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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
D'ANNUNZIO DA PRY ST
RfCI.

RIM, 5. prosince. Jak mini
stersky pfedseda Gioitti tax mi
INSTR valky Bononi mail pev-
nou daveru, re Gojde k rychle
a smirne dohode :; Gabrielem
D'Annunziem. Sionor Bonomi
6 admiral Secchi, ministr ma
mornictva, isou \ neustalem sty
ku gen. Cavigliou, velitelem
italskeho pravide!neho vojska,
obkliGivSiho Rjehu. a admira-
lem Simonnettim, velitelem i
talske flotily V Pole, a isou in
formovani o vsem. co Sc dele.
Zaroven vSak mnoho Sc neoce-
kava Cd navSt6vs- tlenG sne-
movny poslanecke. kteri zajeli
do Rjeky, ably primeli D'Annun
zia k pristoupeni ma smlouvu
Rappalskou. D'Annunzio sotva
pry muze zavrhnouti sliby, jez
dial obyvatelHm ostrovd Veglia
a Arbe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
HROZNY ZLOsIN MA
FARME
Lupic postrelil farnarku : Ia
palil pax staveni, y nemz dv&
jeji ditky uaorely.

Youngstown, @, 5. prosince.
Neztotozneny mn: dostal Sc do
farmarskeho obytll Thomase
Koehlera, blize hubbard, dnes
vecer, strelil pi Koehlerovou
trikrate a pax za,alil staveni.
Dve jeji ditky, William, 2-lety
a Warren, 5-lety. uhoreli. Tela
jejich objevena byla poZdeji We
sklepe. Pi. Koehlerova, ktera
cita 26 roku Iveki, jest V nemoc
nici V YoungstoV Vnu V povazli-
vam stavu.
Harry Haggerty, soused, Wy
prav6l uraddm, ze p. Koehle-
rova pribehla k MIN kolem z.
hod. celia vysilera a vyd6Sena.
Vypravela clenQm Haggertyho
rodiny, re muz n6jaky vedra'
sc do ieiich donova pokouSel
Sc oloupiti il, a 1dyz Sc postavi-
la ma odpor, strelil po nj trikra-
te. PAX zapalil st;.veni.
Dale pravila, ze ieji usili Ia
chraniti deti, by!o bezvysledne,
Kdyz sc soused9 oostavih. dun
byl V jednom plameni a Znicer
byl az do zakladG.
Pi. Koehlerova byla priveze
ma do nemocnice V Youngstow
nu. Rany jeji jscu nebezpecne
ale pres to stava nad6je ma jej
zachraneni. Manzel ieii jest zs
: mestnaif ifv-fsmte- raeste-a neby
donna, kdyz sc tragedie stala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
BOMBY PRASKAJf We
SPANELSKU.
A stavkcvni hnuti siri Sc Ca
talcn.c Go jinych provincii.

Madrid, 5. prosince. Zpravy
o vybuSlch bomb a znacnych
skodach jimi natropenych do
sly Q mnohych Casti zeme wee
ra vecer.
@ pulnoci pekelny stroi W.
buchl ma okennim ramu palace
obyvaneho arcibiskupem Sc
villskym. Zpusobil velikou trh-
linu We zdi, avSak nikdo k u
razu nepfisel, jezto prelat tn
chvili dlel V kapli. Bomby by
ly vrzeny ma dunn jednoho stat
kare We vesnici Pinespuente, bli
ze Granady a staveni bylo znac
ne poSkozeno.
Diva moucne mlyny V tomto
meste byly zniceny, coz prici-
ia Sc stavkujicim pekafum.
Pariz, A. prosince. DepeSe
re Spanelska sdeluii, re vse-
obecne stavkovni hnuti Sc siri
. Catalonia do jinych provin-
eli a re prohlaSeni stavu oble-
zeni Sc oCekava.
V Oviedo, Avile a Seville
prace byla uplne Zastavena a
slime ozbrojene straze procha-
Zeji mestem.
Vseobecna stavka prohlaSe-
Ma jako protest proti deporta-
ci Salvadora Segura, syndikali.
stickeho vndce a nekolika il
lnychS syndikaistll. .,-,s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
NESHODY " POLSKE DE-
LEGACI.

VarSava. 5. prosince. John
Dombski, hlava polsk6 mirov6
nissa Y Rize a nekolik jinych
clenu polske delegace resigno-
valo nasledkem rozhodnuti sne
nu vyslati zvlaStni delegaci, a.
by Sc podilela na miroVem Wy
iednavani ruskymi sovety,
die depesi z Rigy obdrzenych
zde. Pravi sc, re iejich resig-
mace mohou protahnouti miro
YOU konferenci o kolik m6sicu.
Nastupci Domskeho a jinych
delegatu, kteii resignovali, bu-
dou ustanoveni co nejdrive
mozno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
ARMENSKO SOVETOVOU,
REPUBLIkOU.
Ia takovou je prohlasili boil
sevici po dobyti hlavniho me-
sta Erivanu.

I.ondyn, 5. prosince. Ruske
sovetove vojsko dobylo Erivan,
armenske hlavni m6sto, We ctvr
tick a Armensko prohlaseno "a
sovetovou republiku, pravi Sc v
jiskrove depesi z Moskvy dnes
obdrzene.
Vojsko stare armenske Via
dy nabidlo sve sluzby sovetske
administered, sdeluje depese.
"Azerbaijan" dodava zpra-
va, "dobrovolne Sc vidal spor-
nych provincii Zangemaru, Ma
chicevanu, Anne-Nagorny a
| Karabaghu, jez byly odevzda-
ny sovetovemu Armensku."
Carihrad, 5. prosince. Ozna-
memo sem, re sovetove vojsko
bylo vysazeno v Trapezuntu a
Mustafa Kemal paSa, Macdonald
sticky vHdce, vyslal pa'y cast
sve armady proti Rekdm ma
Smyrnenske fronte.
Kontrola Ineboli, pfistavni-
no mesta ma pobrezi Male A.
sic, byla pfevzata ruskymi boil
! seviky, die zpravy zde obdrze-
ne. Plukovnik Kulienov, jen2
byl We spojeni ruskou soveto-
YOU vladou Sc pry objevil, kdy2
jisty parnik pfistal v Ineboli a
zakazal cestujicim vystoupiti.
Prohlasil pry, re ma rozka.
IS cd sovetove vlady, ze nesn11
dovoliti, ably Sc Turk1m dosta-
10 pomoci Cd nekoho jineho
krone Cd bolSeviku.
Britska torpedovka Tobago
byla nedavno poskozena strel.
bou tureckych batterii Ira.
pezuntu, jez zahajily palbu
bez vselike vystrahy, kdyz tor.
pedovka vjela do pristavu, pa
trne, aby nakoupila zasob.
Londyn, 5. prosince. Mo
skevska jiskrova depese dne:
obdrzena pravf, lie pomsty
"a zdrceni bolseviky Short pro
tibolsevick6ho vudce Semeno
va, Japonci zmocnili Sc pobre
III uzavreli Mandzurske po
mezf ruske dalekovychodni re
publice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
MfROvY TAH v IRsKU.
Uradujici predseda Sim Feinu
taze Sc Lloyd George-a, jake
kroky hodla We srneru tom pod
niknputi.

Dublin, 5. prosince. Rev. Mi
chael O'Flannagan, 1radujici
predseda Sim Feinu, postal ma
sledujici telegram premieru
Lloyd George-oyi:
"Vy pravite, ze jste hotov
uzavriti mir Timed, bez cekani
ma vanoce. Irsko jest rovnez o.
chotno. Jake pryni kroky ma
vrhujete?"
Vanocni primefi V Irsku by
10 navrzeno r. n. Sweetma-
mem, sinnfeinskym clenem par
lamentu a take cirkevnf vliv je
Ia tim, avsak prczatim nezda
sc byti pravdepodobno, re u
znani sinnfeinsti sodcove mohli
byNpfistoupiti ma podminky Via
dy.
Arthur Griffith. zakladatel
Sim Feinu, .vydal vezeni ma
sledujici vzkaz kiirskemu lidu
Ones jest Irsko u sve Valley
Forge; Ultra bude u sveho York
townu".
(Ve Valley Forge Washingtc
nova armada prodelavala sve
nejvetsi utrapy bahem ameri-
cke valky "a neodvislost a zda-
10 Sc, ze vsechno lest jiz ztra-
ceno. u Yorktownu byli Brito-
We porazeni a Sc vzdanim sc
gen. Cornwalise vilka skonce-
ma vitezne pro ~ saasasasolo.
risty. Poz. red.)
Belfast, 5. prosince. DanieI
Reardon, jenz pry jest brigad-
MIN velitelem irskt republican.
.ske armady, zatten vcera We
! Spojeni s postrelenim dvou kor
stebln V Killorgin, okres Kerry
Vrchni konstebl Storey by
unesen vGera We West Cork a o.
vezen ma nezname misto.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
HARDING We WASHING
TONE.

. Washington, 6. prosince. No
We zvoleny president Harding
prijel sem kratce po pulnoci,
nekolik hodin pred tim nez
zvlastni vlak s III. Hardingovou
a cleny druziny, jez provazela
senatora ma jeho vyletu do pru-
plavniho pasma, 0yl ocekavan.
Byv tazan novinari, zdali hodla
prosloviti rec V senate, pri "a
hajeni kongresu, Gdpovedel, re
mGze pronesti pa SLOW ma roz-
louCenou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
BROOKLYN OKUSIL VALKY.
Ma sta sesti a desetipalcovych
delovych projektilI vybuchlo
ma horici pramici blize onoho
mesta.

New York, 5. prosince. Tisi-
ce domovG v te casti mesta
Brooklvna, lezicf blize Fort
Hamilton, zazilo slime bombar-
dovani dnes odpoledne, kdyz
ma sta sesti a desetipalcovych
projektilu, vybuchnuvsich ma
horici parni pramici, rozsirilo
delostreleckou clonu mad roz-
lehlym residencnim okolim.
Pramice byla zakotvena u pie
ru bli2e vojenske reservace.
SebravSe co mohli, v'domne-
nj, re veliky arsenal We Fort
Lafayette. ma malem ostrove
blize Fort Hamilton, jest V pla-
menech, tisice lidi utikalo z
domov6 temer polosilenych
strachem a zdesenim cd dune
nj delovych vystreld, jez sly
Sanv byly ma mile daleko.
Uredni zpravy vydane dnes
vecer z Fort Hamilton, sdeluji,
ze nikdo neprisel o zivot ze
jenom ttyfi osoby byly porane-
ny to lehce.
Jedna desetipalcova koule
pfelet6la pres celou reservaci a
dopadla do iednoho domu ma
Hamilton Parkway. Tezky pro-
jektil prorazil strechu a dv6
poschodi zaryl sc do zem6
We sklepe.
Dunn, jenz byl obyvan Au-
gustem Galternem nekolika
cleny ieho rodiny, nichz vsi.
chni vyvazli bez urazu, zachvel
Sc jakoby silou zemetreseni.
Pramice, jez byla nalozens
900 koulemi, ktere mely byt
dopraveny do Bostonu, byls
odtrzena cd sveho kotviSte 81
lou prvniho vybuchu kolen
5:40 odpoledne. Dvema mu
zHm ma nj podarilo Sc zachra
niti Sc.
Kdyz bombardovanl bylo ns
vrcholi, namorni vleGny parni
eek Samoset pfispechal a Y
zoufaltm Gsili zameziti, ably
plameny nedostaly Sc do pri
staviste, porucik Benjamin F
Sucker, ieho velici dustojnik
rozjel Sc proti pramici jejin
hoficim nakladem. Oprev pre-
dek parnicku pramici, "a
tlacil il daleko ku piscine, Wy
dav tax V sazku zivot svuj !:
svych druhu.
Sotva ze parnicek Sc VIDA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
REKOVE PRO KONSTAN-
TINA.
Royaliste vyhrali pfi plebiscitu
zdrcujici vst;inou pres vyhrIz-
ky spojencI.

Atheny, 5. prosince. Plebis-
cit dnes konany V Recku vyka-
zal ohromnou vetSinu pro ma
vrat krale Konstantina ma re-
cky tr1n.
Hlasovani skonSilo pfi zapa-
du slunce vysledek nepochyb-
ne bude oznamen Ultra. X zad-
nym vytrznostem nedoslo. Re-
cti princove prodlevajici A
thenaoh, hlasovali dnes rano.
Hlasovani nebylo tajne. 'Vo-
jaci chodili k volebnim mistGm
po celych cetach, nosice foto-
giraffe Konstantinovy. Ma list
cich bylo jmeno dfivejsiho kra-
lie pro ty, kdoz prali 81 hlasovati
pro jeho navrat kdo byl pro-
ii, napsal tam pouze "ne".
Otevfeni parlamentu bylo cd
daleno ma mesic a nejspiSe bu-
dou vypsany move volby, tax a
by tam mel silnejsiVetsinu. Jak
parliament ustavcn jest nyni,
Konstantin ma proti sobe 100
poslancG.
V pripravach pro navrat dri-
v6jsiho krale Sc pokracuje. Pre-
mier Rhallis hodla adresovati
novou notu spojencGm, V niz
pry bude popirati, ze Konstan-
tin kdykoli pracoval proti MIN.
Vyslanci francouzsky britt
cky pozadali sve vlady o in
strukce a mezitim Sc pfipravuji
k stehovani. Pfivrzenci drfvej-
Siho premiera Venizelose, KITE
# Sc obavaji nasilnostf Sc stra-
my royalistG, hledaii litociste ma
cizich vyslanectvech.
V pTistavu krone francouz-
skych yalecnych lodi jest pet
lodi britickych. Spolecna anglo
francouzska nota byla obdrze-
1 ma vladou vcera vecer, upozor
nujicf, ze ma zaklade dohodnu-
tt r. 1897, die nHhoz recke fl
nance byly dany pod francouz-
skou britickou Eontrolu, re-
cke urady nesmi vydavati zad-
nych novych penez. Tim ocitlo
Sc Recko v situaci nanejvyse
povazlive. Jedine vydrzovani
armady stoji 100000 dra-
chem (asi $320,OOO) denne.
| Az dosud armada dostavala po
: ukazky, jez 81 vymenovala "a
penfze u nezispoieneckeho W.
boru pro finanGni kontrolu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06

lii, oval sc desny vybuch a
pramice byla ma kusy roztrha-
ma.
Pokud bylo mono zjistit
skoda vybuchem azpusobena
Cini asi 100000.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16
Frazier Says:
II Thank You =

w. ]. "Bill' Frazier, named Demo
cratic candidate for sheriff at the pri-
maries last Tuesday, today issued a
formal statement in comment on his
nomination.
Il am glad" the note reads, shat
the voters Of Kenosha county have
made it possible for me to continue
my race for sheriff l am very CRATE
full for the support received in the
primaries and will do all that I can
to make myself worthy Of the contin-
ued confidence Of my friends.
"The result of Tuesdays balloting
has encouraged me in my contest for
the highest office in the county.
Further than this, I can say, that
in seeking that Office / represent no
interest except the best interests OF
Kenosha county. am the candidate OF
no clique or specialized business. |
make no promises except to enforce
the law in case / am accorded the sup
port l expect in the November cleo
tons"
When interviewed this morning Mr.
Frazier said that he had nothing to
add to the formal statement regarding
his candidacy which was made public
late Friday evening.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16
Speeding Caused
Debtors Death
Coroner's Jury Finds That Joseph Dek-
tor Came to His Death from
Excessive Speeding.

Joseph Dektor, the Kenosha man.,
who died last Saturday night from in
juries received in an automobile acct
dent on the Geneva Road, "came to his
death from conclusion of the chest
received in an automobile accident
caused by the excessive speed of the
car driven by the deceased" This
was the verdict reached by the cor
oner's jury which investigated the de-
tails of the accident Friday afternoon
at the inquest held in the Municipal
Court Room. The witnesses called
showed that the death car was travel
ing at an excessive speed. The jury
exonerated anyone who might have
thought to have blinded the driver Of
the car as it was shown that the only
car approaching him was more than
sixty rods away and had its dinners
on.
Investigation into the death Of
Thomas Finn, the electrician who was
killed Wednesday afternoon was also
carried on Friday afternoon by Coron-
er Parker. 1t showed that all precau-
lions had been taken to protect Finn
and that while working on new wires,
he had for some unknown reason step
ped off that blanket that would have
protected him against current three
times as strong as the one which kill
ed HIM
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16
Burke May Sue
Racine County
Attorney Walter M. Burke Says He
VIII Fight Speeding Arrest Case
to the Last Court.

An interesting development in the
situation which arose Thursday in RAJ
cine, when Attorney Walter M. Burke
was arrested for speeding and fined in
Judge Burgess court, was disclosed
this morning when Attorney Burke
said that he had appealed the case to
the circuit court and that in the event
that the decision was reversed he
would sue the officers who had drawn
him into the courts.
Attorney Burke and former district
attorney Villas H. Whaley of Racine,
who helped in the defense at the first
hearing, maintain that the Racine
county officials have admitted that
Burke was not speeding from Ives to
Racine and that they had followed him
because they thought he might be
driving one of the six stolen cars from
Milwaukee.
Attorney Burke maintains that the
harassing of the officials led him to
speeding, if he did exceed the speed
limit, and that if they had made known
the fact that they were officers, there
would have been no cause for COM
plant. He insists that the minute
they said they were officers he declared
his willingness to go to the police
Office.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16
REGULARS TO CONTROL
PLATFORM GATHERING
NDn-Partisan Leaguers Far Short of
Majority to Control Republican
Platform Convention.
(By United Pressl


Milwaukee John ]. Blaine, Nom
partisan League candidate for COVER
nor1 viii not control the Republican
platform convention at Madison on
September q, when state nominees,
holdover senators and nominees to the
Legislature will meet to name presi-
Dental electors, members Of the state
central committee, and to adopt asplat~
f0rm Allowing Tor the assembly and
senate districts in which there were
no Republican candidates, and for the
Socialist followers in the senate, the
convention will be made up of ninety
seven members for the assembly,
twenty-nine senators and nominees for
the senate and five nominees for state
Offices. On the basis Of the best avail
able information, this meeting of one
hundred thirty-one members will be
divided lightweight to forty-three
against the league, which means that
regular Republicans and not adher-
ents of the partisan League will
name the presidential electors, state
central committeeman and outline the
platform. With the convention anti
league in its complexion, there appears
no danger that the machinery of the
Republican party will drift into the
hands of the Townley group. And it
is safe to say that with Republicans
in control the convention will come
out with q strong Endorsement of
Harding and Coolidge.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16
---l-E-S--sl
Rumania to Set -'s
Clothing Prices
fBv limited press)


Bucarest-American Red Cross of
fcials here learn that the Roumanian
government has placed an alright en-
barge on all wool exports. The re-
striction is aimed at cloth and cloth
ing profteers who have taken advant-
age of the scarcity of wool in the
country to boost prices far beyond a
reasonable level.
1t is the intention of the government
to control the entire wool industry
fixing the price of raw materials,
standardizing the grades of cloth, and
setting rock bottom prices oil all mems
and women"s clothing. Merchants and
tailors selling wooden commodities
above the government fixed rate will
be liable to prosecution.
The scarcity of wool in Roumania,
which is responsible for the govern
ment's drastic action, is the result of
war conditions. During the enemy
occupation of the country the industry
was crippled by the requisition of
nearly all the sheep in Roumania.
Moreover, the industry was never
large. The poorer classes in Roumania
wear, as rule, little or no woven
wool clothing, preferring, in the
country districts, to dress in cured
sheepskins prepared at home.
The mobilization of the army Gre
ated a huge demand for wooden uni
forms which took up all the available
raw wool on hand. With the disap-
pearance of sheep from the Roumanian
pasture lands the peasants have been
deprived Of the source Of their print
tive sheepskin garments and demand
has grown up for woven wool clothes.
The government hopes to relieve the
situation by the embargo measure re-
Gently announced.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16

dren have, worshippedsso many years.
1t was built by the late Mrs. William
E. Hibbard of Chicago, who for wears
was the Goods Fairy to the little chill
dren who we're the wards Of the sis
terhood. Iteis now, given Aout that it
was largely through the efforts of
Mrs Hubbard and the gifts which she
made~to the Sisters that the children
could be brought to Kenosha from
year ito year. One of her best gifts
to the sisterhood was the beautiful
little chapel and its wonderful altar.
This chapel has&now been offered to
thesSt. Matthew's parish for use as
mission. 1t is believed that it win be
moved to some other. section of the
city or to the near suburbs. It has
been suggested that later In the year
it may be moved toswhateis known as
the English Settlement south of the
city, and plans made for the sopening
of mission there.
The present owners, Of thepsummer
home property are hopeful that it may
appeal 10 the city for park purposes.
The price set on it is regarded as a
very fair price considering the fact
that the entire lake front Unprotected
with a break water. This breakwater
was built by Mrs. Hubbard at a cost
of fifty thousand dollars To replace
it todays would cost considerable more
than the price asked for the property
and" improvements,
Give City First Chance.
Whi1e4severa1speople have, shown an
interest in thes property thesprice was
not placed ON it until after the chill
dren had gone back to Chicago for
the last time and then it was de-
cided to make the first offer of it to
the park. board of the city. It is
known that several real estate men
have shown an interest in IL for sub
division purposes and Alderman Dan
Cox of the Second ward has already
asked the city council to take some
steps to purchase it with a view of
furnishing people a place to live. The
large dormitories of the home would
offer rooms for several hundred peo-
pie. It is believed that they could be
put into condition for rent at a very
small expense.
Alderman Cox proposed the pur-
chase of the property to the city many
months ago and the matter was re-
ferred to a special committee headed
by Mayor Joachim, but no report has
ever been made to the council. With
the closing of the home the property
is to be sold just as soon as possible.
The Sisters were also planning to sell
the property on Washington boulevard
in Chicago. It is believed that the
Chicago and Kenosha property will
bring in the neighborhood Of two hun
dred thousand dollars and this will
be placed in special fund for the
endowment of the work at Elmhurst.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16
Pioneer Woman
Called by Death
Mrs. Fredericka Richter Dies at the
Home of Her Daughter, Mrs.
William RaetheF Friday.

Mrs Frederick Richter, aged eighty
four years, the widow of the late Carl
Richter and one of the oldest pioneers
of Kenosha county, died Friday even
ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
William Raether, SIS Middle street,
after a long illness from the weak
nesses incident to her advanced age.
The deceased was born in Germany,
July %, 1895, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Christoffer Haase. She
came to America at an early age
and had lived the greater part Of her
life in this city.
Mrs. Richter was one Of the pioneer
members of the German Lutheran
church of Kenosha and had been ac-
tive in its work She is survived by
two sons, Charles Richter, Of Grand
Haven, Michigan, and William Rich
ter of Racine by one daughter Mrs.
William Raether of Kenosha, and by
several grandchildren.
The funeral services will be held at
the German Lutheran church Monday
afternoon at two-thirty o'clock with
interment following in the family plot
at the Green Ridge cemetery.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16
Long Illness
Ended by Death
Plus SchaII, Former Employee of the
Simmons Company, Died Saturday
at His Home Here.

Plus Schall, aged 45 years, a form
er employee of the Simmons company,
died Saturday afternoon just after
eleven thirty o'clock a this home on
Division street, after long illness
from paralysis. The deceased, while
working at his bench at the Simmons
company four years ago, suffered a
stroke of paralysis from which he
had never recovered He had been
patient in his long illness.
Plus Schall was born in Germany,
August II, 1875, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ignatz Schall Eighteen years
ago he came to America and went first
to Chicago. Ee lived there for two
aars but had resided for the last six
teen wears in Kenosha. He was a
member of the St. Michae1& society
and we'll known in German circles in
Kenosha. He is survived by his wi
dow, Mrs Catherine schall, and four
sons, Erhart, Joseph, Lawrence and
Anton, all of Kenosha
The funeral services will be held on
Wednesday morning at nine o'clock
at the st. George church with inter-
ent following in the family plot at
the St. George cemetery.