Schneider v. Kenosha News Publishing Co.

No question is raised as to the sufficiency of the complaint in which it is alleged that the plaintiff was—

“An American citizen, regarded as a good, true, just and faithful citizen of this country, and ás such has always behaved and conducted himself, and until the committing of the grievances by the said defendant as hereinafter mentioned was always reputed, - esteemed and accepted by and among other citizens to whom he was in anywise known, to be a person of good name, good conduct, good citizenship,' loyal and well regarded.”

That the Kenosha Evening News was a newspaper of general…