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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15
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Mitglieber. so gebra,idt ! 8. eine
1Ofopfige 5a1nilie 5ebn Nationen, eli
ne 4fopfige nagegen bios @s feblt
aber mlmer nod 0as 8eritdn01is oa-
fiji, baB aur g%r1perbung b,orl aebn So
tionen 2ebensmitteI nn0 8ebarfSar-
tifel entipredenbe Nsitfel Dorban6ett
Iein miiIien NIT anooerell Wgorte1t. bob
Der Mrbeitslobn ben 8eoirfniiien BET
Samilie entIpreden mllB.
80 lift sic &egierung, no III Die
Yartei, 0ie iid NIT eirem frafftttgerr
5hnitt bon Der maltbuiinniiden
Mnglt befreit ,ntpb bie @irtid,aft
5pingt, driltlih at ba11oeln2
gs beiBt INNER: Die Wirtihaft err
tragt Is nidt, Nir baben bai,1berttau-
lenoe bon ibner reiitden 2ellter1 INT
9anDe, l1to fait ale @efdafte merfett
quite Dipibenber ab. sou ba Der Or
better mirflih nidt Elm gerugerbes
Mnsfommer baben2
gs miirbe gana gut geben, perr11.
man aur ernitlid nollte; pentl 6as
Rapital nit einem maiibigen @etpinaI
sufrieoen mare, uno tpenn Elm Drift
lihes @olf nit elmer hriitli9 bane
oelnoen Gegierl1ng aniteae Der Bro.
fitaier nn0 Der maltbuiianiiAen Mnglt
bas @ohpertrn1len feRte.
@enn aud be,,te nod nidt aaes
fapitaliliert lit, mos etDa nod Sob
rem ben0tigt tpirb, Der 5amiltenbater
muB nod nit @ottpertraa1en red1nen.
Bur6e CT sic Gamiliengrunolage fa-
pitaIiiieren, Damn gdbe es Mberba1pt
feline Samilie mebr.
Garth liegt aber Elm Bi0eriprub:
oem Samilienbater miro @ottpertra1-
en- gepreoigt; %bieienigen ober, Die ibm
8ottbertra1en 5lmnten, ieRe1 ptel.
leidt ben 5tift an, I'M al e%rrednen,
ob sic NOTICE &upitaIiiier1lng Dorbarl-
Sen 1T. @eieuidaft, 5tQot nnb'Birt=
ihaft banbeln 10.
go lange D1ele 18el1r111nrg DOE
berridt l1no nad 6ieier @%eiinn11rtg
gebnnoelt mirb, fam bie Gamilte ni6t
geoeiben, oie bod 0ie 8%runnen5ele Der
menfdliden @efelidaft 1T, aus Der
oaein edter Sortihritt nn6 cine mert-
i9entpiroige So5ialreform empor@.
podfen fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15
acknowledgements
frcue.

.Mus menidIihen inns o11s tpirt-
5d,nffIid1en @riinoen.~ ihreibt Sic So
y Fribune. ..iollte Sic Musiortieruna
ser ginmonberer. 6ie hierher fon1men
molten in 6en Mbfnhrtsb9fpn orifott
hier nnroenon1men ner6pr Gine Min
sic iekt 6em @onoreR bnrlieof 5ieht
sic giiiern1o Ser gintpon6er,1nogbSiie
S,,rd Sic ornerifoni5den @onf,,In hr;;-
bpn nor. mobei 6ns gifa,rn erff nnh
6ratIider nnb oroerer l1nteri1,hnno
erfeiIf tper6en 6orf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15
8~eadtens.perte Derlaee'

Cine 1eue, et1pas nmtangrel1e,
niht meniaer als $4,000 Mamen eut-
baItenbe ,gbrenliIte" ion nod Dem
8Iau bon 8epr1ientant aopp bon So
no uufgeIteut uno Dem Gongrell1onal
3ecoro einperleibt 1peroen. Sene 9re1-
unoatponaigtal1ienb baben It'd DaD.
reuS bes @eItfrieges gan5 %belo1oers
berporaetan, tpen,1 ard nidt ouf Ro-
iten oes Seinoes.
sic boben iid, ipabre1to n1ele Sal1-
ieuo Mnoerer ibr Mles, lift 2eben fur
ibr 2anb ppferten, gu Miuiondrer emf
poraeidmungen auf Soften ibres aatt=
bes. l1no 8eprdientant aopp BON
ssorpa bat ponis redt: lie geborerl alf
beIaete %rgbrenlite" on ben Hra11-
ger. ltno eirle b%eionbere 8eltener111g
fir lie lit audi gang IN ser Sronu1tg,
idon gu ibrer grleidterung nno our
GntIaiiung, 1penr au6 nod 10 geri1=
aer, ser bon ibren, ben &rtegsprofl-
tierern, ueberborteilten.
Dos anes lit in elmer bon Eeprd=
ientant &ppp in 8erbinonng nit Der
gonus= Sroge %eingereidten 8orloge
oorgeieben, in oeren ginleitung Die
arieesgetpinnIer nit 8ug nno &ebt
aIs idam= nno getpiiienlos be5eidnet
iperSen.
asad, ser &opplden &eiolution rioll
bon bem Spreder bes Suuies Elm aus
iicben MitgIiebern oieies beitebenoer
9usihlnB ernanrt mer0en, nm Die
geihdfsmetbo0en uno 8rafttfen Der
&riessgetuinngeier 5u nnterlnden, de
Nanen bieier feitauiteaen, lie i'm Con-
greIiional &ecorb beroHentlide1 gu
laiien u1b einen 81an 5n entDerfen,
nod, meIdem mitteIs elmer ibnen, ben
3rofitierern, acknowledgement Cont
b%eriteuer ben 8eteranen bes @eltfrie=
aes Elm Bonus ober cine entipre6en6e
4ompeniatior getpGbrt per0en fam"
Des tpeiteren nfoa nod Der Reio-
luton Der Sefretar 6es 5babamts
angepieien ,peroen nno miro hermit
argemieien, genanntem Ausi6uB ale
bon ibm nerlangter Nartet bon Gin
seIperfonen, Girme1t pnb &orporatto-
men mit5nteilen nebit ben ieit 8eginm
reg &rieges einberibteten 8etrdgen
Der @infommeu befagter @inaelperio-
men, 5irm1en u1t6 &orporotionen, tpie
fie in ben Hegiftern beg Sbokamts
peraeifnet fin6."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15

Marile-uftihiffen ni6t g0nnen iluo
loab lie ferner beffuiir9ften Mmerifn
|fornlte 8eutihIanbs tudtigIte auft-
|ldiffflbrer ut1o Sngenienre iii Dienit
nebrlen. 3rittens, bob, faag man sic
Yer. Staaten als einen Ser beitaab-
leroen &1it1oen Der britilden 2uft-
1fl1t-Snolitrte bebalten f0rnte, bies
neientlib oa5u beitragen miiiroe, sic
1i11gebenre Jinan5lait 5eg nnterbalts
uno Der Gnttpideling iener Snonitrie
IN Gnglanb 5n erIethtern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15
Kenercb nftN Sarnter.

gead ser i-bereinitimmenoen On
idt bon 8olitifern nIIer 8arteien bat
bet 4or1greB III ieiner Dor fnrsem at
Dorldufiigem Abi1Iniie gelangten au-
Beroroentlid)en SiBnngsperiooe Sen
5orberl1ngen Der Barmer mebr Muf-
merfiamfeit geidenft nno mebr bon
ibnen befirtDortete nnb in ibrem Be-
|ionberen Sntereiie Iiegenoe @eiebge-
bitg a1lge1omnlenen alg in irgeno
elmer ffriiberer 5ibung.
ga lit Dor anem Der Nottarif at
ermabnen, urter 6eiien 8eitimntll11-
gen benz Ssarrner nnb ibm alein
uiir feline gr5el1gniiie IN @eltaIt
erb0;bter 36le beritarfter gbut ge~
gen ausldnoiiben @ettbetperb gegeben
|mirb. Die aIg Golge 6ieier Shut5oI-
lie ertpartete nlgerneine Breisiteiger-
ung fit S5armpro6rfte 1T freiIid)
nidt eingetreten, bod erfIGren Sic
Befnrnorter 6iefes @eieBes, 6nB obne
|bnsielbe Der 8reisIittnr5 eiinen nod bieI
groBeren nmfang angenotnmen Fb6tfs.
|eine Bebauptung, fir oie 5par fein
|Gepeis 5l1 erbringen IT. Ole deer eine
getpi11e 8eredtign1rg boben biiiirfte.
Dann fbauben Sic BoIfgpertreter eine
|8orIage nngenommen. 0urb Die bas
l&apital oes NeBes Der Bl1rDes=8o=
|6enfreo,itbanfe1 cine @ermebrrng I'm
|45 Minionen Collars erf6brt; bas
beiBtt nit a1tberen @orten, bieie Bnn=
Ten iinb in bie Sage beriebt, tire Sen
|iSormern 5u gefp1lFbren6en garleben
lint Ben gerannten Betrag 5u erbO-
ben. ssm 33nfarnmenbange oamit mare
bier nod Der bon Der MbminiItration
Out eigene Snuit uno obne Mitpirff,-
ing boeg &ongreiies untcrrommene err
|foIgrei9e @erIud 81 11enren, burb
|Sdnffung. eines Snfgfon6s IN Der
|!Sobe bon ffiinf5ig Mi1ionen Collars,
|6ie bon Bnnfen rno 8anfiers I'M 0i-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15

..nadbgerubmf eine Mare ginfiM Der
|~inrerel1 nrb alaBeren Sage a1 beiibe1
utlb bor Qaem barno1 az itrebe1, nit
ben gereirigten Stanten au gllterl
lSnBe au teben. Snloleiflen Die 0pfer,
fpel9e Maibington DDl bn perlangt
Bot, fii1lo nfffeubar nob eitter gllitdt
iisn groBe ultb peritoBen gegel ole
meriifanilben NNedtsbegriffe. Deorl
berlange. Iagt e, pe5ieIe88ripigelie
fiji Mmerifaner III MeIrifo.N er bic.
e Entertainer fms nelde ltnfere 3e-
|gieruug 'bbeiiimm baben, pe5ieqe Bri-
|bilegien It'll lie Ill Merifo al oroeru,
|peib iebes Riino. Die reiden 9elin=
tereliIm, bie gergtperfsbeiiber nno
|qroBen aonbinbaber, nelde Merifo ii
Ser ;}uffunfft nnsbellten modf1ten, ME
lie Is III ser gergaltgeltlbeit geton,
monen ni1t augeben, baB Sic mertfn-
niihe Megieru1g bic 8obeni6ake bes
|2anoeg fit lire eigenen 8iiirger be-
|pobre l1no baB tie, Die ffren1oen Nus
.benter, blrb geietlide 8oridrifternt
Ibeengt nro gebinoert neroen. Sic itrlb
i'm stanbe, ieoen Gag cine nel1e Repo-
tuition gegen sic Megier1lng, pelde
-nidH nod ibrem 8nnihe bnnbelt, in's
@erf al IIeben unb boben nieoerbollit
ldon al offenen &riegsorobungen ib-
re 3ufluat gerommer. Dbregon tut
pobl oaror1, gegen bieie Mmerifaner
auf Der !9lt 5m iein, tpern er bas'
staatgidifflein Merifog onrb ale
.Sdbrlidfeitert gum iideren Safe1 az
.Ierfen miinfht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15

bob Ieiiteils ser Nseereirrtiigten S5ttaatei1
aidt Die AbiiM Dorliegt, Dem einerl
aanoe 8orteile iber eln olloeres 81
perfhaffen, baB en- eine g~leiidntaBfiige,
in berriinftigen shranfen gebaltene
8ern1inoer1trg ober Ginidrdnffulng
Der N.brfrliic ser Nsoolffer b~eganitigt
llilo Das II. porlauftg bas nddfbItte
E3iel, 6ns All erreiden tDtdire.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15
Ifiibrt unb iogar Muftrdge erteilt ba,
5ben, 6ie bal1rt ploslih gefilbigt MUIR

fIseyy aEsssSNs II d. i,
BEL, Sic ball1 ploRIih gefinoigt tpl.r-
ben. 8 II s
Das amerifaniihe @riegsoeparte-
Ine1t iatlbte barnnls SberIt SelsleD
nod Berlin unb Srie0ribSbafen, nm
oelitibe 2uftidiffe grnnolib all be-
.iihtigen unb al tuoiieren, &enslep,
Der IN Dem 2uftibiff aM 81" ben at
5lantiihen Gsea1 gefrenat bbat, erflar-
te Germ bon @ieganb nod beIien 8e-
tridt, BOB Der beuti6e 2uftfhiffbau
bem britii9en8tpeit iberlegen lei unb
bonB ct benz &riegsbepartertert eln-
|pfoblen baitte, bie Deutiden NIT Dem
8an bon eit1em Dber 3tDei 2uftihif-.
fen ibrer beiten Mobele fit Die ar1e-
5rifanii6e MrIlee 5n bea11ftragen, nas
bic Deutif1en ollb gerne uberneH11en
.DoQten. Mi9t MIR Bic l1eberlegenbeit,,
audi ber Hreis mar bierbei Elm GROCER
Saftor, 6enn Sic Dentiben erboterr
ib, 5tDei 2uftihiffe at ballen fit ben
Hreig, ben 6ie amertfaniide Mnrine
Ben 8riten fit Elm 2ufti6iff be5abH.
Sn @aibington beiBt es, bab Die
Briten unb Die Gpan5oien alien mog.
liden giinfluB ~nnfboten, Bis es idlieB-
lib ibnen gelang, oie gerleibung eli
mes &ontrafteg fir 2nftIdiffbuu an
Die Del1tfden 81 bintertreiben. Die
Dentiben paren aud miqens, ben
Mmerifanern zines ibrer mooernIten
unb gr01BEten MiIitdrlnftibiffe, INSIDE
ioroere biie Is 721 51 iibergeben. Sc.
nerm BliB iou iid ietner 3eit in $50 N5a
riis 5n @ilion begeben nnb bare11f sc.
or1lngen baben, DOB Mmerifa 1einen
MntetI an Ser beutiden 2uftflotte er.
IblIttaen foate. SSeood nbermaIg glelang
Les Ben poolitiiiden @infliiien ser Qai-
|ierten, Sen BIan, 6euti9e 2nftibiffe
III nmerifaniide Sdn0e aus5uliefern,
5n bereitteln.
uSSebttt," 10 melbet Der &orrespon=
bent neiter, uerfabre ii9 aus ablolnt
I5uDerIdiiiger aueue, ouB bie araeri-
Ifaniihe Megiernng nit ben Zeppelin
@erfen 11nterba16elt bat, I'M Sen
i8au 6es groBten l1nb IbneQiten 2ufH-
Ifreu5ers. Der bisber ferttggeitent, IN
Mnftrag 5n geben. 9ies 2nftibiff ION
te cine Gnnnngssfraft bon 10000
,&lbiiffmetern @as erbaIten un6 bon
Motoren NIT insgeiammt 5000 Bfer-
.6efraff getrieben tperber. .
Gem gernebmer1 nod loute Die.
les 2ufihiff uuf &onto Der ameriibtn-
.niiden @l1tmadllngs : &e6nl1pg &C..
bout nerben, 5nrlal Mmerifa feinen
Inteil erbielt, nls 6ie oeutide 2uft-
flotte berteif tpurbe.. Stun miro err
.ffldiirf, 0aB bie griten nnb Bran5oien
tpie6erum politiihen GinflnB a11fmen=.
ben, ser geplat1ten 8aun1sflbrung
.anf elmer beutihen 2nftIbiff-8erft
iebe mogIiide 5htpierigfeit in Sen
@eg legen, nnb bob 8albingfon Die
len Bi6erifano nod ni6t at beieitigen
DermodDte..
ngie ~folgen0en @riinoe merben
.gelten6 gernadf, tparltm Die 8riten
ltnb Sic Sran5o1en nibt baben mol
len, bob Nmerifa IN Dentidlano Elm
beitelt:
.gritens, bob bies sic oeutibe Suit
i6iffin6mitrie I'M 8etriebe balten mir
.be, ndbrerotes Die Mbjidr Der NIiier-
ten i'll, lie D~olitdnbig 5u bernihten.
3meiteng, baB bic Mufiiierten Mmerioa
ben eih BON beiieren Militdr= uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15
yntereHantes Document.

SStp Hnf{hnff Ap2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rpnnn. meIihe bei 6er @rSffnuno 6eg
merifoniichen @annrpffes AR 9erle-
i1na oelanate. 1T il mebr alg elmer
8eaieh1nd eit1 Undergraduates Dofu-
ment. sic Diirfte audi nid1t perfebIen,
i'm MngIon6e beredtiate Mufmerfiom.
fpt III erreoen #'5
Sbreoorr erflart III berielben, oaB
Ser innere Hrieoe pollio tpieoerherqe,
|ftent lei, Sic 8unoegqerihte nnit ohio
Inter l1nnbh4noiafeif ihre gntjdei-
6unaer obddben nfp6 MnsIanoern un6
Werifnnern Elm derehtes l1rteil oo-
rQnfieren inns {6lieBlih sic pirt-
jdofIide @eiunou1a beg 9ouoeg 10
rafhe s(ortihritte mode. ooB Sic 11a=
|tionale shl1lb balls beaoblt 5ein ipe e
Sc. Mnn forn barats herausboren,
6oR Ser 8rGiioent nidt peria itola
born1f 81. SCI oeiebaebe11ben .@orper,
ihaf III feir1er 8ot{dsaff eine11 berQr.
IL aufrie6enfenen6en NeridN inter-,
brpiten ), fodnren 11nn q hnf nnp l1r.
inhe hor;iber cine ffoIae ssre,,0e III
embfin6en q.
merifa s. io;+ e;,,o,, e.ohr.eh,,+ no,
frrhthnrsn M;;roerfr;peen aer,iiien
mnrSen ,snpr6o No ma,sSe har Sffant
I;he, nrS,,,so 'locferte,, ,ohIIn;e
mynshenIehpn forSerten ,,nS Sern
60 @n..rSa.raM
m,fh;;rSeten mpr;fo n III o,,spr-
orhentIih rpihea nm .ne1 Mot,r no
ieanetps aano IA fih II iehr f,,rser
geit prhoIem foa,m nom, NM ,,nh
|SrS,,,,,c he,riden Shrana,,s Mon;a,
r,,nnsnnfr;tt heSe,,tpt M gen;n,1 j.
nor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. seIh54 81. ,,,,ne,.
n,;n4T;A,s Mas,nT,,ssa, m;nr 1910 a..
@,,ha aehrah4 ..a 9., ,,,ea = 80 No..
non o,Se,tI;a' na%f;;h l 'nos j, III
Sa,.ad, Ha+arr gtaIs nmos sas 1 a,,.Sh1t
ma biahsr o,.,s;;%p a.nrna,. ''oag'
e. aes,,o n,,f III @aa;ah,,noe,, .,,r,
M,,sran Jso - ~ III m,.sS - p. sa?, aa !.
mntsInf4 81 Co.,, sa a,gs... az az,
So, - maIha sa;,.a ,;a;S.rc4 i,
o,,a,s -, - ~ NJ pa. ...aa a..
gtaata. -, - 81 81. So IN. TX
IL maT,haa may;faa ~ H. 4 NV.
fsn,,,,ng ~, go. ai a.. nn ~ 49,
ahhSnasa aaa,ahI I1,a a. M; J e w.
aor hehe,,s st,lsu !, .os.; ! Nh ~ ~,
WI ufpAS1 g ~ lily SDptt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15
2lrbeitsleRft itftS Safnilie,

&c bebnrfte oes &rieges, nm Ser
ffanbris oafiir alt tDeden, bdb nod
Ser Natlr Der Dinae cine SSanlilie
n1ehr 2eberg- u1uo werbra1ibsniHel
nStia Fat, de ei1e gin5eIperfo1 nro
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-01
Serious Charge
Against Farmer
Charles Smith Charges That Farmer
Preston Assaulted Him With Ham
mer, Severely Injujring Him.

A warrant was issued in the munich
pal court this morning for the arrest
of a farmer residing in the town of
Pleasant Prairie by the name of Pres
ton, whose first name is unknown to
the officials. Preston is charged in the
warrant with assault with intent to do
great bodily harm, the complaining
witness being Charles Smith of Pleas
ant Prairie.
According to the story of Smith, he
was attacked by Preston and struck
with a hammer, suffering severe in
juries. Smith claims that he drove
over portion of the farm of Preston
IN order to go to a burned house to
clear up the debris. Preston became
angry because he had driven on his
land. Smith claims that he attempted
to strike him in the head with ham
mer, but that he threw up his arm and
caught the force of the blow on his
arm. He asserted that later Preston
followed him and threw the hammer
at him, striking him in the back and
causing severe injury.
1t was expected that Preston would
be in court before the day was over.
The district attorney said that Smith
was very severely injured.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-01
PARIS.

Mrs. John Noonan and son of Keno
sha. spent the weekend at Gunter
Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Price and daugh-
ter, Evelyn, were Sunday afternoon
visitors at Herbert Gunter's
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sheen attend
ed the state fair at Milwaukee Monday.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Murdoch and
daughter, Edith, of Bristol, spent Sun
day afternoon at Gunter Bros,
Miss Gladys Klug of Milwaukee, is
spending this week at the home of
Mrs. Martha Streuli.
George B. Price, Jr., is attending the
state fair at Milwaukee this week. He
is one of the twelve members of the
Kenosha County Boys and Girls club
who were entitled to this trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Westlake and
family of Yorkville, spent Sunday with
Frances and Arthur Price.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-01
Interesting Notes of Coming
Attractions at the Rhode Theatre

the Rhode on next Monday, Labor Day,
matinee and night, direct from a run
of two years at the Vanderbilt theatre,
New York.
There have been many phenomenal
successes in the musical comedy realm,
such as "The Prince of Pilsen," Rice's
extravaganza 1892" "The Merry Wild
owl and others of equal fame, but
Irene" written by James Montgomery
and unsteady fitted by Harry Tierney,
has outdistanced them all.
AS matter of record, this goth CEN
fury marvel is now playing simultane-
ously on four continents and seems
destined, like Tennyson's brook, to go
on forever. The London company is
playing to capacity still after years
run in England's capitol. "Irene" open
ed at the Vanderbilt theatre in New
York in 1919 and established itself inn
mediately as the greatest musical COM
edy ever written, not even excepting
the famous old Gilbert and Sullivan
classics of an earlier period.
The box Office records exceeded those
of any other theatre It's appearance
here at the Rhode is for limited en-
gagement of one day, matinee and
night, and the cast which has been
selected from some of the leading
members of the New York and Chicago
companies is engaged for a tour of one
years duration. It has made It's au-
thor, James Montgomery, a multimil-
lionaire and established the Vanderbilt
Producing company, of which Mont
gomery is the head, as the most inn
portant theatrical firm in New York.
Irene" will be shown with all of the
charm and distinction which made its
New York engagements so successful.
-Advertisenent. lS1) (w2o)
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-01
WoMAN-RIoTER WOUNDED.

by Associated Press Leased Wire.)
Belfast - Rioting which broke out in
this city at noon yesterday and con-
tinued until after midnight began
again at o'clock this morning. One
hour later it was reported that three
had been added to the list of wound
ed, one of them being woman. Dur
ing the fighting yesterday and last
night two persons were killed and six
wounded.
The rioters who were particularly
active in north Queens Street and
along the New Lodge Road, ignored
the curfew law providing that all per-
sons not having business on the streets
must be in their houses at 10:3e at
night.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-01
PLEW-PICKEN.
Iris Plew and Ralph Picken Secretly
Married at Methodist Church.

iris Plew and Ralph Picken Secretly
Married at Methodist Church.
A wedding that will come as sur
prise to the many friends of the bridal
couple took place at the Park Avenue
Methodist Church on Monday evening.
Miss Iris Plew and Ralph Picken, both
of Kenosha, were married on August
28th by the Rev. Enoch Perry of Mil
waukee, AM uncle Of the groom. Only
the closest Of friends and relatives
were told of the wedding. The bride
was charmingly gowned in a brown
tailleure with fur collar and hat of
the same shade to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Picken of Des
PLANES, H., were the only attendants.
The newlyweds left Tuesday morning
on a motor trip to parts unknown.
They will be at home. to their friends
at Paddocks Lake after Labor Day.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-01
DEAD FROM LONG ILLNESS.

Miss Elizabeth Schlenker, the daugh+
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schlenker,
died this morning just after ten
o'clock at the home at 422 Grant street
after long illness from a complica-
tion of diseases. The deceased had
been seriously i'll for several days and
for this reason death was not entire
ly unexpected. Denite announcement
of the funeral service will be made
on Thursday.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-01
Hits Is Miles
Judge Hits Him
Driver of Bus Travelling Between Ke-
nosha and Racine Arrested for
Speeding in Racine

George Herzog, driver of one of
the passenger busses, running between
Kenosha and Racine, was arrested in
Racine on Monday morning for speed
ing on the streets. of Racine. Herzog
paid fine of ten dollars and costs for
the alleged violation of the city ordi-
nance regarding the speed of large
buses in Racine. The arrest was
made by Captain Heeter, head of the
sheriff's motorcycle squad who testi-
fed that Herzog drove his bus at the
rate of twenty-five miles an hour, for
distance of four blocks. Herzog de-
MES that he went above the limit, but
admitted that he could not say just
where the jurisdiction of the city and
the county meet.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-01
Peter Brennan
Called by Death
Well Known Resident of Kenosha
County Succumbs to Long
Illness This Morning.

Peter Brennan, aged ffty-six years,
long a resident of Kenosha county
died Tuesday afternoon at the Keno
sha hospital after long illness from
a complication of diseases. The de-
ceased had lived many years in this
county and was well known here. He
was unmarried and has no immediate
relatives surviving him. The funeral
services were held this afternoon at
the Crossin Chapel with interment
following in the family plot in the
Green Ridge cemetery.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-01
Death Wagons Pick
Up Famine Victims

New York City = Thousands of
famine sufferers in trans-Caucasia,
among them many children, are dying
of cholera, said cable message re-
ceived today by the Near East Relief
from Albert johnson, one of its in
vestigators. The authorities in many
cities, particularly in Armenia are
sending wagons through the streets
to pick up bodies Of victims he said.
Long lines of children, for whom it
has cen found impossible to find space
in the already over-crowded American
orphanages constantly wait in front
of relief institutions, the message re-
ported.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-01
FIYE-YEAR-oLn SHOT

by Associated Press Leased Wire.)
Belfast - The rioting continued
throughout the afternoon and resulted
in the death of two more persons.
William Kennedy was. shot dead in
Earl street and Annie Watson, five
year old girl who got into the line
of fire in North Queens street was
shot dead. Forty eight persons wound
ed in the rioting were taken to hos
pitfalls.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-01
Murders WifeOver
ParamOur's Letters
nv IInited prnssl

Kansas City, No. = David Smart,
orrick, Mo-, shot his wife to death and
committed suicide in a hotel lobby
here last night. Letters addressed to
Smart by another woman were found
inside Mrs. Smart's waist, police said,
A crowd in the hotel lobby was thrown
into a panic. The Smarts had come
here to put their daughter in school.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-01
"some Wild Oats.

DIR. G. Windesheim, Kenosha's health
official, in a letter to Manager Rhode
endorses "Some Wild Oats" coming to
the Rhode for six days, opening next
Tuesday, September 9Th. DR.. Winde-
sheim's endorsement follows:
Mgr. Joe Rhode:
1 am pleased to learn that you are
going to exhibit the picture "Some
Wild Oats" in the near future. agree
with the various heads of health de-
partments in other cities and with 9th
srs interested in social welfare that
this picture is of great educational
value. 1t is to be hoped that everybody
will have a chance TO see this film
Cordially yours, G. Windesheim.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-01
The Cinema Girl Revue.

An added attraction to "Snowblind,"
the big Goldwyn feature picture which
opens the regular season at the Rhode
tomorrow, will be Bob Finlay and his
eight movie girls in person as movie
revue. This makes fine entertainment
of at least two hours duration.
Finlay, Sennett comedian, and Dor
othy Bush, Fox-Sunshine girl, head
the revue. Special dancing and COM
edy numbers are features of the re-
vue. The girls, all Of them from the
movie studios, will arrive in Kenosha
at 1890, daylight &iase, Thursday, and
it is expected grese crowds will be at
the Northwestern depot to meet them.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-01
PETER NEIDL,s FATHER IS DEAD.

Peter Neidl of Twin Lakes has been
called to Green Bay owing to the death
of his father, Joseph Neidl, aged 70
years of age. Mrs. Peter Neidl will
leave for Green Bay on Thursday morn
ing to attend the funeral services and
burial at Menominee, Mich, Friday
morning, at st. Albert Catholic Church.