9raoe Deiilsltens ooi'
Ger Anipelenpeit Ger Sauger nDbangt.
y: Wfii anoeren Worfell, uitlere Saitaer
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gtan[ep q. HoiDbIc lit 9aahlaBper.
paItcr bon Warp &. 5ispntrif; yer.
jcunIien $4,000.
Anoreip 6. srne lit gaafIaBper.
ipaIter bon MiarD gin6er; @rimoei.
gentbun $1,000.
Beridiebenes.
G9as. 6. COOPER, S6asnleiiier, er.
langte elm llrt6eil iiber $513.62 &c.
gen $. 6. San 3reb. = Gie sSobn
S,aud grelping So. elm ioIdes ii6er
S552.50 gegcn Senrp @asfanrp. =
Sarrp Steiu elm ioldcs iiter $3.50
eegen Wiar arlinlbein. - sSoiep9 Opp.
iieil elm ioIdea ii6er $3.50 gegen
9iap g9agrer. = Die Su6er Bull.
oers Ysaterial 60. eia Iolfes iiber
s264.35 segen Cabin 6. @1c@aiGan
II. u.
Sn Der $500 G6a6enerIasflaae,
ipel6e Warn grinfmeier ipcgen an.
geblider GdJdoigltng ibres @runo,
eigenthluHs an Der Baltimore 9lpe.
aegen Die Stabt Cincinnati eingereid)t
futte, naben Die 8eidaporenen bcs
gli6ters g,errell geitern auf oes Ses-
teren glnprbnung bin elm 8eroift 81
@uniten Der Gtabt ab
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fiir ben Gob BON ssnbn 8itteron. bon
geo. 2119 aiIautbus StrnBe, peraut.
iportIidl gcnlaft, Der @erIetunsen CT.
Iegen III. bic er oaDomtriia, OILS CT BON
einem pcn Bentley ge.eiiften auto-
mobil niehereraniit ip.iroc. gittrrou
mar I'M gegriff aus einem Sirabcn.
tobnpoeen su iteipen, aIs gentlep auf
Der perfebrten Seite Der Strabe fab,
reno. init ieinem aiitontrbil aigeial1t
fam.
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;Solsenid)ueres gerie6eu.

9Sn 8iemIi6 bebenfIidem 3uitanoe
befinoet iih Der 81 Sabre alte SSpiepg
!Sarpep, BON gto. 1920 Hace Strabe,
oil ben 5olgen ether gergiititng let.
berb, I'M Itaotiifen ooipital. Ter
jilnge Mann, Der in Der Doip'ihen
glpotbefe angeiteut lit, ioa aus Ser.
ieben cine nur diberli6 gu uerpen-
oenbe Meoi5in eingenonlmen baben
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Observation-Disclosures nni Der genn'
iplbania Gafjn.

gon Somltog, ben 2S. @lai oil
miro Der r9fitternahts. .3ug" mad
Chicago BON Cincinnati I'm 1t:59
a6etbs abfabren anitatt I'M 1910
Wtorgens. Ter 3iig nab aalarna5oo,
@rano 9tapies uno Tlnrften in Wiidi.
gan iabrt ab nm 7:10 9lbenos ail.
ltatt I'M sos glbenbs.
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Tinan3em
SoaeK 5rnn Marsaret @asner in
ben Iob setrieben babeu.

Tie SO Sabre aIte sSrau Wargaret
8apler tpuroe geItert i'm Seller III
res Saries go. 4421 3oDer apeniie.
ct. Rernarb, ais aeit,e aufgeiunben.
@ie Or. $. s. Mapble bon Cartilage
Sem Coroner Or. Soertneper nit
tbeiIte, botte bic srml SeIbihnorb be-
gangen irno aiDei beritieoene (Sorten
Bift genomHelt.
Ias Wotip jii benz SeIbitmorb iol.
len iinansielle Sorgeu gepeien iein.
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0ebmrten.

9eot unb Catherine 2eDp, EeIbi,
Wia0den.
8illiam unb ante aipp, @cSenrg
&oao, @tabe.
9opto nnb slnna Wtiirpbp, 90S
@aSe Strabe, 9nabe.
Bert uno Glara Aon, 2307 Sbio
glbe., &nabe.
sIlbert unb GIie Seiot, ia @ooI.
per glue., anabe.
sScbn lino Wfargaret aDoqitt, 736
Sopfins Strabe, WtaD9en.
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ScmtidJe Grit.

glm Wlittlpo6 gtafnuittag nGdpter
@o6e idbrt Der 0unlpier ~iSreoerit
VIII pom Nep gorf a6 unb er
niumt Tcit nit fiir Die ifanbinaul'
i6en 21iiber, iotpie fir Geuti6laro,
Seiterreidp llngarit, 2urentburg Bull
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-08-24
BEGINS WORK TN TWO WEEKS.

The Racine County Training School
for Teachers will open at Union Grove
ON Tuesday, September 9Th. This
school is designed to prepare young
people for the teaching Of county
schools and fills an urgent need, both
in giving young people an opportunity
to get training near home and in sup
plying our rural schools with teachers
specially prepared for their work.
Many parents hesitate to send their
girls to a large school in the greater
centers Of population because Of the
influences brought to bear on them at
a most impressionable age. The train
ing school will furnish this opportunity
for schooling without going far from
home and under conditions where the
instructors can assume responsibility
for the welfare of those who attend
both in and out of school. The com
pletion of this course followed by
teaching experience fully prepares the
teacher for more advanced work when
she is in a position to make the most
of it. The county board recently APP
propriated an additional FIVE hundred
dollars and the school authorities i'm
mediately placed orders for full
equipment of furniture, library books,
text books, apparatus, etc. Text books
will be rented to the student and the
fee Of one dollar per quarter will cover
texts, pens, ink and other incidentals.
Tuition is free to Racine county resi-
dents and is paid by the students own
county when student enters from an
other where no training school exists.
The high school graduate takes one
year course and receives a FIVE wear
certificate. The regular two year nor
NAL course can then be completed in
one year and summer session. The
rural school graduate takes a two wear
course and receives a three year GER
tifcate The law now gives county
superintendent authority to accept
training school standings on second
and first grade certificates.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-08-24
SALEM.

DR.. Geo. Smith, Mrs. Smith, Mrs.
Foster and DIR. Smith s sister, came by
auto from Galesburg, ILL.,, the last Of
the week reaching the Foster farm
about noon Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pease of Ra-
cine, made calls in Salem on Sunday.
Miss Lulu Root is entertaining her
two cousins and grandfather Seaman
part of this week.
Mrs. Beebe and two sons who have
been spending some time visiting rela-
tives in Salem and vicinity, went to
Kenosha ON Monday to visit her cousin,
Miss Jorden before returning to
Chicago.
Miss Stella Rhodes returned from a
week s outing at Lake Geneva on Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Geo. Smith Of California, was
in Salem the past week visiting Mr..
Smith Is relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Gull were called
to Waterford on Friday as their daugh-
ter Mrs. Frost underwent an opera
ton at the Burlington hospital for
appendicitis. Mrs. Frost was doing
well when last heard from.
Mrs. Leila Runkel of Burlington,
was called to Salem on Saturday to
help care for her father, B. H. Stocker,
who does not recover from his late
attack.
Mrs. A. Burdick is making ample
preparations to serve dinner at the
Old Settlers picnic.
Ex-Governor McGovern addressed a
few people in Salem on Friday.
Farmers are too busy these hot DAYS
to attend political meetings.
An unusual number of people in this
vicinity have been sick from the in
tense heat the past three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gronzo and son
visited at Lake Geneva the past week.
Miss Katie Beimer will go to Mil
waukee for millinery this week prep
aratory to opening her shop at
Juneau, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Ada G. Stewart will be prepar-
ed to show new fall hats the last of
this week.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-08-24
WHEATIAND.

Mrs. Coats and daughter La Veram
of Kenosha, spent last week at Anton
Elverman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yenny of Burlington,
spent Wednesday at Anton Elwerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Jenson spend
Sunday at B. w. Crane.
Charles Seno was found dead at
Powers Lake on Sunday. His funeral
took place at Herman Seno's at SHADES
Corners on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. D. Latham of Chicago, spend
last week at FRANKIE Rhiel.
. Mrs. Ben Kaskern spend last week
at Lake Geneva.
FRANKIE Rhiel and family spent Sum
day at Brown s Lake.
Henry Uhlenhake and wife and sis
ter of Elkhorn, were callers at B. w.
Cranes OH Sunday.
Ed. Rosenhawer and family spent
Sunday at Genoa junction at the nome
Of Rudolph Feldcamp.
L. P. Kessler and wife called at Wal
ter Cranes on Monday.
Robert Smith of Burlington, spent
Saturday and Sunday at U. s. Fay s.
Fl. w Newberry and wife are visit
ing at Madison.
Viola Crane of Brighton, spent Sat
urday and Sunday at home.
FRANKIE zimmerman and wife Wheat
land spent Sunday at Joe Lambert $.
Mrs. VIM. Hanke and son Charles,
were callers at Richmond on Saturday.
Gust Ziebell and Charles Hanke had
business at Racine on Monday.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-08-24
ON RELAY RuN ROUTE.


Kenosha will be one of the cities
that will see the coast-to-coast relay
run some time next week, when mod
ern Paul Reveres, riding at the wheels
of fast automobiles viii carry mes
sage from Plymouth Rock, Mass, to
Seattle, Wash, in an attempt to travel
from the Atlantic to the Pacific in one
hundred and twenty hours or less.
The message will be written and
signed by the secretary of war. 1t
will be delivered to the commanding
officer at Fort Lawton. The Yellow
stone trail has been selected as the
route of the messengers.
The purpose of the motor relay is to
test the practicability of the roads for
long distance transportation service
and the efficiency of the automobile in
times of national emergency.
In the run, the war department re-
quires the Yellowstone Trail Associa-
tion to give data on the number of re-
lays used, the sections covered by each,
the running time on each section,
whether by day or night, the details
concerning the automobiles used, and
the experience with each of them, hav-
ing reference, more particularly, to the
qualities of endurance and serviceabii-
ty. All Of these things must be re-
ported to the commanding officer at
Fort Lawton, Wash.
The carrying of the message viii be
under general charge of the Yellow
stone Trail Association, which main
tains its headquarters at Aberdeen, S.
ID. For this run the whole country has
been divided into fourteen general re-