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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-16

Such petition shall set forth the facts
and reasons for such application, &C.
| companied by a plat of such street.
s snd Or 1yerRe9
toners The City Council shall there
upon order the petition to be filed Of
give notice by publication in the Off
cial paper of the City for four a.
weeks at least once in each week to the
az aforesaid; and stating in brief its
object, and that said petition will be
heard and considered by the City Coun-
not less Than asy
from the expiration of such publication.
The City Council shall Investigate and
consider the matter and shall hear the
testimony and evidence on the part of
the parties interested.
The City Council thereupon after
hearing the same may by resolution of
q two thirds l2-S) vote of all the
aey er
said resolution after the same shall go
into effect, shall be published as in
case of ordinances and thereupon
the City Clerk shall be recorded in the
Office of the Register of Deeds of the
County of Morrison.
Any person feeling aggrieved by any
f%sa to o. G may %9tSin eWentS or t!S
days after the publication thereof, by
notice in writing served on the Mayor,
g. copy whereof, with proof of service
shall be filed in the office of the Clerk
of Court of the County of Morrison, ap-
peal to said court from such vacation
or discontinuance, where such appeal
shall be tried by the court without
q jury, and the judgment of which
court shall be final. 1t. shall be the
duty Of the City Clerk as soon as such
appeal is taken to transmit to the prop
er court certified copy Of the records
pense of appellant; such appeal shall
be entered and brought on for trial and
be governed by the same rules in all
other respects as appeals from the
Municipal Court in civil suits except
that no pleadings shall be required.
Sec. 49,. DELEGATION OF POWERS,
etc.-The City Council may by ordin-
ance or resolution or by aye and nay
vote duly entered in it's minutes dele
gate any ministerial duty to any cleo.
tive or appointive officer, or any men,
Der or committee of the City Council.
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Council or the City Clerk, shall fail 81
refuse to act in any Of the proceed.
compliance with the provisions Of fhiS
Chapter may be enforced by proceed.
ings in the District Court of Morri.S
son County, at the suit Of any cit.
izen of this Civ
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-16

the City Of Little Falls for the follow
ing reasons:
.(Set forth grounds on which remov-
al ie eought.)
Before signing the above petition
we have read the charges against the
said =. =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-16

chise shall be construed to be an emer-
gency -, ord drsants ,ona.,s - ora;n
ances or sections thereof shall be by Or
dinance. An amending ordinance shall
set forth the entire ordinance or sec
Sec. 81. OFFICIAL PAPER-PUBL1-
! CATION.-The City Council shall at its
! first meeting in April of each year, OF
! as soon thereafter as may be- cause the
paper Of the city. FOR one Week, fei
some Little Falls NEWSPAPER: Which,
erai laws Of the State, ali the q? erdinen-
ces and other matters required in the
| charter or the ordinances and resolu-
tions Of the City to be published in q
state the price per folio for the first
insertion. and for each additional in
| scrtion Of all matter so to be published
for advertising. and addressed to the
City Council, which proposals shall be
opened at the next stated meeting, OF
for such publishing to such newspape1
paper shall be declared the offieia1
paper Of the City, provided that in de;
the newspapers conforming thereto, re:
| gard may be had to the character and
value thereof as a medium for adver.
Of the said City the matters herein pro:
vided to be advertised. And in case any
two bids are the same. the Council
may by vote select one ~ Of such pa.
pers, provided further that the pro-
prietor or proprietors Of such papers
shall enter into q written contract fol
the performance Of the duties required
Of such proprietor or publisher. ant
give bond in the sum of One Thousand
satisfactory sureties. or surety bond, t,
be approved by the Council conditioner
for the faithful performance Of suc]
shall be and remain the official pape
Of said City and the contract and bona
aforesaid shall remain in force for th,
Council shall designate another papei
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
PRODA Sc jednorodinny

PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn 0 A sv6tnicich, S koupel-
nou, fernes, skopky We sklepe,
puda. Naleza Sc V Corlett bli-
re kostela a skoly. Da sc lev
ne "a $4,000. Hotove $500.
Plyn neni zaveden. BlizSi sde-
Ii Fr. j. Pope, Also E. 131 ul.
Dale mann RUNE majetky
sice: Dunn 8 svet., garaz, Ma
f. 1876 ul. "a $4,000, hotove
$4,000; dunn S svetnicich ma
Chapelside "a $4,000, hotove
$1,000; dum 6 svetnicich ma
Chapelside Ia $1,000, hotove
81, 500; dunn Z svetnicich ma
Chapelside "a $4,000, hotove
81 500. Dvourodinne domy:
Dunn o A svetnicich koupel-
nou "a $4,000, hotove $4,000;
oHm 5 svetnicich koupel-
nou "a $4,000, hotove $4,000.
Vice peknych lotu a farem.
Haste Sc u Frank S. Pope,
4159 &. 131 st. 9-17
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Isb!.yngE., Sc.

PRIJMOU Sc divky ma pij-
swami knofliku a bejstovanl
rukavu. Haste sc V elsie 4807
Jewett Ave. 81 I
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NOVOMANZELE
CZECH

obchodne vzdelany, 31lety, o.
viadaiici jazyk cesky. nemec-
Ky, chorvatsky a srbsky, zada
touto cestou PIP. zamestnavate-
lie primerene zanestnani. Ma
bidkv bud'tez rizeny do adm.
Il. listu pod znackou "Spole-
hli,,f' 9-iS
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:, Vzdyt' on miloval ten starry,
slavny prapor Unie laskou ,pri-
mo datinnou a jeste pred ne
davnem ochoten byl vycedltl V
obrana jeho posledni kapku
krve,
Kdyz byl ale dusevni boz
ten dobojoval, bylo vse ostatni
pro neho ilz lehke. Vzav do
ktrinu statniho prava "a svoJl,
rrispusobil Sc vsechnem o.
statnim a pri jeho charakteru
nebyl zadny div, re stal Sc z
neho jeden z nejzurivejsich Sc
cessionistu.
Po delSim uvazovani ustano-
vii Sc ma tom, re promluvl
Erminii. SeSel tudiz dolu byl
tax St'asten, re zastal il samot
nu We spclecenskem pokoji.
Pocitu tomu dial tez vyrazu
siovy: jasa
"Jsem St'asten, milko ma, re
| konecne nachazim te samot-
nu".
"T5z IA jsem st'astnou, re
mohu primouti vas samo-
tee, odpovcdela snoubenka je-
no S, obvyklou pfimostl. ia
v6ru milaJl pribuzne draheho
mehc otce veSkerou nehou
milujici nttere, dnes ale preCl
jen jsem tomu rada, re odeje-
Ii. Vzdyt' "a celou tn dobu ne
mohli jsme spolu siovicka du-
verneho rromluviti, re, East
worthe ,"
Mas pravdu, sladka mole
, d6vo, to .;eme nemohli. A rci
, mi, milacku: Postradala jsi ty
( naSe sladlIe tete-a-tete tolik
t ze Sc ti.p0 Mich styskalo ?" ta
zal Sc, uSedruv pohodlnol
: 2jdli a uritahnuv lepou dlvkl
: k sobe, jak ciniva to otec
: chce-li pom&zliti Sc trochu
: milOvanou dcerou. Avsak dee
! ra luteranskeho kazatele byls
, priliS placha a ostychava, neil
: ably dovol.!a mu duvernost pc
sud nepritctnou. Vyvinula Sc
mu obratne q rukou, ustoupils
IA jeho pahovku a nahnula 81
pres nej brave. q
"Oh, ano, ano; ia bostrada
: la ty nas2 tetes-a-tetes velice
ia postrauala vas kazdy den ;
~ kazdou hodinu".
''Postradala isl mne skutec
| ne, milacku? Nine, Sedovlaseh,
a vraskoviteho starce, jim,
Jsem nyni:'
I Ona nalrula Sc k nemu Jest
4 vice a po,iolla jej ma cello.
4 Bylo to pravdou! Pred Sest
: mesici jeste byl vlas jeho Gel
= ny co uhei a cello jeho hla
: q ounke jak kost' slonova. Sta
: rosti vsak a dusevni boufe We
a tkaly We ;ias milky stribrne
: do celia vsely vrasky, ktere l
emily jej o mnoho roku stai
y sim, jak byj skutecne.
i PRO kazdy sedy vlas, jen
ii naroste q pro kazdou vrask
= Tia tvem jaSnem a vysokem ct
u lie miluji tG vice., pravila nel
II ne. "Jsou to dukazy, ze mnoh
o myslis trpiS".
s. "Pojd' kolem - sem - bl
e zeji Ike mn&, milena. Vzdy
E, Jsem jakoby jiz tvym choten
l. Usedni tan, kde mohu pop;
"a triti We slalky tvuj oblicej
j. prosil choriv Sc jeji ruky.
e. ia sedlu 81 sem a budu h
D. deti We tvpj, mne nejmilejsi 1
o. blicej celem tom SIREN sv
l. te! !" odVet'.a ona JENNIE a ri
TX soupnouc nizkou, vycpanC
m podnozku X ieho nohoum,
sedla ma nj a podala mu ODE ]
at ce,
10 "Erminic", pravil, IahYba
la Sc k hi q hlede vazne, avsak
ii, vyrazem neVyslovne lasky V
ii, ci Erminie. Milujes mne opri
"a dove, skutecne?"
We Ono vzhledla k nemu ulek
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fatc, LaSLWoIIIISs ZNOIdIA
hlasem boiestnym.
"Ano, lnilacku, my musime! !!
Musime jednati bez souhlasu
tveho otce. Je to bolestne, ale
nutne".
"Oh, Eastworthe!" opakova
la Erma, !akoby jineho slova
nebyla ami schopna.
"Ty, mila devo ma, ia vim
dobre, jak t6zke je, co zadam
tebe; avsak je to tvoje povin-
most
"Moje povinnost!" -opako-
vala Erme podivenfm.
"Ano, nilacku, svata tvoje
! povinnost. CT neni povinnosti
zeny, ably nasledovala sveho
chote vsude?"
"Oh, zajjste".
"Well - nejsi ty moji ze-
nou a neruaS opustiti vse, abys
nasledovala mne? Neprlsahala
jsi to phi pamatce TIVE mat
ky?"
"Ano, drahy Eastworthe, "a
lie jen tehdy, az opravdove sta
nu Sc tvoli zenou. ia jsem il
skoro, ale prece ne jeste zee
La, pravila.
"Erminie, ty muzeS j byti
za hodinu'.
ooh, Eastwirthe - co "a
das, je nemozne, nebot' nemo-
hu uciniti tax bez souhlasu a
svolenl sveho ctce. Byla by to
pro neho rama smrtici a ty pre-
ce nebudeS chtiti, abych ia, je-
no milacel;. mu il zadala? ?"
Has jeji chvel Sc pohnutim a
ruce jeji sepnuly Sc jako ku
prosbe. 4
Eastwo.th zajasal V duchu,
nebot' domuival Sc jiz, re laska
k muzi zv.tezi mad laskou det-
skou. Bylo zapotfebi ale jed
natl rychle razne proto pra
vii chladnG a trpce:
"Ty mnc nemilujeS".
Tax tvrd5 nepromluvil k nj
jeste nikdy ona vzhledla pro-
to k nemu nejen S udivenim,
ale i Sc strachem.
"Ne, ty mne nemilujeS, ji-
max neodbyla bys mne takovou
odpovedl"
ooh, ano, miluji te, miluji
vrele opravdove! Nebesa vi,
jak vrele1 q jak nekonecne" +,
pravila Sc sizami v krasnych O.
cich.
"Erminie", pravil Eastw orth
mckee, ''Erminie, ia nezadal
bych obet tuto cd tebe, kdy-
bych nentel proto prlcin vaz-
rych a v1!edulezitych. Nam ii
sdellti, proc muslin zadati na
tobe obet' TAX velkou?"
Ma misto odpovedi sklonila
hlavu ma lrsa a on, povazuJe
to ia svolenl, pokracoval:
, "Erminie, ia muslin opustiti
mesto jeSte dnes, nebot' nacha'
zlm sc rebezpeci zivota!"
| " nebeZpeci!" !" opakovala
l zblednouC co stena.
"Ano. v nebezpeci - a &C
: uprchlik!"
7 "Co uprchlik! Oh, nebesa
: Co pax Sc udalo?" tazala Sc
zmirajic 5azni.
/ ia byl zrazen!"
: "Zrazen!?"
4 "Ty stale jen opakuJeS ma
slova, milaCku!"
/ "Oh, ,odrrst' mne; avsak jail
= mohu jinaK? Vzdyt' tvoje slo
: va jsou pGdivna, tax desna
ia jsem JIM postrasena k smr
: IT,.
IN 9chapes jeste, co vse t.
e znamena, Ermo?"
k "Oh, ne, ne, ne! Nechapl
y praniceho, ami neodvazuji S,
toho! Jeu tolik vim, re at j
e tajemstvi to jakehokoliv dru
Y hu, ma tene zadna vina nepa
da. ly nemuzes dopustiti s
- ia Il nn ~, /, ~, nc4 80
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prisedl ku psacimu stolu tesne
ii dal Sc do psani.
Popsal rekolik archu, slozi
je, dal do cbalky a rekl:
"Je mi ito, re nemohu po
lrati vam Casu k nutnemu cd.
pocinku; avsak je velice dule.
zito, ably tyto fadky dostaly sc
90 rukou bratru IS" nejdele III.
ira rano, protoze Ultra vecel
name schulz We Witch Elms d
on musi byti pfitomen. Je to pc
slednl schuze, V niz urci sc den
a hodina p"epadeni mesta a
vsechny ostatni podrobnosti".
Albert Goldsborough pri-
jmul zavitek dopisu, nemel sc
ale k odchodu.
"Wcll, mate mi jeste co k
sdefAni?"
"Ano, piukovniku, mann. Wy
nejste vice jist tomto dome
Maly diblik, V podobe mlad6
divky, ob5evil cely mas plan.
iejz odhaliti chce naSim nepfa-
telum".
"Ten d'abel! To prece nemu-
ze byt pravdou?" zvolal East
worth V ustlnuti.
"Je to pravdou jake pravda
sama. ma hrozila, ze prozradi
mas vsechny q re podle tohc
Erozbu svoji tez uskuteCni!s /,
"Co je TO "a holku?"
"Mala E'frida Fielding!"
"Ah, to male hade! Kdo by
to byl rekl, re stvoreni tax ma
le muze spusobiti tolik fla !"
"Ah, piukovniku! Malitky
cerv muze provrtati dlru W
velke lodi, ktera pTivede tuto !
potopeni SCI" pravil Alber
Goldsborough.
"Ano, ano! Nyni vsak mu
sim uciniti pTipravy k rychle
mu odjezdu. Ze stary Rosen
thai odejel do Baltimore pra
We dnes, JIG pro plany me velic'
vyhodne. AvSak reknete mi
jak mohla sc toho divka ia do
Zvedevi?"
"Kdoz nuze to vedeti?'
odpovedlc mladik vyhybave.
"Mysllr,, re hoika ta ma V,
zvyku naslouchati u dveri, co:
Je oSkliva a nebezpecna vlast
most. A tento pokoj ma TOLL
dveri, re TO naslouchani velic,
podporuje".
"ro je pravda", piisyedci
Albert.
We'll, kazdem pripadl
Chtel jsem opustiti tento dun
V nekolika dnech a objev teI
primel mne jen k rychlejSlm
cinu. Diky nahode, ze starry Re
senthal neStojl mi ceste. -
Well, dolby den, Alberto. MI
site odeieti okamzite, nebo1
lrosp4ch naSi veci a mas vsec
toho vyzaduje", pravil East
worth, polayaje mu ruku.
"Touzim jiz sam pc tom, /
bych mohl odejiti", odpovedt
mladik, odchazeje.
Zanechan 0 samote, vrhl 81
bou Eastworth V kreslo a odd;
sc premySlcni, jak posledl
dobe bylo ieho zvykem. Jsa III
zen We stare, historicky vehla
ne rodin6, iejiz jmeno uzC
spojeno Jylo kronikou zem
Jejiz muzove byli vesmes hrd
move a zeny bez poskvrny, j
vychoVan Y zasadach tech ne
svobodomyslnejSich a nejusl
Chtileisicn. jez k platnosti d
vedl prinesti jak sini zakon
darne tai. ma cetnych DO.
stitch V Mexlku, byl plukovn
Eastworth pravym ideale
Cestneho a hruinneho muze.
Avsak on v6ril pevne we st
nj pravo kazdeho jednotlivel
statu Unn die nehoz vetsil
muze a ma pravo rozhodOva
chce-li ma dale stati phi Tn
chce-li Sc od nj odtrhnouti 2
loziti 81 sar2ospravu die S
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"Protoze lasku tvoji ceka
tezka zHouSka", odpovedel
vazne.
ITO je, co 81 pref oc te Ia
dam. Podrob lasku moji k to-
be zkousce jakekoli, kazde,
TAX abys Dresvedcil Sc, jak te
miluji!" pravila hlubokym,
chvejicim Sc hlasem.
"Ermin;e. Zkouska, jakou
lbuda zkoaSeti tvojl lasku, je
ia nejprlsnejsi, jake jen milu-
jici dcera mdze byti podrobe-
nal"
PRO mne nebude prilis tez-
kou, ver!"
"Erminie, milujes mne TAX
opravdovc, ze rada sloucis o.
sud svuj : mym, pro dobro j
zlo, pro ttto dobu a pro vec-
! nost?"
ooh, ano, ano! To neni zad-
ma zkouska, nebot' domnivam
Sc, re kazda zena milu5e tax
sveho snoubence! ia ale milu-
j te mnohem, mnohem vice 7"
dodala, s}lryvajic oblicej svuj
v jeho rullou.
"MilujeS mne dosti, abys o.
pustila v5e a nasledovala
mne?"
) ooh, ano, ano! Coz neslibi-
la jsem ii to V omen posvatny
yecer, kdy otec muj vlozil ru-
ku moji ve tvou, odevzdav
mne tob6 iako snoubenku?"
"Budes stati pri mne a je-
nom pri nne, po cely tvuj Ii
vot, at jiz uslysis o mne zpra-
Wy dobre nebo zle?"
ITO tt prisahaml" pravlla
rychte. "Pllsaham ii to pri pa
, matce milovane mojl matky". &.
"Erminie' pravil, hlede vaz
: he V milostny JeJi oblicej, "Er-
mimic, Wis take, co Iakoya prl-
: saba znalnena?
: Zajlste. Jsem 81 uplne We
: donna tohc, co pravim a chces-
Ii, Dudu prisahu tn opakova-
E Ill"
i On pocit'oval, re nikdy snad
7 nebyla slozena pflsaha vetsl
Cpravdivostl vetSim pre-
: svedcenim. JakO tuto. Srdce
i buSilo mu Skoro hlasite radostl
u ruce jeho tesneji Sc ovlnuiy
;, kol stihleno tela mlade dlvky
S kdezto usta jeho nenalezala j.
: nych slov nezli: "Erminie, mo
a Je Erminie!''
j "M6j duveru ke mne, East
: worthe", Sepotala. ia vim -
G oh. ia virl. re duch vas jiz pc
a mesice je stlzen mocnymi po
G city, ktere rOzbrazdily drive
TAX jasne cello tvoje a stribrnt
: milky vetkaJy havrani tvu,
;. vlas. Duveruj We mne, East
a worthe a mech brati mne podi
u ma tvyth zalostech, stra
: stech starostech +! Me srdce j
o slime snes mnoho!"
z Vim o, milacku; srdce tV'
je slime verne, avsak -" II
e Sc odml6ti, nebot' roZcilenln
nemohl mluviti dale. Pc delS
ii chvili teprve zaseptal: "Ermi
r ME, jsme spolu zasnoubeni t,
\ iako bys byla jiz nyni moji re
l. nou". "a
E. 20 ano, ia Sc take poyazuj
a "a nj. Vzdvt' Wis, re mas Ia
l. snoubeni je tax svate, jako sn
T. TEX samy".
"Nuze tedy, milacku muj, j
II 81 preii, ,abys stala Sc zenou me
u II We skutecnosti a bezodklad
e. ne.
L. Vzhledla X nemu prekvope
10 ne celia zmatena.
ia zaGam tie, abys stala S
j. moi zenou We skutecnostl, ta
It. Jako jsi vc slibu a to dnes je
4! STE" opakoval vazne.
a. Ona vsal, neodpovidala, al
!" stale hledela nan, jako b
smysl jeho SLOW nechapala.
10 Slydn1nfc Y,,,,n r,ll.p |
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PRIME Sc kreJci ia stalou
praci. Haste Sc u John NolA,
61n7 Broadway, o-l7
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90 Srtsr 'ig gtt5 eg sllv 90 90 tv a|t 4rg Tr
Prijanou Sc m,lzi

Potrebuji nekolik dobrych
a cilych Cechoslovaku, ably
pomahali phi rozprodeji akcii
velkeho podniku, The Huron
Steel Co.
Jest to ohioska spolecnost,
rizena clevelandskymi obchod-
Milky, kteri mali mnoholete
zkuSenosti V ocelarskem pru-
myslu.
The Huron Steel Co. oceka-
va vlastnictvi nejvetsi ocelar-
ny Ohiu a ii, kteri vlastni
ailce spoletnosti, jiste Sc do
skaji znameniteho zisku.
Mohl byste prodavati akcie
t6to prime poctive nabidky =?
IDA ano, navStivte mne, pro.
mluvime 81 0 tom.
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PRODA Sc domek O a po-
kojich. Cena $3400. Haste Sc
V elsie 3471 E. 113 st. z u
MON Ave. 9-16.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-05-22
LIVED ON HARDWARE DIET
Shellshock Victim Found to Have 668
Pieces of Foreign Substance in
His Stomach.

Danville, N. Y.-That a shellshock
patient in the United States hospital
here, in fits of delirium swallowed a
varied hardware diet almost beyond
credulity, was revealed by an opera
tion on the mans stomach.
When Doctor Driesbach, the head
surgeon. opened up the patients stom-
ach he found 80 rolls of tin the size
of a mans little finger, four tooth
brush handles, four wooden tongue de-
pressors, several nails, many buttons,
buckles, needles and sticks. In ALL
there were 668 pieces Of foreign sub
stance.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-05-22
HALF-POUND BABY WILL LIVE
Weighs Nineteen Ounces Now-To Be
Worlds Most Beautiful Baby,
Claim.

New York.-Jeanne Ousset, cham
pion New York lightweight baby, is
perfectly healthy and will be the
most beautiful baby in the world" de-
spite the fact that, when born, she
weighed only half pound.
Jeanne, who is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Ousset of 900 East
Thirty-fifth street, Is now six weeks
old and weighs one pound and three
ounces.
"When she was born all the doctors
said that she could not possibly live"
said Miss Louise Bernard, the nurse.
'But she Is fooling them all. Her
health is perfect and her daily devel-
opment is thing beautiful to see. She
will not remain small"
Both Mrs. Ousset and Miss Bernard
are in constant attendance to the tiny
mite of humanity, whose weight Is
just equal to that of the doll with
which she Is amused.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-05-22
LEAVES HIS BED
To FIGHT GANG
Detective Routs Four Mexicans
Who Try to Assassinate
Him.
WIFE LOADS HIS GUN
Attack Is Sequel to War on Mexican
Crooks at Pueblo, coIo.-Offi-
Ger Kills Seven in Twenty
Years,

Pueblo, Colo.-When four Mexicans
came to his house to assassinate him,
as the police believe, at 1 20 o'clock
in the morning, City Detective Charles
Baty, 7O4 West Fourth street, shot and
killed Salvador Parea, twenty-eight,
and put the other three to flight.
Baty arose from a sick bed to meet
the Mexicans after they had inter-
cepted his son with drawn pistols in
front of the house. They allowed
young Baty to proceed into the house
and he aroused his father. Mr.. Baty,
partially clad, went to the front door
and opened it. AS he did so six bull
lets, fired in rapid succession, imbed-
ded themselves in the framework of
the door.
Wife Loads Gun as He Fires.
Baty returned the fire and emptied
his revolver into the crowd, shooting
from the open doorway. Parea drop
ped dead and the three others ran.
Meanwhile Mrs. Baty had arisen,
loaded two more revolvers and hand
ed them to her husband, who ran into
the street and fired after the retreat
ing trio.
This Is the seventh Mexican whom
Baty has killed in his 20 years on the
police force, during which time he has
handled practically all important po-
lice cases among the Mexican popula-
tiOn.
Plan to Kill Him Formed.
On January ii Baty went into
darkened room in the Mexican district
to make an arrest while three other
detectives waited outside. The door
snapped shut with a spring lock and
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-05-22

the Mexican inside started firing
While the other detectives battered
the door, Baty and the Mexican
fought in a room lighted only by
flashes from their guns. Finally the
door opened and Baty walked out I'M
injured. The Mexican was found dead.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-09-03
1920 CENSUS FOR
GLASGOW SHOWS
GOOD INCREASE

The Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
this morning received from the Dir
ector of Census of Washington D.. c.
the official count, of Glasgow's popu-
lation for 1920 or the returns of the
Nations Fourteenth Census.
The remarkable growth of IT'S per
cent in the last ten years is credited
to Glasgow. The population as an
nounced is 2,O59 as against 1,15S in
1910.
This per cent of growth during the
past ten years, is very convincing of
the great possibilities of Glasgow be.
ing a City of many times the present
population. The spirit of go-ahead that
exists in Glasgow, is one of the great.
est assets and with it's opportunities
we predict a wonderful future for this
most progressive city of Northeastern
Montana.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-09-03
RED CROSS RELIEF
IN CENTRAL. EUROPE

ssIs.HFF H 80 -. e. go '-r ..N~' -.
But fpr's' timely assistance. of. the
American Red Cross during the last
year, a large proportion OF the 10000
600 population of the Balkan States
might have starved or persisted from
disease or exposure. Six million dol
lars worth of food, clothing and medi-
cal supplies have been sent to the Bal
kans-Roumania, Bulgaria, Albania,
Montenegro, Serbia, Bosnia and Greece
since the beginning of Red Cross re-
lief operations in Central Europe,
while millions Of dollars worth of food
alone has been sent to the needy in
these states.
The money expended by the Red
Cross In this stricken portion of Eu-
rope has been used to set up hospitals,
~orphanages, dispensaries, mobile medi-
cal units and to help in the general re-
construction of devastated areas. Amer
iican tractors and other farming imple-
ments have been sent TO the agrlcul-
tural regions where aid has Deem CIV
en- in blowing the land.
BY the last Of this year probably
all American Red Cross agencies ad-
ministering relief in Central Europe
will have withdrawn. By that time, 1t
is believed, the people will have ap-
preached a normal state of living and
will be able through their own agencies
which the Red Cross has helped set
up to provide for themselves.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-09-03
AMERICAN GOODS
IN AMERICAN SHIPS

The fame of the American clipper
ship is still remembered the world ov-
err. These marvellously speedy craft
carried the American flag and mer-
chandise to every sea. AS late as 1880
ninety percent of the exports and i'm
ports of the country were carried in
American ships. By 1914 less than ten
per cent was carried under the Stars
and Stripes. The great war changed all
this. Instead Of American ships car
rying less than one-fourth the worlds
goods in five years they carried over
one-fourth of this value of it. The
number or rather the tonnage of
American ships increased in this per-
iod nearly ten times. In 1914 only
about 100000 tons of American mer-
chandise sailed away under the Ameri-
can flag. The tremendous growth of
Americas merchant fleet will go
down in history as one Of the remark
able developments of the war.-Sep-
TENDER Boys Life.