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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12
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a lakony parek a yykonall v
driveiSich dnech mnohou sluz-
bu pro Pulforda a vezeli pri-
lis V jeho moci, aby neujoslech
Ii jeho rozkazu. Jezto nell by
ii velmi dobTe odmeneni "a tu-
to sluzbu a jezto muz omen byi
hledan policii pro nejaky kri-
minalni prestupek, povazovali
syuj dstup do tohoto osamel@ho
mista "a ve.mi vyhodny a pro-
to vyhov6li ochotne Will Pulfor
tovy.
Sleene Cecilii a jeji sluzce
dostalo Sc vsemoznych ohledu
a laskavosti cd Jarvise jeho
zeny, jakoz Cd Marie, take
Jim ami ma mysl neprislo, re
jsou uvezneny.
Mnohe veci zdaly Sc Jim ne
obyceinymi V jejich novem by
tn, jakoz chovani Sc a vzhled
jcjich posluhovacu; ale Ceci-
lie, isouc bystrejSiho ducha nez
Markctka, byla pfiliS zabrana
We svou praci, ably 81 vsimala
techto ukazu.
Il pocatku mela Cecilie IA
dost Y divoke velkoleposti kra
jiny, ale kdyz nadeSla zima Sc
svymi prudkymi severnlmi Vi
chricemi a bouTemi, stala sc il
hrozna osamelost mista neSne-
sitelnou. Ustavicny hukot a na
razeni vim Ma Cernou Skalu po
cal il unavovat touha po lid
skem zivote V uliclch mesta p0-
Gala SC il elm dal tim vice zmoc
novati.
Svuj pobyt V odIehlych no.
rach vyuzitkovala co nejlepe
cinic V pruvodu Markedly a
Marie dlouhe prochazky, kdyz
tomu povetrnost dovolovala, a
lc vclmi caste nemohla po mno
no tydnu pro prudke boure a
snchove vanice ami z domu Wy
krociti.
Hledcla dosud oknem, kdyz
sc dvere otevrely a do komna-
ty vstoupila Marketka.
dc to strasna noe, slecinko
Cecilie,' pravila stara venko-
vanka. "Vlny narazeji na ska
III a cini takovy hrmot, jakoby
vyzvanely pOhrebni hrana.
Snih pada talk huste, &c neni vi
d6t ma krok. Ami "a ctrnact
dni nebudeme moci ma pro-
chazku.
Cecilic Sc obratila.
"Neprorokujte TAX hrozncI
vcci, Mark6tko, - zvolala. "Ne
vydrzim to zde daisich ctrnactI
III. Touzim po navratu do Lon
dyna."
"A ia tc2, drahouSku," pra-
villa Stara sluzka vroucne. "Coz
ncvidim, jak chradnetc a SOU
zitc sc V tomto vezeni podobn6
mu mistc? Ale jste trp6liva.
Jak dalece pokrocila prace?"
'nodciam il Ultra vcGer. Po
praci skoro Sest meSicu. trVaji-
ci budu nj hotoYa V n6kolika
hodinach."
"Byla to tuba celozimni pra
&C, ale nebudu niGeho litoVati,.
priideme-li brzo odtud pryc,"'
prayila Cocilie. "Predstavova. a
jScm 81 Yorkshire zcola iinak.
TrNalo TO TAX dlouho, nez ismc
So sem dostaly -
"Proto ze jsmc byly bouri
zahnani pravc ceaty," proru-
slla il Marketka uvadejic kapi
tanovu vymluvu pro tax dlou-
hou playbu.
"A tento dun ncvyhiizi die
nlcho Gsudku ami dost maIo ia
Io anglickc VcnkoVskG sidlo,"
praVlla ncvinna Cccilic. ".c
snad dosti prijemnc Y jGt6, ale
hrozne V zine. Bourc trvaji
zde nekolik meSicu. Cd tc do
by, co lsme zdc, nevidely .sme
zdc, ncyidcly .iSmc ami c!oyic-
ka, vylmA domaci. Zrorna TAX
dobre bychom molly byti ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12

plast' pres ramona, nebot' Y
chodbe jest pravan. Rozumlte
velmi dobre anglicin6 a lepe
porozumite co mineji, nez ia
Pojd'te sleGinko. Pro vsechno
ia svete neotalejte. Neco Sc dc
ie - neco hrozneho a my mu-
SINE zvedeti, co to jest"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12

PRODA Sc reznicky obchod
aneb Sc vymenf "a privatnf
dunn. Haste Sc u Tom. Suchg,
5603 Beckman Ave. s. e. Tel.
Princt. 1876 w. i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12
III

Stara Marketka poclnala 81
tax divine, tax neobytejne, re
slecnu Cecihi velmi polekala.
Vstala rychle a nezdrzujic Sc
vyptavanim se stare sluzky, prl
iala 2 ruky jeji past a hodila
81 jej pres ramona.
"Nasledujte mne, sleclnko
CeciHe," pravila Marketka. "a
nj slovo! Bud'te ticha jake
nrob - ale pojd'te! !"
Stara sluzka oteyrela dvere
a obe vkroCiIy do chodby. PHI
lily sc po kamenne podlaze,
pfi cemz vnikal studeny vltr,
ktery Sc dral do chodby, Ceci-
lii az do kosti.
Marketka vedla svou mia
dou velitelku dolu po uzkych
kamennych schodech do dolen-
nj chodby pax dlouhou ka-
mennou chodbou, niz panova
la neproniknutelna tina. Ceci-
lie drzela Sc pevne stare sluz-
ky.
KAN ideme?" zaScptala
mlada divka konecne, pocina-
JIG Sc zotavovati q leknuti, kite
rG il ucinilo tax poslusnou Mar
ketGiny vule. "Do kuchyn6 -
do 6elcdniku?"
"Pst", praviIa stara slulka s
yy5traznym pokyncm. ''Zde
jsme".
PTiSly k tezkym dubovym
dverim vedoucim do kuchyne.
Marketka Sc sehnula a nah'ize
la do vnitr klicovou dirou. PAX
vstanouc pokynula sve velitel-
ce, aby tez tax uCinila.
"Podivejte SCI" zaSeptala.
Cecilie poslcchla.
Hledic velkou starodavni XII
covou dirou, spatrila uvnitr vel
kou, nizkou kuchyn velkym
ohnistem naplnenym horicimi
Spalky; V polici bylo rozlicne-
ho nadobi hojnost a ma stole
prehojna vecere.
Kolem stolu sed6li Jarvis, je
no zena a Marie, portugalska
posluhovacka.
Manzele Jarvisoyi nebyli pri
JENNIE vyhllzejicim parkem,
On byl muzem prostredniho We
ku, hranate, tezke postavy, sva
.ovltych nesoumerne dlou-
hych rukou a VelkG okrouhlG
hlavy na kratkem tlustem kr-
ku. Vyhlizel hrube a drze; je-
no duSevni a moralni karakter
souhlasil S jeho zeynim while
dem.
Jaryisoya zena byla tez
stredniho veku a zavalite po-
stavy. Mela uhlazeneisi vzhled
nez jeji muz a ieji du$evni
schopnosti byly yyyinut6jSi ne1
jeho. Mravne nebyla vSak .epSi
jej. Oba posli z ncjnizSi tridy
londynskeho obyvatelstVa a Wy
rostli v zloGinu.
Tento tisty troilistek byl pra
We po vcGcri. PortugaIka OPT
rajic sc obema lokty o stul o.
slovovala sve spolecniky po-
mern6 dobrou anglicinou, ktere
Sc priucila 20 cas- sveho pobytu
ma Cern6 Skale.
Cecilie cht6a a prave vstati a
ustoupiti S umyslem vyplisniti
Marketku, re il tax zbytecne
poleka kdyz stara sluzka,
tuslc jeji umysl, zadrzcla il ru
kou V ieii postaveni.
Y tom sam6m okamaeni
Vnlkl Merlin HAS do usi mia
dc divky.
"Obtiz, kterou jsme tax dlou
lho, ocekavaly, nadesIa," hovo.
ria Marie. "Smejte Sc mi jak
chcete, ale ia opakuji - tate
ticha mlada DANA, sc svym ne1
nym a uhIazenym chovanim
bude Nelmi tvrdym ofechen
pro mas, Jaknile pociti prsvdu
budeme ii miti pine ruce!'
Ami "a mesic jestc nebude
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12

CECETE-LI 81 koupit, neb
prodat mestsky majetek aneb
farmu, obrat'te sc 8 ,diverou
ma nejstarsiho a spolehIiveho
ceskeho jednatele FIR. Mattana.
3642 E. 49 ul. Obchod zalozen
roku 1894. Tel Union 1926 w.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12
DAMSkE

, DAMSkE bile kapesniky, o.
zdobn6 vysiyan6, koupite 20
I0c kus jedine V striznich OBJ
chodech gu Koudelu", Abs
Broadway a 1888 Warner Rd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12

PRIME Sc divka ma donna
CT praci. Nejvyssi plat. Haste
Sc v elsie 10919 Pasadena A
We. Vezmete E. LOS. karu. Je
to mezi Superior a st. Clair A
We. 2-13
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12

PRODA Sc pekafsky OBJ
chod, trzi sc tydne pres $4OO
hotove. Naleza Sc p6kne bu-
dove a je tam byt o 6 svetni-
Iclch, kounelna, dyojita garage,
velky yard. Dobra prilezitost k
delani penGz. Haste Sc elsie
1888 w. l04 ul. Vemtc Lorain
ave. karu. 2-l4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12

PRIME Sc divka ma donna
ci praci do male rodiny, pri
$500 tydni mzds. MIze
NIT pokojik pro sebe. Haste
Sc v {. 2749 Euclid Roule-
ward, dvere {. A. Tel. Fair
mount 17O1-J. 2-17
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29
GAS PLANT FOR MARSHFIELD
Citizens Subscribed for Stock and Con
tract Is Let for SO, 5000
System.

Marshfeld-This city Is 10 have gas.
A company known as the Peoples Gas
Co OF Marshaeld was formed with a
capital stock of S65.000, fully sub
scribed by home investors.
The contract calls Tor an expendi-
ture Of $76.20e for The plant and equip
meut. Narshdeld is the first city IN
either Wood or Clark counties 10
boast OF d public utility Of this IA
lure.
Construction on the plant VIII begin
at once and it is anticipated that the
company VIII be supplying gas 10 lis
consumers by Dec. j. A.comple1e sys-
tem viii be installed al the outset and
all streets ana avenues viii have
mains TO eliminate the tearing up OF
streets as the list ot Consumers grow ).
The plant VIII be submitted 10 a
tesl run of thirty days aItar lis CONF
p.et.an, ana ii at the end dc that ra-
ROD il is found satisfactory. i VIII b4
accepted and VIII become the prop
erly 81 the People S Gas 60. ca Marsh.
e.ld
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29
STATE ORDERS LADDER
ESCAPES BE REPLACED
VIII Enforce Order Requiring Stair.
ways for Use as Fire
Escapes.

Madison-The industrial commits
sion has given notice TO builders aud
contractors that it VIII hereafter en-.
force its general order No. $40. which
requires that existing ladder fire es.
capes shall be replaced by stairway
fire escapes.
This order was originally adopted in
1916 to become effective Oct. !, 1917.
Due to war conditions, however, and
the scarcity OF iron and steel for other
than war uses, the commission grant
ed permission before that date TO
building owners TO continue to use
ladder escapes. except where there
were special FIRE hazards.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29

Rhinelander-There is on exhibition
at the Office OF c. P. West, Oneida
county agricultural representative, a
hens egg which, for size. would win
the blue ribbon anywhere. II is 81.
inches in circumference from one end
around TO the other, 612 inches around
the center. and weighs quarter Of a
pound. This remarkable specimen of
hen fruit was laid by Plymouth
Rock biddie owned by Mrs. Robert
Murphy, who resides on a farm neas
Rhinelander. Mrs. Murphy says that
this particular hen has been produc-
ing exceptionally large eggs for sew
eral weeks past
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29
Hoardinq and Wastinn

Great as is tie sin TO hoard +-...
ures, it is no greater Than to sors, ,tS
them. Waste brings woe. It jsof@'
essence Of well-doing to oecopo,ri,-s
Unfaithfu,2ess stands as its own n.
ness against a man. The Lord ir,rr ~.
us with this worlds goods that a,
cause may not suffer - Reform
Church Messenger. 10y
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29

Pardon me for bum6lbr ' 'a..
50 50, often" said the polite strs I15o 70
IT'S the swaying Of the car" F-'D's'
Don't mention it, said bJs s,,.s
polite fellow straphaneer @pe sqa-l
oon me for turning my left side + +..l "a, /,
your elbow. was recently o. "sa'a
on for appendicitis operated
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29
ASK FOR DIAMOND n.y.,
Don't Buy Poor DYE H..
streaks or Ruins Ms, .'' Fac

Each Each package Of damon. r
contains directions SO simple 'a NJ. Dry
woman can diamond-dro e'e 'lal sa7
men men, draperles, coverings l4o 10. s''
wool silk, linen, cotton Or S,l,. @aetas
Buy Diamond Dyesn-no' lazy AZ soodsl
then perfect results are e . U,ls' sIaa
druggist has color card.-As. Os'a
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29
SHAKE INTO Youp eu...

A a Foot Ease, he sutisspt,o ,s~
the into fh' Shoes and spi asas
val advises men Ia training amp Nat.
Ease In their SHOES each norm use tooi=
vents blisters ant sore spots - \ re
painful. swollen, smarting fest ~ fels7s
the sting out OF eorns and bunlons anu l.sa
Ehoea-AdV. s@A u aF
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29


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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29

Racine-The last chapter in the &C
ton for divorce brought by Mrs. Daisy
Armstrong against William Arm
strong. mayor of Racine, was written
when findings were received and or
dered entered in the Circuit court by
Judge W. B. Quinlan OF Marinette, who
heard some OF the evidence and or
dered attorneys 70 arrange settle
ment Mrs Armstrong is TO receive
5000, ali household property ard to
occupy the homestead until Sept. /.
She is also to receive $75 a month for
the care of the three children.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29

I ~ dGPAli-- ne pOllAE 0lSEQNGIEU
| gang of four robbers attempting to rob
the store of Lemmenes & Hull. two
| blocks from the state prison, and a
| gun battle in which more than thirty
shots were fired, ensued. The robbers
| opened fire as soon as they were dis
G. yered. The firing took place at 3
a. N. and dozens of persons aroused
by the noise thought that prison es-
cape was being attempted The men
| escaped in an automobile which they
had parked a block away.
Madison-The total value of dairy
products in Wisconsin for 1919 was
$273, 953 .68603 as compared with
$3.50, 235.S14.72 in 1917. an increase in
two years of $S3,71787131, according
TO George J. Weigle, dairy and food
| commissioner, who has just completed
his biennial report on dairy statistics
The remarkable increase during the
| two years-more than 40 per cents
due partly to d raise in prices of dairy
products, but also to an increase in
the amounts produced
Madison-L. R. Jones. of the staff of
the agricultural experiment station of
the University of Wisconsin. was the
only botanist in the country to be
elected to the National Academy Of
Science at the meeting held in Wash
ington Nj Jones, one of the fifteen
nationally known scientists to be
bonored this year, was elected largely
in recognition OF his Investigations of
disease resistance in plants and his
work as a teacher on plant pathology.
Kenosha-Edward Ides was severely
burned while draining the gasoline
from his automobile. The fluid caught
fire and exploded The cause is at
trbuted 70 a cig~ette that MI Ides is
said to have forgotten 70 remove from
his mouth. The garage in which the
car was standing was destroyed. The
loss is $2o0 Mr. Ides was taken to
the Kenosha hospital He viii re
cover. physicians say.
Marnc.tc-T The MsHnette and Ne
nominee Paper Co. fill rebuild its
hird dam here with oncrete and ex-
poets TO complete de job about the
FIRST Of tie year. 1he construction Of
the dam VIII, il Is believed. do away
with The menafs Of the ice jams in
tie spring Uesldes the new dam
which viii replace an old timber dam,
the company viii erect q new and
larger office buu3{0g
Madison-The railroad commission
approved the report OF The State Board
OF Cancellation, hx.ES the hourly wage
for platform men ON tie street car
system al Sheboysau at II cents. The
previous wage scale was 45 cents.
The railroad commission hnds that no
adjustment of tie street car rates is
necessary to take care Of this increase
IN wages. Sheboycan has a scent
street car fare.
Fond du Lac-A motion will be
made for q Lew trial Of The Rev. G.
c. Gerlach's $1,000 Islander suit
against Frank Gruett, president Of the
Rosendale Telephone company and a
member of the Rev Nh. Garlaca's
parish, counsel for Cweu announced
here 4 jury in circuit court here
awarded the Rev Mr. GerIach a YER
dict Of 5000
Manitowoc Contracts have been
awarded by Georse brothers for the
erection CT modern theater and ar
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29
LEGISLATURE IN
SPECIAL SESSION
GOV Philip ISSUED CALL FOR
MAY IS; TO CUH5 RENT
PRoFlTEERs.
ASKS RAISE FOR TEACHERS
Increase In the Mill Tax Rate For the
University and Normal Schools
Is Requested.

Madison-Gov. Philip summoned
the legislature into special session on
Tuesday, May IS. at two o'clock TO en-
act special legislation W, ich he be.
lieves is required at the present time.
The call includes twenty-five subjects,
first and foremost the amending OF ex-
iAine laws to limit net profits of land
lords and to otherwise regulate the re-
lationship between landlord and
tenant.
Most of the other subjects are of
minor Importance and can be disposed
OF in a short time
Neither food profiteering legislation
or extension Of the power OF the state
marketing commission to prevent
speculation in foodstuqs were included
IN the call, as had been expected in
some quarters.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29
WORLDS EVENTS
IN SHORT FORM
BEST OF THE NEWS BOILED
DOWN TO LIMIT.
ARRANGED FOR BUSY PEOPLE

Notes Covering Most important Hap
psninss Of the World Compiled
In eriefest and Most suceinct
FERN fer Quick Consumption.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29

Complete returns from Oregon's
presidential preference primary give
Senator Hiram Johnson of California
majority of 1871 Major ieueral
Wood Was second and Governor Low
den third
Returns from the Democratic pri-
mary election in Delaware indicate
that United States senator Wolcott
Nll control the Democratic state com
ventlon 10 Dover next Tuesday sup
rolter> If Senator Wolcott elaine 50
delegates. while former United States
Senator Salisbury is credited wish TO-
Without q dissenting vote. Michigan
Democrats az the state convention at
Grand Rapids stood rs President WI,
sou au8 iudor>ed the peace treaty with
.be League of Nations covenant.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29
No Mustache for British Tar

A blueiacker in the British navy Il
not permitted TO .tivate a muStacae
If he attempts il lie IS fined d months
pay.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29

Appleton-Johanne Van Leischot,
S. assistant millwright for the Kim
berly-Clark Paper Co, was instantly
killed at the Kimberly mill when he
was struck by a travelling crane while
making repairs on the crane track.
The operator on the crane had been
warned that repairs were being made
on the track, but forgot his instruc.
tons and sent the big machine along
the runway. Van Leischot was pinned
against a heavy beam.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29
Teachers Pay Included.

Rumors that the governor intended
to include amendment of the primary
law TO keep voters in their own party
also proved without foundation
Many of the subjects deal with edu.
cational matters and the increasing Of
the pay of various ciasae of teachers.
II is expected that the special ses-
sion Will be concluded by June S. when
the national Republican convention
meets at Chicago.
The rent bill. as wei as the other
legislation, had already been drafted
by the governor and his legal adviser,
George B. Hudnall, in consultation
With various others interested.
The governors call sets forth the
following subjects:
The rent bill, it is expected, VIII
limit the net profits Of landlords TO
from S TO 10 per cent and give more
power to civil judges in handling evic-
ton eases.
one measure provides for the in.
credses Of the mill tax at the uni
versity from Is TO s mills and that
OF the Normal schools from 1-6 to 10
Ills. This is to take care OF salary
raises and other increased expenses.
This would increase the income OF the
university from $1526 500 to $2.542,-
So The fund of the Normals would
iu,np from $67S044 to $1.356.069.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29

Chippewa Falls-Mrs. NJ w Bow
man OF Durand was elected president
ot the Tenth District Federation OF
Nomen's clubs at the closing session
mere. Other officers named We're.
Mrs. J. H. Anderson, Barron, vice
president; Mrs. J. D. Steven, Eau
Claire. recording secretary; Mrs Z.
Philips, Hudson, treasurer; Miss Ev-
eEn Goodrich, Durand. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. L. 3. Mahle, Chippe
VA Fails, auditor.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29
WISCONSIN
STATE NEWS

Waupun-The police discovered a
gang Of four robbers attempting to rob
the store of Lemmenes & Hull. two
blocks from the state prison, and a
gun battle in which more than thirty
shots were fired, ensued. The robbers
opened fire as soon as they were dis
c'ye-ed. The firing took place at 3
a. N. and dozens of persons aroused
by the noise thought that a prison es-
cape was being attempted The men
escaped in an automobile which they
had parked a block away.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29

Madison-The total value Of dairy
products in Wisconsin for 1919 was
1918, 953 68603 as compared with
$3.50 ,235.S1472 in 1917. an increase in
two years of $S3717.87131, according
TO George J, Weigle, dairy and food
commissioner, who has Just completed
his biennial report on dairy statistics
The remarkable increase during the
two years-more than 40 per CENTS
due partly to d raise in prices Of dairy
products. but also to an increase in
the amounts produced.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29
Open State Hospital.

One measure provides for the estab.
.ishment OF the Wisconsin general
hospital, TO cost $4,000 in connec.
ton with the university infrmary.
Another $4,000 is provided for a
nurses home and $4,000 for furnish
ing the buildings
Stout institute asks $4,000 for in
creased salaries and $1,000 for addi-
tional equipment The Wisconsin
School of Mines asks for an added APP
preparation of $2.900
Other measures enable county
boards to increase the salaries Of 81.
perintendents and teachers.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29

Maiden Rock Harry Arthur Mech
ling. 20 years old, lifelong invalid
OF Spring Lake township, was found
sitting IN his wheel chair dead, with
a ballet il his head and a rife leaning
against the chair The loaded rife
had been standing in the corner If the
room against some books and il is
thought the young man accidently
shocked it over while reaching for a
book
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29

Appleton The late Peter R. Thorn.
formerly superintendent of the Kim
berly-Clark Paper Co, who died sew
eral weeks ago in Hollywood, Calf.
left an estate valued at more than
100000, according TO his last win ad-
mitted to probate in county court here.
The entire estate was lett to the fam
lily.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29

The people Of Oregon have tried the
abolition Of capital punishment and
are ready to abandon the experiment.
Returns from II counties, including
162 precincts complete in Portland. on
referendum proposition to restore
capital punishment were: Yes, 1887
no. 1888.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29

Muscoda William ". Dillon. 60. Of
the firm of Dillon Bros, owners of the
Muscoda garage. fell into an auto pit
in dark corner of the garage and
was so seriously injured that he was
taken TO Madison hospital for treat
ment. The mans lower jaw ives frac-
tured, several teeth knocked cut and
his neck sprained.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29

Grover c. Bergdoll, convicted draft
dodger who escaped in Philadelphia,
was released from the military prison
at Fort Jay under guard on q plea that
he wished TO recover $4,000. the re-
mainder OF his fortune buried in the
mountains a days ride from Philadel-
~.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29

Eau Claire Henry Hudson, coIored
junk dealer, who was shot to death
here by Detective John Sather, left an
estate estimated AT more than $4,000
Attorney J, c. Gilbertson appeared in
probate court for the wife and two
daughters. who reside in Yazoo, Miss
Hudson came TO this city over &c
years ago and nothing was known Of
his former life.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-29

Fire Of a highly spectacular nature
swept the Industrial section Of North
Portland Ore completely destroying
50 acres Of planning mills and lumber
yards and the wooden ship conStruc-
ton yard of the c. VI. Standifer Con-
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