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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

O. Kindly let nae know Il part Of a
dollar bill is OF any value l.. W. IL.
A The redemption division Of the
Treasury Department says tuat II PER
son has three hfths OF bill 10 can be
redeemed for full value. II he has less
tina nthree fifths, but more than two
dfths Il will be redeemed for half value.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

Q. Can q person drawing compeusa-
ton from the Inst war draw a pension
for the spanish American war;
!. ". II.
4. The Pension Bureau states that q
person cannot draw pension from tie
War Risk Insurance Bureau and tho Pen
sion Bureau at the same time. But II q
man Is entitled to pension under each
law he is at liberty to choose which be
will accept
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
IErrR ESCAPES COLONY.

BELLEYILLE. y. J.. Nov ia
leper being held At the Essex County
Isalat.ou station here for transfer TO the
Louisiana Ieper colony escaped last
Tuesday. but is believed to have left the
country. according 10 Dr. Herbert Z.
Ricketts,. superintendent OF the insutu-
ton The leper, whose name was Ieilus
Measure lived IN West Orange. His
VIE said she did not know where he
went
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
LONGEST EUROPEAN MILE.

Q. How long is a Russian miller which
European country has the longest mile
s. J. y.
A. The Russian mile, known as tho
milis, is equivalent 10 seven verst, each
OF which equals $500 English feet. The
mile. therefore, Is equal TO 24.J00 English
feet. The longest mile In use N Euro
pean countries is that Of Sweden, which
is equal 10 700 yards.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
SQUARE INCH OF STEEL.

Q. How much does a square inch Of
steel weight A. d. F.
A. The Bureau Of Standards says that
Il would be necessary 20 know its third
dimension The weight Of cubic inch
OF steel is about .2S3 pounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL DEFINED.
O. What Is q parochial SCHOOL,

T J. g.
A. The term 'parochiaI school Is
used TO designate those elementary schools
which are maintained by certain denomi-
nations and organizations on the basis
Of parishes The Episcopal, Lutheran
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
eHORr TERN1 sENAToRs

SHORT TERM SENATOR'S.
Q. What IS meant by short term
Senator'S" J. .. G.
A. All United States Senators are
elected for six years unless chosen 70
I'll q vacancy caused by death or other
removal OF a Senator from office. In
this case they are known as short
term" Senators and only fil an uner-
rired term OF the Senator they replace.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
GETrYsBURG FNCAMpMENT

Q. How many veterans OF the Civil War
attended the encampment Of the Blue and
the Gray at Gettysburg IN 1913?
f. A. w.
A. At the anniversary OF the Battle Of
Gettysburg In 1913, there were encamped
altogether 5000 veterans Of both armies.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
ANOTHER CITY Oh

ANOTHER CITY OF SEVEN HILLS.
@. What city was known as the Rome
Of the North? S. p. c.
A Prague has been given this title
because It was built on seven hills as
Rome was.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
LESS rKEauNNr AMoN0 MINERs.

Q. Is tuberculosis common among
coal miners? J G. ID.
A. Data from foreign countries. par
ticularly England and Wales, support
the conclusion reached in America that
pulmonary tuberculosis appears with
lesser frequency among coal miners than
among men following other occupations.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

collapse manual training high
delay caused by
he maxi impossible students
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

DISPATCHES say attempting Hardngs
appointments Oua board the psychic table
going of the next administration?
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
QUESTIONS AND ANsWFnS

md Roman Catholic Churches are espe-
cially well known for their parochlai
schools.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

THE PROPOSED MUNICIPAL COURT ought become reality
Ptchad other One of
things
the police court
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

well Russia
evidently expects quiet vacation
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

appears all relief
time insist that the nterurban
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
% &nhitpI

Ser @eg giug onrd Sdnee uno
gis. ueber fremOe StroBen eing
er, unb Ole S0ben ole ga lints uno
rcdltS lagen, tparen frem6.
6remo mar audi Der 8erui
6rem6 uno torift! 8er bIGIt i'm
8intcriturm 6riiblingslieoer: per
ipieIt gum Gang, tpenn ringsunl
rag &egennaiier I6uft in idmusi.
gen &iqen: tuer bat fr0blide @ei.
len, penn Ser 2eib friert unb 6ie
SeeIe friert?
Ser reiIenoe Wuiifant int es
fiir eIenoen gol0. Gr lit ser fin.
genOe 9ettler, Der Seudler fir
8elo. @r lit inter alien pernf)te.
ten SpnBmadcrn ser Ieste.
Itt itumpfen Sinuen 5o9 &obert
0ur6s 2on0. 9ieie Stumpfbeit
mar feline Rettlng. 9esbalb er.
trug err oieies 2eben. gr oeridIoB
iid ser @rinncrlng uno periGloB
iid Der 3ufunit. 9as @egcnpGr.
tiBe aber mar arm, 0rol uno Ieer
unO lieB i'm gletf9iiltig.
Gr NOR ein idled)ter &amerao.
Die Sfer8e ser @rfGbrten fano er
al6crn, uno 70 oeritummtcn oieIe
S6er5e allmdbIid; ibre Jreube
ilber cincn fleincn @enim fano er
tori6t, ibrcn Corn iiber idledte
gcbonoIung tcilte er niht. @enn
lie BON einem Darmen Guartier,
bon elmer ircunhlitcn &~ubcItunhe
ipru6en, t0rtc cr nid,t gu
90 trug er Sfrpci0iamfpit un6
&eroroiienbeit in Den fIci1cu &rcis,
nno Die &amernocn ieuf3ten bein.
lid ii6cr i'm, Sbn a1s3uI6cltcn,
auf i'm cin3urcScn batten ie ldnaIt
a~ufgegeben.
Sic peritanorn i'm niht. @r bat
te ibnen nitts cr3dblt bon ieinen
groBen @rlebniiien.
Wau6mal ficlcn ibm Sic @roB.
eltern Elm. Gom mar er ungIiif.
lid. Sonn tratcn 9crgangenbcit
mO 3utunft an i'm beran, un6 er
batte fir Die 3ufunft feline So.
lung nn6 fir Die gergangen6eit
ni6ts alS Corn uno 8eb.
@inmoI aber no6 elmer unrubi,
gen NaGt idricb cr cine 8oItfartc
at Die alien Gltern. CT idrieb
i'lr tuenig, e. gebc ibm gut, or
reiie NIT Den anmeraOen rtno ilhr
cine Seimot
Sogelong trllg er idmrr an Die.
Ter Siige. Mn orei @o6cn lana
fdmpie or nit iid, che ieine Seele
oic 9roft fanO, cincn GutidIuB 81
iaiien.
@$ mar Gnbc Nopcmber. Sic
@niifanteu warcrl in oic Tdbe eli.
lter qroBcn Sabrifitaot aefommen.
Sn einem Strabcnpirtsbaus battcn
lie einfebr gebaItcn. @ans auein
iaben fie in Der idIcdt oebeisteu
ShIhe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30

gber fe iaben feinen ibpcreu
Gampf. llno pir er iie bltteno
anifaltc. lab ans ieinen augen
oas 9ilo Der unpcraeiiencn God.
ter. llno iie wuBten: bel Dem On
f"Iiobne lit infer Srt.
60 Diai9ten Iic Gin
@inen Gag. eina stod)t unO
nod cineu Gag bIieb er BEL ibneu.
Sic Daren poa &iebe 5u chamber,
un6 auf orei ounflc Weni1euIeben
tiel in Oieien StunSen bel goIorner
S6ein.
Gin gutter @nsel peridIoB no.
berts Wuno. Dab er Den aIten 81.
tern BON Dem grauiamen Sooe Der
Sodter nihts iagte 90 bIieben
lie frei bon oieiem i6redIiten Sci.
De. Stiaihpeigen6 nabmen iie an,
Die S8tter iei in oen grmen Der
gllten Grali, Die ibr reines @eIi6t
geprieien, 9eitorben.
llno Die Seamidmutter Iegnete
6as anoenfen oieier Srai.
Gm abeno oes 5peiten Cages
madte ii6 Robert r~eiiefertis. Ser
aIte Seami6 CAB ibm 5~tpeibunoert
Caller NIT auf Den 8eg. 9as tua.
rem eriparte @roi6en, aber &obert
nabm iie nit Dem @efibl Ser 9anf.
bartlett uno Siderbeit. 9enn es
mar Elm @rbtcil, Sas ibm autam,
fein aImoien.
Bon oieiem @ei0e bat er ole
feline SbuIoiumme abgeoablt. Ole
er BEL Or. Srieolieb bate. Or wllB.
tie nidt, oaB er oamit Elm ltnre6t
beaing. Or poIte nifts, poute
feinen Sfennia aus Dem Sauie, oas
i'm ni6t anerfnnnt bate.
Sn triibcr Ibenhitunbe perIieB er
Oas 9orf.
Rad Ser @aI6idenfe reiIte er.
0ort partete er cine ISOLDE uno
flint Gage. Bis feline aameraoen
famen.
8ie alien Selmi6Ieute iaBen
auein an ibrem Glide, 6riiber Ole
Aelbe 2antpe ificn.
Sange, LANCE batten iie iid ntft
ALIEN geIii6It.
Sum iaB Die Sebniudt bel if.
men.
Ole Wslttter peinte piel, aber Der
Sater IdIang ben Grm nm ibren
Raden uno tr0itetc iic.
nMutter, iei gut! inner Serrgott
lebt nodl Der bat Die Sugar nidt
oerlniien uto niat ibreu Sobu So.
mael. Sci gut, Nutter, mir itno
balo nieoer bel ihm!"
llnb tie trGitete iif,, mo Die OIL
ten puroen pieoer rl,big un0 muir
ben pieber fric6lid. So, man6maI
laften Tie nie0er.
Rur tpenn Der 8rieftrGger fam,
iiberfiel iie cine llnrttbe.
0enn iie tparteten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
%. 0abiteI

Us mar mor9ens eegen orei llbr
Sn toter &ube lag 6as 0orf. Soft
heb Beufer trat feline Ieste Runoc
an.
0a iab er cine ounfle @eItolt
regunglos am 8adranoe iteben. 9ie
@eitnlt riibrte fid ni6t, als @ott.
lieb niber tam. Or rief iie an.
&rine gnttuort. Seft foBte @ott.
lieb ieinen alten @66teripieB unb
sina nuf bic @eitaIt su. 9a err.
fonnte er Robert.
.0u Robert2 $50 fommit',,
on iest ber9 Sos madIte dpnn 10
ipGt?
Ro6ert dnttportete NIT miioer,
itttprrcr Stintme, Die einen gan,
lremoen Glnng bate:
$50 iou i6 bin2 $50 fol- i'd
ibiafen?"
eaannite benn mid ins Sous?
Saben fie Dir mid n SdIiiHeI
rdttsgelegt2 Sos iiebt ibnen dbn-
ii6i 8enn Der 8ertboI6 ausbIeibt,
% bdnst Die Srau ieIber n
Sdliiiiel raus."
SD mag nidt mebr in Dos
Sdiis," iagte 8obert bitter.
.Ga maait mid mcbr2 Gu bilt
,pobI -
We'n, @ottIisb. BIZ iueiBt'S Ia
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30

A ;: Der ;: Il
So@n oer 9ag0.
q Roman pon w
NsBanl Ktller sg
(15. 6ort1tsuup.)

N-"p'
Robert ri6tet iih auf. or l6ling;
Die arme I'M Die 6ciSen Alter mn
preBt ieinen aopf on ibre a6pie.
$50 no no III uniert
Rartba2"
go fraet ole Wtrtter.
Run 1T er Der Sr6iter. Ysit melt
s~e0ffneten Suueriidtliden auger
fiebt er bic alten an; nit feitpr.
ieierIider Gimme iagt er;
Isle 1T i'm $immei. SD peiB es
Sic 1T geitorben, oils i'd auf Die
8eIt fam. Sie bat Elm ih0ne&.
reines @eiitt aebabt, Ga Tie Itarb
Sas bot mir cine quite 6rau &C.
iogt.~
unb peiter iagt er fein 8ort.
Sagt nitts 9ittercs. Snet nift5
oanou, onB Die Sugar in Der @iiitc
itarb.
Sic Iisen Iangc b~eiiammer, bis
tief in Die Raft. sic Iagen iid
nifts lpie BON 2iebe.
Sbr goloenen Sterne, ibr tan.
Sen6en Bun0ertpeieh iinat I'M
Spb6ren.R eigen ni6t 70 Helm bon
ben Reniden. 3enn iie BADEN Ole
2iebel
sic f0nnen gIiidlid iein in ibrer
$eimot, Die 3rpar eng un6 6untel
1T, aber in Ser Die 2iebe anes eu.
ge grob uno aIles 9untle li6t
mndt.
Die orei tpareu 9liidlid.
Die alien Sippen 3itterten ME
IN bebenbem @ebet, llnb es mar
@liidl
sic ioritten nidt, iie fragten
nift. gs mar linen gerug. 0ab
Gle Eohter NIT reinem MntIit sc.
itprben un0 oab ibnen nun oieie
hohe 6naoe gctuoroen mar.
9Iber oo5 Sdpere fam bod.
Gcun oic SlrgcrlO iragt:
llgo 10 fraNte Robert in ip6ter
Stm0e:
@er lit mein Yatcr2"
Gr iragte cs nit gan5em @rou,
mt Der gausen gerahtrrne, nit
sem tolcn Sab, Den er fir ieinen
&ater i'm Screen trilg urS Inn oei-
ie%ntpiIlen er heute oen 8atrtar6en
aeifm6ht bate.
Sic 9nben feline Antport. Sic
oerItedten Die alien @eiidter binter
ben alien San0en.
aber er fragte mieOer. llno oa
iaeten lie tbm:
-9ein &ater lit Sartmann!"
Sas traf i'm nod idDerer, ais
bic &uttoe bon ieiner Wutter. Gr
uur6e ni6t obnmG6tig, er ioB nur
ipro6los, DOrtlos auf ieinem Blos.
Ser sar5e Sob, Den er burd Ell
ne bergrdmte Sitgenb, ourd elm
erftidtes 9IiitenuIter, Our6 &erter.
baft utb SbauOe, our6 gpttIer.
tlm ur,6 ifmutiee 2oden getro.
GIN bate, bieier Sob traf nun Die.
len Wann. Sein SAB pruIlte geaer
Die 2iebe.
BON Der Stunoe an iprad &o,
bert ni6t mebr. gr ftnnh einer
Sigung entgegen, Ole er ni9t be-
ariff. Die Uie Elm fremoer, idperer
3miber i'm grmtiam uniting.
2ongiam itanO er nuf.
SD mlb beim!"
Sic ipradlen begiitigeno auf i'm
Gin.
or iagte nidts anoeres mebr, als
ooB er morgen tuieoertommen pone.
llnO er eine.
Gie Ilten4 ruoren aIein. 9ic
Srau lag idIud5ano ouf Dem flei,
men Cola.
Der Wann aber fniete om Iiid
nieorr un6 fiibte Ole gibcl. llnG
iprah:
rSu beiIiees Bud! 9u a~etreuc$
9uh!-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30

Ste cute aIte 3eit.
grocer (bortpurfSorl gum Glerf):
-yaB ih elm ilmger Mann mar, BE-
'am i9 $1.50 per @oflc rno ipar.
R @eI6." an.
Slert: ga, oamals sab's aud,
nod feline 8cgiftriertoiien.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
.@iQit on Dir MD ales

/ bot ferne perniinftige lleberlesunI
mebr. SD - i6 peib gar ui9ts
SD peiE mid, OBJ Sbr quite 9eut
! ieio ooer Sdufte. SD peiB nidts
SeScuials - ieoenfnlls bin i'd
ihuIO. SD ueriteb's MID. id BIZ
irhled)t, id bin oumm, id mad
aGes iolid."
.Robert, tomm, ton1m mad Sou
TEL Seq bid idlafen! 8enn b.
Did altsgeidlafen bait. % fperoer
mir allies mi~teinanOer 6eiprefen.
@r idlaug ben Arm um Den Jun
gen Rann uno fiibrte i'm aun
aretidam. 9ur6 Die Sintertiir lief
er ibn ins Salts. auf benz @eat
hattie er ibm unter pieIen Erdner
Gle 6eidi6te feiner @utter er.
31blt.
Cine idarfe SanS tlopfte ar
&oberts 4ammer. @s mar NOR
gems ieds ltbr.
.Steb'n Sic MI enoIi9 auf 2
aomm' Sic MI enoIia runter2"
Robert. Der p0ais ange8ogen oui
Dem 8c trano job, 0ffnete Die Cir.
Srau Sartmunn itano OrauBen.
.gs miro tpobl enOIi6 3eit iein,
roB Sic ~aufItsb'n," ia9tc lie Der.
rid uno idari.
oGufitcb'n braud)' id mid. SD
bin nod MIDI iflaien gegangen."
~RI, Oas is ia re6t biibi6. ga
fam man iih ia auf iea,e Sienit.
leute ~oerlaiien, rpeun Tie iid oie
ganSG Nadt rumtreiben."
~9ertboIb trcibt iid) aud rum |
8iel, picI otter, ais id!"
rGa3 gebt Sic gar nifts an! Der
is Der Sobn! 0a bnben Sic MIDI
rcin5urcoen!"
sd bin alid ser Sobn!"
Gr iagte es nit 9etonung.
Sic mid BON Der Cir 5uriif ltn0
Itarrte i'm cnt9eiitert an.
rSie itno WobI Sic iinO per,
riidt!"
sd bin Der 5obn bon 8iIbeIm
Sartmann uno bon Wartba Sen,
midi" ia9te er longiam, ltol5 uno
berausforoerno.
"a taumeltc lie mo fam in Die
&anmer bereir unO iant auf Den
ein5I9en StubI, Sen Der feline
Haum aufpie5.
User bat Sbneu oos geiagt?"
iie.
llnO picoer iagte or Gas cine
@ort, ernit uno ieierIi9:
n@ott!"
Sic Iafte bObnii6 uno ipranq
auf.
~Reit, nein, neiul Sd fenn' Sic!
SD ourfid)nue Sic! SD fenn' sic
Sd bin mid 10 oumml SD
bob bas Manoper pom @ottlicb
nno pom 3ottor ourdi6aut. SD
puBt' cs lGn9it. Sd Tenn bod
oieie 2arOel 8er peiB, mo Sizes
ba6en. limo GA iino Sic ge.
als Stromrr, ais StroI6."
@r bob Die SGnoe gegen Iie, ober
CT beberrifte iid nod.
"IlS 9ltmmlprl Sa6en ii6 elm.
Beiflit)en ins Sans, abIidtIid Elm.
-"
DSalten Sic ben Wuno! 9os lit
li6t pabr! 9as is 3iige! Sd
bah ni6ts gepubt nidts &c.
Sic lodte 9eIIeno unb b0bniid.
rSei alien beiIigen Chen, id
bob' nifts Qcmubt, id bnb' rifts
Icrpltbt!"
Sic fIiid'tcte n0tJ Der Cir. Sir
pagte nidlt mCbr 81 laden. Sie
MIR. Dit uer5errtem Sc,
lld)t ltat10 Hobert Dor ibr.
"@cbcn Sic bod" fniriate Iic.
"Go0rn'S Sizes ibnl gringen Sic
I'M! Goum riibrt i'm Der
S6IqQ!"
SD bralldl'S ibm nift 81 iuQcn.
ST peib eS!"
nGr wciB e5? ., cr mciB eS?
llnb bcb0lt Sic, utO Sic gcb'n linn
ilm bcn @art, ifmeifcln ii6 Elm
Der Gr6i6oit -"
n8rGucn5immcr!"
Gin 5raucn5immcr mar SSybre
gtlltter!"
Gin @lItidrpi. Gr fuBt Iic an
ben Sdn0cn, brift ibr ro6uIt sic
8elenfc. Sic iinft 6d5cnO IN sic
fnie.
"@iocrrnfen Sic 0aS! @iherru.
EN- Sic bas~
Sic dd5t, minoet iid, wimmert,
pta lint Silie idrcicn, ober Der
4tcnt febIt ibr. Sbm laufen sic
rot an.
Gin 6rauen5immcr iino Sic
Sie bo6en I'M @eIo meirem 8a,
er baS @cpiiien inS Ole Srei6eit
Sic baben Inn Sbr ellen.
lcs, 'hmltbi9es, ocrfluhtes @cIb
.-- I'LL l
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-10-14
Racer Injured
in Motor Spill

Art Foth, one of the leaders of the
racers of the Kenosha Motorcycle Club,
had his right collarbone broken Sunday
afternoon when in the professional mo-
torcycle races being staged there, his
machine hit rut and sent him hurting
off the track. Merrill Carlson, another
one of the racers, and a third cyclist
whose name could not be learned, piled
into him but fortunately escaped in
jury. The machines were all going at
a high rate of speed when the accident
occurred. The injured man was hur-
ried to his home in Kenosha where DR..
Hanley cared for him. 1t is declared
that he is past all danger of complica-
tions.
The racing card as advertised for the
day was carried out but the accident
early in the afternoon served to keep
the time record low. Foth, when he
was injured was riding one of the spe-
cial racing cars brought to Kenosha
for these races.
The outcome of the races was as
follows:
Five-mile Stock-First, Gilbert Mou-
ty; second, Tom Jasper; third, William
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-10-14
COUNTY TO PAY
FOR SHEEP KILLED
Five Claims under New
Law Filed with County
Clerk-Others Coming.
DOGS ARE NOT KNOWN

"And Smith declared in curses
deep, that Jones' canine had killed
his sheep"
1t is not exactly in keeping with
the old rhyme but just the same five
claims have been filed with the county
clerk of Kenosha county for compen-
sation for sheep killed on the farms
of the county by dogs. In every case
the farmers making the claim for COM
pensation declare that they do not
know the owner of the dog but they
do know that the sheep were killed or
injured and that the appraisal of the
value of the sheep and the damage
done to them has been made and they
are waiting for the county to pay.
County to be Reimbursed.
Under the new state law for the
licensing of the dogs and the protec-
ton of the sheep of the farmers the
county board has no alternative but to
pay the claims for damages. These
claims are sent to the state treasurer
and after they have been audited the
county is to be Reimbursed from funds
collected by the state from dog IL
cense fees. Frank Epson of the town
of Bristol has sustained the heaviest
loss as a result of dogs attacking his
flocks. His claim, two in number, are
for injury to twenty-five sheep which
have been valued at $152. William
Hasten claims $3.50 and A. ]. Marsh
claims SOS.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-10-14

Brown; time, minutes, Ala seconds.
Five-mile Racing Machine First,
Harold Smith; second, Hugh Gamble;
third, Joe Russell; time, minutes and
5o-4I rs seconds.
Ten-mile Stock-First, Clarence Sor-
ensen; second, Tom Jasper; third, Lee
land Harris; time, 10 minutes and IS
seconds.
Ten-mile Racing Machine First,
Harold Smith; second, Joe Russell;
third, William Jacobsen; time, min
utes, So seconds (for four miles, as ac-
cident terminated race).
Five-mile Sidecar - First, Douglas;
second, Ben Sayso; third, Francis Lin
dek; time, minutes, 43 seconds.
Fifteen-mile Stock Race-First, Will
liam Brown; second, Tom Jasper;
third, Leland Harris; time, 16 minutes,
8 seconds.
Ten-mile Racing Machine First,
Hugh Gamble; second, William Jacob
sen; time, 10 minutes, Is seconds.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-10-14
.KENOSHA POURS
JUST LIKE ZION
Twenty Gallons of Noon
shine Finds Way Through
Sewer to the Lake.
DESTROY EVIDENCE

Just like they did it down at Zion a
short time ago, Kenosha poured booze
on Saturday afternoon. 1t was not
made a ceremonial but if the lake
water today appears to have punch
and kick in it it can be attributed to
the fact that the police department
OF the city on Saturday afternoon con-
tributed some twenty gallons OF moon
shine liquor to the contents of the
sewer. The pouring took place in the
alley just back of the city hall and it
was in charge of Officer Louis Kauten-
berg, custodian of the department.
For months evidence against moon
sinners has been accommodating in the
police Office and it had been stored
away in the vault in the private Office
of Chief O'Hare. Saturday afternoon
the chief ordered a cleanup" all his
own. He told the custodian that he
was tired of having the Sinking stuff"
about the police office and one byb one
some twenty of the containers were
carried out into the alley.
Witnesses Watch Flow of Booze.
Custodian Kautenberg took no
chances of being accused of embez-
cling the moonshine and he called in
a force of dozen witnesses to watch
the destruction of the evidence.
Some of the witnesses were old timers
who were not opposed to taking q
snip" once in while themselves. They
licked their chops as the liquor went
into the sewer. The police had no
further use for the moonshine as the
men who had been charged with max
ing it had all pleaded guilty and paid
their fines.
1t was admitted that some of the
moonshine was mighty good imita-
tion of the real stuff.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-10-14
Will Deepen Fox
River Channel Bed

Appleton, Wis-Deepening the chan
mel of the Fox River from Green Bay
to Neenah by one foot will increase
river traffic by at least $3.50, Fox River
Valley manufacturers told representa-
tives of the United States engineering
Office at hearing here. Barges carry
ing coal will be enabled to increase
their loads by so tons if the channel
and locks are deepened. it was said.
Two river transportation companies
this year hauled about 175,000 tons of
coal from the docks in Green Bay to
coal yards in Kaukauna, Appleton, Nee
nah and Oshkosh. Deepening the chan
mel and additional barges will make it
possible to haul not less than 100000
tons next season, the engineers were
told. There is difference in rates of
65 cents ton between rail and water
transportation from Green Bay to up
river points.
The present channel has an average
depth of only six feet.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-10-14
ASK TROOPERS
TO ENTER MEET
Kenosha Guards Asked to
Form Basketball Team
for the Season.
KENOSHA INTERESTED

Captain John D. Alexander, COM
handing the Kenosha Cavalry troop,
has received query from the adju-
tant general to ascertain whether the
local troop desires to enter basket
ball quintet in the proposed state mill
tary basketball tournament to be held
the latter part of the coming winter.
formally among the members of the
Kenosha troop and as they have some
good cage-tossers it is probable that
they will step out for the state honors.
The tournament is one of the first
steps to be taken by the state to es-
tablish inter-unit athletics among the
various units of the Wisconsin Nation
al Guard. The tournament would
come to the end of the season after a
team had fought its way through a
series of games in its own district.
Eight Districts in State.
It is proposed to divide the state
into eight sections, each section to
be represented in the tournament. The
selection is to be based on the show
ing the teams make during the season
and if necessary a committee to be
appointed by the adjutant general to
arrange for the tournament will have
the power to order elimination games
or district tournament to decide
what teams will enter the meet.
The plan is to have neutral ref
cree who is in no way connected with
the guard, whose ruling will be final
on all points connected with the play
ing, to officiate. No man will be eligi-
BILE to enter the tournament whose en-
listment paper has not been on file in
the adjutant generals Office at least
thirty days prior to the opening Of
the tournament
Proceeds to be Divided.
After paying the expenses of the of
ficials, prizes, printing, hotel bills for
players, ETC., the balance of the pro-
ceeds from the tournament will be di-
vided among the teams for transport
tation in proportion to the number of
miles travelled.
Companies have been asked to of
fer their armories for this purpose.
The one with the best accommodations
and which will probably furnish the
largest attendance will largely govern
the selection.
1t is proposed to award prizes to the
players on the team winning first, sec
ond and third places.