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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-02-18

OF highways directly under the super
vision of counties; that each county
have highway commissioner and pay
an equal amount to all sums raised by
legal vote in the several townships.
Therefore, Be 1t Resolved, That this
Board call upon its Representative in
the State Senate and its Member of
Assembly to this end and that a copy
OF this resolution be sent to each Coun-
ty Clerk of this State to be presented
to the Board of Supervisors for their
action
Respectfully submitted,
w. A. Epson,
T. Fleming,
B. III. Elvermann,
Committee.
Supervisor Luke moves to accept the
resolution as read and instruct the
County Clerk to send a copy of said
resolution TO each Clerk in the State.
Motion carried and the County Clerk
so instructed.
Supervisor Grosvenor moves to adj
journ until tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock A. M. for committee work
Motion carried and Board so adj
journed. Russell III. Jones,
County Clerk.
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MORNING SESSION.

November 18th, 1914.
Board called to order by Chairman
Epson of Committee of the Whole.
Committee of the Whole discharged.
Board called to order by Chairman
Yule.
Roll was called and all members
present
Minutes of the previous two days
sessions were read and approved as
read.
Mr.. Kreh appeared before the Board
in regard to lost County Highway
Order
Supervisor Barrows moves that upon
the proper filing of an affidavit and
bond the County Clerk be authorized
to issue a duplicate County Highway
Order.
Motion carried and the County Clerk
so instructed.
A communication from Wood County
was received and read and upon mo-
ton was referred to the Committee
on Roads and Bridges.
Secretary Of County Board of Educa-
ton Raymond Powell appeared before
the Board and rendered his report,
which upon motion was referred to the
Committee on Superintendent Ac-
counts.
DR.. Roser of the Bureau Of Animal
Industry, Washington, D. c., appeared
and addressed the Board in regard to
Foot and Mouth disease.
A communication from the State
Board of Agriculture was received,
read and upon motion placed on file.
Ex-Supervisor Bishop appeared be-
fore the Board and rendered his re-
port on County Exhibits at the State
Fair, which upon motion was referred
to Committee on General Bills.
Communications from DR.. Munroe
were received and read and upon mo-
ton were placed on file.
Supervisor Schwan moves to adjourn
until o'clock p. M.
Motion carried and Board adjourned.
Russell Ell. Jones,
County Clerk.
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MORNING SESSION.

November 10th, 1914.
The County Board of Supervisors
convened in a regular session at the
Court House in the City of Kenosha on
tuesday, November 10th, 1914, at 10
clock A. NJ, and was called to order
wv Chairman John T.. Yule.
The following supervisors represent
4 their respective towns and wards
81 the City of Kenosha, as follows:
Supervisor Martin from the town of
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

AA1A'AN0oAN SSc01ON'
Board called to order by Chairman
Hule
Roll was called and all members
present.
Supervisor Luke moves to amend the
rules of the previous Board and sepa-
rate the committee on County Clerks
and County Agents Accounts into two
committees.
Motion carried.
Supervisor Tobin moves to adopt
Rules of the previous Board as amend
ed.
Motion carried
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


Board called to order by Chairman
Yule.
Roll was called and all members
present except Supervisor Schwan who
appeared later.
State Engineer A. r. Hirst appeared
before the Board and gave an interest
ing talk on highway work.
Supervisor Epson moves to proceed
to fix the salary of the Highway Com
missioner.
Motion carried
Supervisor Schwan moves to refer
the matter of the salary of the High
way Commissioner to the Committee
on Clerks Salaries.
Motion lost.
Supervisor Hartman moves to fix the
salary of the Highway Commissioner
at $1500.00 per annun.
Voted as follows:
es-Supervisors Epson, Spartz,
Barrows, Grosvenor, Yule, Hartman,
Brister.
Noes Martin, Tobin, Elvermann,
Fleming, Luke, Strangberg, Link,
Schwan, Hensgen and Karnes.
Motion lost
Supervisor Schwan moves to fix the
salary of the Highway Commissioner
at $4,000 per annum.
Voted as follows:
Ayes-Supervisors Martin, Spartz,
Tobin, Elvermann, Fleming, Luke, Yule,
Strangberg, Link, Schwan, Hensgen,
Karnes.
Noes-Upson, Barrows, Grosvenor,
Hartman, Brister.
Motion carried.
Supervisor Tobin moves to allow
$4,000 for expenses for the ensuing
year.
Motion carried.
Supervisor Grosvenor moves to pro-
coed to elect County Highway Com
missioner.
Motion carried.
Supervisor Tobin moves the Board
proceed to elect Highway Commission
er by ballot and the Chairman appoint
two tellers.
Motion carried and Chairman Yule
appoints Supervisors Grosvenor and
Strangberg to act as tellers.
The informal ballot taken for High
way Commissioner resulted as follows !:
Whole number of votes cast II, of
which John T. Herzog received Is,
Frank Harmon received 3, blank 1.
Supervisor Tobin moves to declare
the informal ballot formal and Mr..
John f. Herzog be declared elected
County Highway Commissioner.
Motion carried and Mr. John f. Her
zog declared elected County Highway
Commissioner.
Supervisor Tobin moves to fix the
bond of the County Highway Commits
sioner at $500000 for the ensuing year.
Motion carried and the County High
way Commissioners bond fixed at So
O0000
The following petitions for the i'm
provement of highways by county and
state aid pursuant to sections 1317m-l
to sections 1317m-15, inclusive, were
received and read and upon mo-
ton of Supervisor Fleming the
prayer of the petitioner was grant
ed and the several amounts levied
against the taxable property of the sew
eral towns and the City of Kenosha,
the same being voted as follows:
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MORNING SESSION.

November 10Th, 1914.
Board called to order by Chairman
Yule.
Roll was called and all members
present.
The reading of the minutes of the
Proceedings of yeste days session was
dispensed with.
1t was moved, seconded and carried
that the Board resolve themselves into
a Committee of the Whole and pro-
coed to visit the Racine County institu-
TONS,
Supervisor Luke moves that Super
visor Epson act as Chairman of the
Committee of the Whole.
Motion carried.
Russell H. Jones,
County Clerk.
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s12.6oO.00 $4,000

S12,60O.OO Sl,3O6.OO
Rev. Catchpole appeared before the
Board in the interest of the Wisconsin
Children's Home Society of Wisconsin.
Supervisor Karnes moves that an APP
preparation of $4,000 be made to the
Wisconsin Children's Home Society.
Voted as follows:
Ayes-17.
NOeS-none.
Motion carried.
County Treasurer Philip Hartman,
Jr., appeared before the Board and
rendered his annual report of receipts
and disbursements, which upon motion
was referred to Committee on County
Treasurer's Accounts.
Supervisor Martin moves to adjourn
until 80 o'clock 4. III.
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Motion carried and the Board so adj
journed.
Russell III. Jones,
County Clerk.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

November 10th, 1914.
Board called to order by Chairman
Yule.
Roll called and all members present.
County Clerk r. II. Jones reported
having received an invitation by tele-
phone from the Racine County Board
inviting the Kenosha County Board to
meet with them to visit the Racine
County Asylum and tuberculosis Sana-
torium, Thursday, Nov. 18th, at 10
o'clock A. M.
Supervisor Schwan moves to accept
the invitation to meet the Racine
County Board and visit the two insti-
buttons.
Motion carried.
A petition of w. B. Smith to cancel
Tax Certificates was received and up
on motion was referred to Committee
on Tax Certificates and Illegal Taxa
ton.
A petition of Mary Lord and Willet
G. Wanzer to cancel certain Tax Ger
ticfates was received and upon mo-
ton was referred to the Committee on
Tax Certificates and Illegal Taxation
Supervisor Elvermann moves to pro
coed to levy the County School Tax.
Motion carried and each supervisor
named the amount stated opposite the
name of his town as the amounts OF
the tax so levied against his town and
the CITY of KenOSha.
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LOtOl POA,o1O
Supervisor Tobin moves the several
amounts as named by the supervisors
be levied against the taxable property
of the several towns and the City of
Kenosha.
Voted as follows:
Ayes-17.
Noes-none.
Motion carried and school tax so
levied.
Supervisor Barrows moved to in
struct County Clerk r. II. Jones to is
sue duplicate County Order for S6.07
to W. e. Heidersdorf in lieu of Order
No. 734 issued December 18th, 1912,
which has been lost.
Motion carried and the County Clerk
so instructed.
A communication from the State
Highway Commission was received,
read and upon motion was placed on
file.
District Attorney A. L. Drury ap-
peared before the Board and reported
that Mr.. Peter Fisher and Mr. Nj. G.
Mcclellan would meet the Board Mon
day morning, Nov 10th, and adjust the
matter of a suit OF the County of Ke-
nosha against M. G. Mcclellan regard
ing highway work.
Supervisor Tobin moves Chairman
Yule appoint committee of three to
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MORNING SESSION.

november 1OIu, l5lt,
Board called to order by Chairman
Yule.
Roll was called and all members
present.
Minutes of yesterdays session were
read and approved as read.
Mr.. M. G. Mcclellan by Peter Fisher
ST., appeared before the Board in re-
gard to the settlement of the suit of
Kenosha County VS.. M. G. Mcclellan.
Supervisor Tobin moves Chairman
Yule appoint Committee of Three to
draft a resolution in regard to the is
suance of hunting licenses.
Motion carried and Chairman Yule
appoints Supervisors Tobin, Barrows
and Epson to act as such committee.
The following claims 81 to 40, inclu-
sive, were presented and upon motion
were referred to their respective com
mittees.
The bond of Russell III. Jones, COun-
ty Agent, for 100000 with D. NJ. Jones
and W. A. Russell as sureties, was re-
ported upon by Supervisor Yule as
Chairman Of the Committee on Official
Bonds, as follows:
We, your Committee on Official
Bonds, to whom was referred the bond
of Russell II. Jones, County Agent, in
and for Kenosha County, Wisconsin,
do respectfully report that we have
carefully examined the same and ap-
prove of the same both as to form and
sufficiency of surety thereto and re
commend the acceptance of the same.
John 7. Yule,
Chairman,
James Martin,
III. B. Schwan,
Committee on Official Bonds.
Upon motion of Supervisor Link,
bond and report were duly accepted
and adopted.
The bond of Russell III. Jones, COun.
ty Clerk, for 100000, with D. NJ. Jones
and w. A. Russell as sureties, was re
ported upon by Supervisor Yule as
Chairman of the Committee on Official
Bonds, as follows:
We, your Committee on Official
Bonds, respectfully report that we have
examined the Bond of Russell Fl.
Jones, County Clerk, and approve the
same as to form and sufficiency of sure
ty and would recommend the accept
ance of the same
John I. Yule,
Chairman
James Martin,
H. B. Schwan,
Committee on Official Bonds.
Upon motion of Supervisor Link the
bond and report were duly accepted
and adopted.
REPORT.
Statement of fees from January 1st,
1914, to October LIST, 1914, in the of
fee of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
in and for Kenosha County:
Fees in Cases. ............S 341.35
Suit Tax .................. 5S.OO
Copies ................... 1913
Certificates ............. $500
Affidavits .................. 80
Liens OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 300
Filing Notary ............ 800
Transcripts .............,... 4.SO
Total. 425.40
Fine ............. $500
Total. ..................$ 4J0.40
DISBURSEMENTS.
Stamps and Express, Etc. :. 1850
County Treasurer $4,000. 412.S0
Total disbursements .....S 450.40
Amount of Trust Funds depos-
tied with balance on hand
from last year of sol 70, is. 9,012.97
Disbursed ................... 6,109.14
Balance on hand in trust is S2.903.S3
ITO be Continuedl
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REPORT.

we, your committee TO WnOm was
delegated the duty of recommending
the standing committees for this Board
for the ensuing year, respectfully re-
port and recommend the following, as
such:
Finance Committee Supervisors
Spartz, Schwan, Hartman.
Assessment Committee BaTows,
Epson, Yule.
County Epson, Elvermann,
Luke.
County Agents Committee-Brister,
Yule, Fleming.
Sheriff's Accounts - Tobin, Link,
Grosvenor.
County Treasurer's Accounts-Flem-
ing, Strangberg, Brister.
Municipal Court Accounts Hensgen,
Grosvenor, Hartman.
Justice Administrators, Bris-
ter, Link.
Schwan
Official Bonds-Yule, Martin, Schwan.
Inquest Cases-Harman Elyermann,
Karnes.
General Bills -Grosvenor, Martin,
Strangberg.
Roads and Bridges Barrows,
Epson.
County Building and Printing Ac-
counts-Schwan Hensgen, Luke.
Tramps and Poor Account-Karnes,
Spartz, Tobin.
Judiciary Committee-Link, Bar
rows, Fleming.
Taxation Committee-Martin Hens
gen, Karnes.
Superintendent Accounts - Elver
mann, Spartz, Tobin.
Respectfully Submitted,
T.. r. Grosvenor,
VIM. Luke,
T. Fleming,
w. A. Epson,
J. P. Spartz,
Committee.
Supervisor Schwan moves to accept
and adopt report as read.
Motion carried and report adopted.
The following communication from
the Buckmaster case was received and
read:
STATEMENT OF JUDGMENT.
State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, Ke-
noshG County.
a. b. BUckmGster,
PLAINTIFF,
VS..
KenoshG County,
Defendant.
/ hereby certify that the judgment
titled matter on the records of this
Court, stands as follows:
Amount of judgment, including
costs and disbursements. .$73.42
Interest to date. so
Total. .................. 1853
Benz. AZ. DeDientGr,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Dated April 2Sth, 1914.
Supervisor Luke moves to instruct
the County Clerk to draw an order in
favor of Mr.. Buckmaster for the sum
of 1892.
Motion carried and the County Clerk
so instructed
Supervisor Luke moves to allow the
Highway Commissioner $4,000 for
travelling expenses for the season.
Supervisor Hartman moves to amend
said motion and place the amount at
$4,000.
Amendment voted as follows:
Ayes-Supervisors Epson, Spartz,
Grosvenor, Yule, Harman Brister,
Strangberg, Link, Schwan, Karnes
Noes-Martin, Tobin, Elvermann
Fleming, Barrows, Luke and Hensgen.
Carried.
Original motion as amended was vot-
ed as follows:
Ayes-17. Noes-none
Motion carried.
Supervisor Martin moves the ex-
pense money be paid at the rate of
| $4,000 per month for the last eight
months and The extra $4,000 be added
On tho 10 months cbooI~ nnaaYo
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James Martin,
II. B. Schwan.

n. 3. SchWan,
Committee on Official Bonds.
Upon motion of Supervisor Link the
bond and report were duly accepted
and adopted.
REPORT.
Statement of fees from January 1st,
1914, to October LIST, 1914, in the of
fee of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
in and for Kenosha County:
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DICKINSON COUNTY
NEWS.

Freezing, VA, Jnne ll.-Dr.
w IL Reed, of Clintwood was
here ON professional business
during the early part of the
week.
Octavus McFall, of Bolecamp.
is visiting his mother. Mrs.
Mary McFall, of this place.
Edgar X. Beverly, who has
been taking course OF study
ut Emory and Henory College,
has just returned home.
James NJ. Buckley and Rich
ard Branham, both OF the good
~ town of Clintwood, have been
trying the fisherman's luck in
the waters of Pound River.
These gentlemen have not vet
reported, yet your correspond
ent is justified in saying that
Jim always gets 'em.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor, of lsom.
is visiting relatives Mt Freezing.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Counts
have been called To Artrip on
account of the serious illness of
the latter's mother.
Mrs. Cora Countiss. of Os.
born's Gap. is the guest of Mrs.
Lily McFall.
Mrs. Mile Branham is visit.
ing Mrs. w l.. Phipps, of near
Clintwood.
Albert n Mullins is visiting
relatives near Cliutwood.
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Big Stone Gap Wins In Ten
Inning Contest.

After losing five straight
gaues the home team finally
copied another victory by de-
feating Daute here Saturday az.
teruoon in one OF the hardest
fought and most exciting games
of the season. Fast fielding
Was in evidence throughout
the game, and nothing but real
hard and timely hitting could
put u runner across home plate.
For three innings both sides
Were retired in order. In the
fourth the locals broke the spell
when Potter tripled to deep cen.
Ter aud scored Il minute later
on Uhrig's swat 10 left, An
other tally was registered in
The fifth when Kipp walked and
advanced TO second on Chief
McCalPs grounder and scored
Oh Potter's single.
Dante immediately overcame
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Keokee Loses To Stonesa.

The Stonega Keokee game,
which was scheduled to be play.
ed nj Stonega, was PLAY ed on
the Appalachian grounds Friday
afternoon, in order for fans to
see the game at Big Stone Gap
Saturday
StoneRa, by overcoming six
rum lead in the eighth and
ninth innings, Won the game
by a score of : 20 z. Straley
Tate carried of the batting hon.
ors, getting five hits out OF five
trips to the plate Turner, of
keokee, got home run drive,
the ball going under the fence.
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Dante Defeats Stonega.

Hall pitched great game for
Dante last Wednesday aud eas
lily defeated his opponents by n
score Of . to o. Jones, the cen
ter fielder, pitched a good game
for Stonega, but was given
poor support at the proper time.
For unknown reasons the
Stonega correspondent failed 10
send in Il tabulated score hence
it's failure To be published
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Result of Games Played in The Virginia Coal
Fields League During Past Week
STANDING OF THE CLUES

this lead in the sixth Mccall
singled and A. Taylor walked
both scoring when Alexander
tripled to center. Big Stone
tied the score in the eighth
frame and the game went into
extra innings although with
two men on bases IN tho ninth
Big Stone Gap threatened TO
win the game Bib, Dante's
pitcher, was taken out here and
PEBBLES went in and checked
the rally Dante failed TO score
in their half of the tenth Kipp,
Mccall and Potter, thn first
men up for Big Stone. got in
field hits and Kipp scored the
winning run when Corwin hit
to Clemmers
The game was Witnessed by
the largest crowd that has as.
sembled AT the ball park this
year, fully 1000 being present.
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NOTICE

10 those who have not paid
their 1914 taxes. They will
have to settle at once or will
collect according to law, which
VIII add extra cost. The time
is now for me To force collection.
Il. O. SKEEN.
June 30. Deputy 'Ireasurer.
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Big Stone Gap Loses to Keo-
kee Again.

Much TO the disappointment
OF local fans who had hoped
that the home team would final
ly break their losing streak
they lost to Keokee here We'd
nesday afternoon 10y "a score of
to3. White pitched "a sterling
game and deserved to win, but
old hard luck was against him
errors being responsible for all
of keokee's scores He also
featuted with a clean home run
drive in the second inning with
man on base. after two hit
ters had been retired, but was
called out for not touching sec.
ond base
keokee made all their scores
in the fifth frame, after the bas-
es We're filed 10y "a pass and
two errors and hits followed
with the deciding results
Sanford worked in the box
for keokee and was very effect
i've However, he was tnken
out in the ninth when the home
team started rally, getting
two men on bases. Dacey went
in and finished without being
scored ON
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Y. & S. W. Railway
Ia Effect February i5ih, 1914.
:LEAVEs mo STONE CAR

LEAVES ZIG STONE GAR
No. . daily 9.05 IN, for Bristol sna
termcliatc points. Pullman sleeus
louisville To Bristol Connects Wiia
" w for PO!nIs East and son %
=. iorpoiniN South and West
40 . daily except Sunday, li.ii a. ii
ioT Il. Charles aud int ermedlate
points
40 Haily except Sunday, sap ~ far
bristol and Intermediate points Con
meets with \ " w for points East
CONNECTS at Moccasion Gap aii.
ltuh NO for Bulls cap, Roger.
vile and intermediate points
y, ros additional Information apply TO
". + ALLKN.
General FAssengeS Agent
Bristol, Tenn
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BIG STONE GAP

Smr,nss--f King and u swain.
harmed Fuus Dante, Big stone cap,
stolen bsses y Taylor, ADAMS, Rod
key, kipy Hall
ltsse on balls on Molniisc l3ibb. 4
Jhrec-5aSe hits Potter Alexander
Two. base hits ..ds.Ds
Hits of slcln,iTc, 6 Bib6 PEBBLES.
3, pitching to men ia Mh and l0th in
ming,
siyuok out by MeiutIe. Bib, 2
H:t by piicheE--by Mclntire.
Double play poties 20 Wiekham
Tinae--2 hours
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The Big Stone Gap league
team went to Pennington Gan
Friday tu play the amateurs at
that place. The result of the
game was a very one-sided af.
fair, Big Stone Gap winning
by a score off toe. \VickhaIn
starred at the bat for the home
team, getting a home run. a
three Dagger and two doubles,
two of which were made in one
inning Potter and Mccall also
We're credited with extra base
clouts. Baseball fans came
from all parts of Lee county to
see the game.
Innings l28 45G5sp RHE
Big stone 1000 GS3O 20 20
Pennington @ 600 10000 90 $50
batteries Fisher and thing Graham
and Russell
Struck ONT by Fisher & Graham. 8
Two base hitS-N ickham. % Mctaiil
Three base hits Potter and Wickham.
Home rum Wokhan
Base on balls OIL Fisher. Graham.
Umpire Mclutrc
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Celebration at Big Stone Cap July 2nd and July d 1915

dangerous dashes five times.
This is the kind OF man have employed at his price
July end and July d Different features each day II
and you them that will hardly be rep
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Ghmer oat IN slll inning MT 10y naited
New Britain herald., 1915-04-26
SKULL TREPANNED
AT n. 3. HOSPITAL
Bristol Boy i'm Serious Condition.
Jumps Of Railroad Bridge to
Escape Death.

His skull fractured and the brain
tissue lacerated, twelye-year-old Sal
vatore Audriano of Bristol lies in
preca rious condition at the New Brit
ain general hospital as the result OF
his jumping off a railroad bridge Sat-
urday to escape being ground to death
beneath the wheels of an onrushing
LOGON olive.
The boy was walking the tracks at
Wheatogue and was on the middle OF
the bridge when the train came upon
him. Without hesitating the young
ster leaped through the air to the
ground below. He landed on his head
and was hurried to the local hospital.
After consultation of physici ans
Yesterday the boys skull was tre-
ranned, but owing to~the condition of
the brain his recovery is doubtful,
although today he is a little better
than yesterday.