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The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30

Mrs. l.. M. Allen and two children
departed Tuesday for their homo At
Berwind, Colorado, after few weeks'
visit in Glenwood at the home OF Mrs.
Allen rs mother, Mrs. Elisa Heoerling'
OIL Lincoln avenue.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30
NoFIC1.

Csnnsaeing November 1t, tie stons
bath house will be opsa daily for swim.
ming pool and tub bsths oaly, from I
p. m. to p. m, during the winter
months.
GLENwOoD HOT SPRINGS co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
Skate Finals
to Be Eleven !
Times Around

FrnaIists In The Stars Ice racing
Championship. TO be staged 1t the
Arena Wednesday night, want to re-
member that the nnh race viii -
II laps around the rink All the pre-
iiminary races were eight Laps
Tho Star trophy win be presente4
20 the winner at the end Of the race,
Tho second place winner win b
given q pair OF mates by Spaldingz
Some real speed should be on tap
when the finaiists get under way.
The class of the City steel BLADE art-
lists viii be on the ice as each man
won from a field Of entries during
the preliminariea
The racers are asked TO report at
the Arena skating store 1t $50 We'd
nesday for tickets and numbers
Elmer Satterbcrg. Clint FAR. J. ~
Towcy. r. J. Raby, p. J. Donahs
and Ike Staples will compete for the
cup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
Standing of Prep
Basketball Teams
LINCOLN AND
QUEEN ANNE
DUE TO MEET

Lincoln faces . tough proposition
Tuesday. when the Railspiitters
tangic with the Queen Anne cage five
In the hill gym. Tho hill squad has
lost three games this year. but they
are n hard team TO beat on their
home floor. A win for the ouays will
just about knock Lncoln's chances
for a tie for tho city hoop honors
into n cooked hat.
broadway win take on the Ballard
team at Ballard. The first hill team
had no trouble winnSg the first
game between these two squads. but
the ballard men managed 10 wipe up
Franklin. and Franklin gave the
Broadway squad . hard rub. Broad
way viii be minus Carmody. for
ward. and Graham. guard. Tuesday.
Both are out with injured iegM
Franklin win entertain tho West
Seattle five In the other game Of the
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
~" QUINTET
MEETS ELKS
CLUB TUESDAY

doc" Wells viii pit his Y. NJ. G
A. cage five against the Elks az tho
Elks club Tuesday night. Both
squads won their first game. the
~" sending the Rainier Post men
down 20 defeat and the Elks win.
ming over the Soldiers and Sailors
club.
The Eiks have II much Improved
team and will be n lot OF trouble "a
the teams In their section before the
last half OF the season In over.
Tho ~" will send In Counts and
Allen at forwards. Wood at center,
and Stock and Reynolds Mt guards
Tho Eiks will line up with Moss
and Shubert at forwards. Triechol
at center. and Miller and Burke at
guards.
"Wednesday nisht nj the Knights
of Columbus the University Com.
muni,y five swings into action with
tho Rainier Post five and the
knights OF Columbus argue with the
Brewster five.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

Only one goal was scored Mt the
Duthic-B Black Diamond soccer match
played Mt Liberty park yesterday art.
ernoon. but Il was sufficient TO give
the locals n victory over the strong
combination from the coal town and
also places them DuthIesl In a strong
position In the Mcmillan cup race.
Forgie. tho latest acquisition to the
Duthie club. registered the solitary
goal Is minutes from the final whistle.
when he scored from a penalty kick.
The shot was low and sped between
the uprights Ike bullet. giving
Troyer. the classy goalie Of tho Wis.
itors. no chance to defect It's course
Whether II was the muddy condl
ton Of the field or the inclusion Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
BOB HARPER
FACES HARD
JOB FRIDAY

Bob Harper. local lightweight. haa
a mans died Job facing him Friday.
That's the night he tackles Eddie
Shannon. tho clever California light
weight. who IN claiming tho Coast
crown a. HIS as the result Of his
win over Hcinis 6chumanu last
week.
Chef Ncsf. another local night
weight, who has been promised a
fight here Tor the past two vcekr. Is
again promised . chance Friday.
when he will mix things with Pete
Mitchie. the Portland lightweight.
The show is tho second smoker 20
b. staged by tho Veterans Athletic
association. Tho smoker II for the
public. II will DO run off At the
Crystal Pool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
FOX MAN Is
AFTER FRENCH
RING CHAMP

NEW YORK. Feb. is.--w. r..
Sheehan. "A representative OF William
Fox. omvie producer. was on his way
to Paris after tho signature Of
Georges Carpenticr 20 fight Jack
Dempsey in tho United States either
on July 4 or Labor day.
In announcing the departure Of its
cmissary tho Fox office said tho
European heavyweight champion had
accepted the offer OF S25o.o00 and a
split Of the receipts
A cablegram from NJ. Dcscamps.
manager OF the French fighter. sup
plcmenting n letter last week. In
which the Fox offer was declared the
best. was said to have been received.
Upon receipt OF this cable Sheehan
sailed Saturday with blank con.
tract to close the deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
StanisIaus Zbyszko
10 Trail Mat Title

NEW YORK. Feb. is.--Afirr
an absence Of more than five
years. during which he was In.
termed IN Russia stAnistans Zbys'
rko. contender for tho Wrestling
championship In the days OF
Frank Cotch. arrived hero y~rter.
day from Copenhagen.
Ito announced on his arrival
that hc would s-rck a match with
10, stccher for the championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

Word IL expected from tho East this
week determining whether or not there
VIII be an Ice worlds series this year
Last years event ended IN a tie. and wss
ended by tho flu before a decision Was
reached. and tho Western teams want
tho East TO come TO tho Pacific cosst
again, but chances are that the series
Y - aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

Moore. on last years second crew.
and Maxnuson and Clark. two OF
last years frosh crew members. are
Also making strong bids for the first
she'll Carl Wilson and Carl Wal
lace. midxcis. arc trying TO put II
over on Nasicr. coxswain last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
How Clubs Stand
in Star League

the two sections win again meet In
the semtflnais and the second. semi
final winners viii take on the Mac
Douglas for the city title. II the
MacDougalIs come thru again there
win be no title series. AZ IL evident
Ilneup and Summary
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Fhs Fafnmafy:


subsfitufions. Powers. disqualified for
four personal fouls. replaced by o Brisn.
Logan. disqualified By four personal
fouls. replaced By Uunton; q. Smith.
disqualified by -four personal fouls. re-
placed by Kertis; KsrtiA disqualified By
four personal fouls. replaced by Bolts:
Frayn for Davidson. Custafson for smith.
Scoring. Field roAIs--Powers I. clas-
sic ., Needles ?. Hunton 1, Smith I.
Davidson 4. shiveisy .. FREQ throws
Logan s. Classic :. Davidson 7. Frayn l.
Rsferes-Turner. Umpire--BelL Scorer
--iA&en- TImsr--Petsrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

Substitutions: Maurice for Turner;
Slack for Allen; ziebsrth for Slack
scorfng; Field Goals-counts 6, Afien
], Wood :. Reynolds 2. Stock 2, Douglas
8: Ripley .. MccaiIum I. Free thraws---
Wood 9. Douglas Q.
Eefercc--potts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
Coach Leader Has Varsity
Shell Candidates Out for
Regular Work; Race May II
By MILT
In surinr on M way7


Just ask Crew Coach Ed Leader Of the University Of
Washington Captain Tony Brandenthaer and his
husky paymates who turning out for the varsity eight
It's cnch that the vote would be unanimous for the affirm
alive.
The big Coast regatta is billed for Lake Washington May
81 and Leader will start the big drive to round his
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men in condition for the big
race with California crews.
Washington. California and stan.
ford viii participate In the regatta
Tho race was originally scheduled
to be held May 7. bu, owing to In.
ierfcrencc with their scholastic pro
grams. tho southern institutions
have found Il impossible to show
up that day.
Enough candidates are turning
out NJ the local college TO make
three crews and ADDED TO the un-
usually large freshman turnout
Leader IL more than busy these
days.
The coach has been handicapped
up til tho first OF last week with
lack Of equipment but everything
II on hand now and practices are
under way with fun speed ahead
ONE MAN -
MISSING
With last years crew intact. ex.
ccptinx Campbell. Washington VIII
have top notch eight according
10 pre- season dope. A number OF
letter winners Of former seasons be
sides those coming up from last
years frosh ranks arc due 10 give
tho letter men hard run for their
seats In the varsity boat. according
TO Coach Leader.
washington is not going TO walk
away In tho regatta against Stan
ford and California by any means"
says Leader. -Altho we've undoubt.
cdly got good bunch OF material
10 pick from, this same condition
holds true In every college In the
country.
IAN tho husky athletes who came
back from the army are turning out
for crew In all the schools Califor-
mia has been rowing tho Washington
stroke for two seasons and ought
to havc II 70 perfected by this time
to give us plenty OF trouble. Stan.
ford always sends UP a bunch OF
men that have TO be reckoncd with"
MAY TAKE
EASTERN TRIP
The winner OF the Pacific Coast
regatta on Lake Washington viii be
the logical candidate TO represent
the West In the intercollegiate re.
gatta mt Poughkecpsie on July ..
II Washington wins II will DO up 10
tho Student Board Of Control 90 de-
termine whether or not the crew
will bc sent East
Graduate Manager Mcisnest is un.
communicative on the prospects OF
sending n Washington shell East in
case the purple and gold win TIE
Coast regatta. Were worrying
about the stadium now and we want
TO get thru with that first he says
Should the Washington crew 20
East II would be necessary to be
there at least two weeks before the
day OF the race In order to get nc.
customed to tho course, predicts
Leader.
LAST YEARS
CHAMPS
Last years crew consisted OF
Bradenthaler. etrokc: Logg, u.
Burquc. G; ID. Kronfield. s: Richard.
son, 4; Campbell. 3: Luft, 2: North.
field. bow, and Nagler. cox. All but
Campbell are out again this year.
Besides which there are Rogardua.
Nord, II. Kronfield. Heckie, Somcr.
81, Ncddcriy and Brockman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
lack DAVIDSON Is Star Of
Department Store Win Over
Riuals in Semi Final Mia
BY LEO H. LASSEN

Southwicks powerful basketball five has quail
Md for the finals in the city hoop league.
The department store team sunk the hooks into the
KniRhts of Columbus crew at the Y NJ. c. A. Saturday
n to the tune of So to q the of The Star
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-. :. :.
'o'''" VI '"o'""i'' esp'c'a'S
~ wy "s. "A". 'ons way
SHUT VI ""ae was eAPee'co OF Two
.se' uo"s "'""pS-
FORGlE
S"o"S ''.Nss
Play opened with the locals press.
ins ana was not long before
'o's'' sH"~'" s"a'ue thhs hat nc
was Just as sooo as ,ne reports saia
Inc o's' center on inc coast ne
~ cle'er too'oaiicr' KNOWS where
un' so'i posts arc iochteo. ana cah
shoot WIN ehner ioot' anu on'y ne
nhe WORK OF Iroyer. Mcoratn ana
UNA s'f.u u'c ,,'scs ia'''oa' e'''f
'e, rum Ia.iins long o.'or7 " '.'
DON oeienses s"""" UP Won. p"'
,hey ~ere seioom naru p.esea On
s1o"u"' VI .ao iaos =. e"'"e'e.'on ~
va. ~. ~.u An- ~ 49,, ' ''s
az" go ~, 80, .u.
sn''n. ". 'oo' sV -. M an - 49,
,".o" LIS. s''e So. -. ~
upon '" -, -,
49, 80 ~. ~ ~ ."'
.t,,.a,, h,, ,,,,,n N. a.s,.,,ro. =,
Tho cross bar on whites attcmnt bc
,yas equal 10 the occasion. Af,nr mi.
brief shooting raid Ollerton and
o'Toole held the visitors safe.
DUTHIES LEAD
ATTACKING
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Production Of all Glasses Of news
print for 1919 was f.374.517 tons,
compared with 1,2e0.2s5 tons in 1918.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

rvncing has been added to the athletic
curriculum Of Michigan Agricultural col
leee By Coach brewer.
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saltiSs No ssasu. osw issn1s1 I.
spr~nd psso~. aSgues with the Naa-
e~svw sqsnd In the uos.sdLsa ~Sty
t~aight. The ta~ais isve dr~pprd
two straight snsn~~. but foct frse
and eemsuHsy ~hsaId brv~Ak the i~eisg
ssr~Hk t~sighs. The locale viii 30
tarp hess~ To play tire Victoria s~p-
tes here "Wednesday nishs.
Vancouver 10 ieadinr the isaxvs With
sixht wins and seven iessea Seattle is
even up with seven zins and srvsn
rev-r~-=. and Victoria 10 In the rear tr
a hsf same With ssvsa vtns sna sishi
iasseA
rsmny pundsrdsi. vtctorfa center. 10
ssili leading IN. isexae IN scoring With
~ polnta rrank Feysssn. Of s>A,sis. IN
second. With 81 pointa
Meshfng. Victoria sub. ss the lad
man" Of the league. With - ninutss on
the penalty bench
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onge circuit before a houseful
~ fans.
The result was never IN doubt.
Jock Davidson and company taking
~ IsAA over the -Caseys" from the
1Bpt Whistls and holding II turnout
~ oAmA
pavsdsen. captain Of the winners.
- ths btg star Of the game The
0ugDW universfty Of Washington
~ showed the best form be has
lunonDeated this season when he
GDuD1 d. run for eight field goals
- 1roppsd IN seven free throws
- Tie foul line. for q total OF Is
peon1n-
l1smv Fsuls Csumseled
1he game was slowed up by the
unny fouls committed by the play
- Altho Referee Turner and I'm
~ Bell kept the game moving at
= Inst clip. Logan. Powers. George
0mffh and Kertis were disquaii-
mi during the game for personal
1ouls.
Bsrt Classic was the big star of
~ game for the Knights. ringing
NJ six field goals and two free
theUWA
oeorgs Overton. Of MacDougails.
wus tho best defense man on the
nsoe. He held Johnny Logan score
49,, which Is going some Harry
NoDney, Knight guard. also played
wen. Logan. who has been one Of
H. most accurate shots this season,
~ off, Saturday and missed = lot
n chances from the foul line. max
fng five out Of IL chances good.
TIE MacDougalls started off
serung. piling up a lead Of 20 to IL
It The end of the first half The
knights showed better in the sec
sol half when they scored is points
= De Macs IS.
n1aD Out fer tbs
The Macs demonstrated with their
win that they WIN have to be
strungfy rcckoned with By any cage
squaA In the city that has cham
pionship aspirations. They have the
cIasu, playing men who have a
world OF basketball experience and
plenty OF fight.
The Knights tasted their first de-
feat Of the season after IL straight
wins. but the X. of c. club can well
b proud of the showing OF their
squal, and the -Caseys' are far
frum being out Of the running.
Tbs second half of the season IL
ALREADY under way. The winners Of
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DUTHIES WIN FROM BLACK
DIAMOND BY SINGLE GOAL

too many new piaycrs-maybc both
the exhibition Of football. especially
In the FIRST half. was a long way
shor; of what was expected Of two
such strong iincupa
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H. W. True
Highway Commissioner
Supervisor caikins report accepted Mo-
tion carried.
Resolution No II.
Providing Federal County Aid Construction and
Maintenance the Calendar Year 1919
The county Board OF Supervisors of uk County regularly
assembled hereby oran resolve that Sec WHEREAS
Highway Commission has notified the County Clerk that
Thousand Dollars 00) which this county
Dollars will
1890 possible thereafter under the
Sections 1914 1915 and 1916 Of the Statutes for
Aid construction project beginning Sc
Trunk Highway No IA
available will construct
hereby the Three Thou
Dollars hereby appropriated the Couns
share of the cost of said construction and
WHEREAS the Highway Commission has notified
Clerk that the of Forywo Thousand Dollars
provide onethrd will be
1890 possible thereafter under the
131431 1916 the Statutes for Federal and
construction project beginning
State Trunk Highway Number in
direction the available will construct this
OF Fourteen Thou
Dollars hereby appropriated to the
County's share of the cost Of said construction.
WHEREAS Federal Statute requires that deficits
paid by the State it's
Federal share and
individuals corporations shall be shared
said County Board does hereby
deficit which and hereby author
Treasurer order from
Road and Bridge Committee from the emergency
hereinafter provided
Sec H. WHEREAS the State Highway Commission has not-
Clerk that the OF Thirtve Hundred thirsx
Dollars $33625) has been allotted to
this County isl7ms inclusive of the
tths state Aid Law; and
W1lRlAs lSl7ms1ta requires that SO cent OF
amounting Seventeen Hundred and
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Supervisor summervle resolution be adopted
Motion carried.
Resolution No by Supervisor summerville.
the District At
up
from her estate.
while
cut of the county on said case to District Attorney
D. j. Summervile
Supervisor Hamilton moved be
Melton carried.
Resolution No - offered by Supervisor
Agricultural Society conducted
factory nothing having done
the County purchasing he grounds Society,
That the Committee elected by this Board at
and resolution the Board
O purchase fair be rescnded j. Hen Jr
Supervisor that resolution be adopted Mo-
carried.
Resolution No. IA offered by Supervisor Riege
Resolved hereby appropriated
with to make an a Show.
Riegel
Supervisor resolution adopted Mo-
tion carried.
Resolution No Is offered by Supervisor
RESOLVED the board of Rusk County that this
county having share
quota section Of chapter 667
laws of 1919 to supply funds
sailor who served
United States during the against
and Austria and who the time of
resident of Wisconsin not exceeding
month service with minimum of fifty dol
token of appreciation of the character and spirit OF their
patriotic service and to pepetuae such appreciation as part OF
history Wisconsin,
RESOLVED That the county
in the aggregate; tnat salo oono sha DC IN % w
dollars and thousand dollars
1912 shall bear interest at the rate OF five
cent annum payable emannuay on the first day OF Ap
beginning with April 1920 that both the
principal shall be payable at the office of the county
treasurer series due date
that the principal thereof shall fall due:
ss.416S1 April l. 1920
"a 600 n April /, 1921;
100000 on April l. 1922
100000 on April l. 1928
100000 April L. 1924;
100000 on April l. 1879;
100000 April l. 1926;
100000 on April l. 1927;
$4,000 90 April 1, 1928;
81 900 90 April 1929
chairman of the county
shall sold and disposed of by
them for lesst IAN a accrued interest
RESOLVED, hereby is, levied and shall
the interest
the debt created by
due, toWt
said year,
$496284
year 1920, of $4,000
In the year 1921 the sum of Observation-Disclosures.
year 1922 the of $4,000
year 1923, the of $4,000
In the year 1924, Observation-Disclosures. 100000
In year $4,000
In the wear 1926 the sum of Observation-Disclosures.
year of $4,000
1928, the sum of $4,000
RESOLVED, any moneys received from
said the amount to be raised In this
county pursuant applied
n payment and satisfaction of those bonds.
RESOLVED. received from the sale of issue
and that the
before the second Monday in March
the
contribution
provided by said CHI 667 laws of 1s19 and
clerk shall notify the
resolution to raise the
the soldiers bonus bond issue and fur
this
action of the county board thereon
Resolution introduced by Supervisor J. G. Stubs,
Adopted day of December 1919
Supervisor moved the adoption of the resolution
Beard Bennett, Cakns Carow
Ducklow, Hem
ley Ntzhugh, Mitchell Olson Riege Sefey Stanton streaer
Thompson, Utormark 25
Dukershein, Hamilton, Harvey, Hermanson Hopkins
Jaworski, Miller Reno, Schmiz g.
Cocroft, Krause
Serey that the Board adjourn until
M. carried and Board adjourned
e. Munroe
County Clerk.
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Iadysmith, Wis, 8, 1918
o'clock P. M.
order by the chairman
all except Supervisors Cocro
Krause.
Supervisor that the reading of the minutes be
witt carried
Summervie moved to reconsider the motion by
instructed Poor Farm
Motion carried.
your salary revision recommend that the
salaries of County be fixed follows
Nunicinal Judge Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Mupicina Clerk Observation-Disclosures. 10000
County, 1,dea 10000
p.o,star Probate 10000
sharw 100000
rua.s of Court foes and 10000
c,orn h,re c,ark If Cont observation-disclosures. 10000
por,sto, ~ naaas MISREPRESENTATION.
Comn.v rraas,rar 1900 90
District Attorney 1000 90
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shall by the chairman OF the county
and shall be sold and disposed OF by
for not lest "a accrued interest.
RESOLVED, hereby is levied shall
be the interest
said bonds falls DUE
thereof the falls
towt
for each must equal the principal plus
dnen said
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Marking and signing

Marking and signing .......................2 1883
total on Patfo T36O93
State NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1,770.70
Town Of Murry the s26S7
$44s6l being necessary
In compliance with resolution passed at May meeting:
Towns o Flambeau and Grant:
cutting hill putting new cul
and draining.
My judgment 10 that the
townships "a and
road north The shall
from said intersection
Tam daho halfn
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23
WOMAN TELLS
OF LONG SLEEP
Pronounced Dead, She Thrills
on Regaining Senses.
Rv MRs- noRA MINTZ.

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-How does it
feel to be brought back from the land
of the dead to the land of the living?
I can answer that question in four
words. at feels like heaven" But in
order that the public may understand
my strange aflliction 1 must go back
to the days when I had the influenza
That was during the latter part Of Sep
tember. I had recovered enough to be
up and doing some Of my houseWork
when began to feel drowsy all of the
time.
Finally, when I went to sleep leaning
against the kitchen door, l became
alarmed and had my husband send for
the doctor He had put me to bed and
all I can remember about his being there
was that I felt glad that he said !
needed rest.
TRIES IN VAIN TO
RESIST SLEEP POWER.
On Oct 9, after the doctors had pro-
nounced my case spinal meningitis, /
can now remember wishing that every
one would go away and let me sleep,
and vet feeling that l wasn't doing
right. sleeping so much instead Of TAX
ing care of my babies. On the next
day I went to sleep--to stay asleep foI
sixty-nine days.
Although l was awakened to a semi
conscious state every day during my
sixtv-nine days sleeep, I can remem
Der but three things during that time.
The first thing l remember is feeling
pain when doctors at the hospital made
an examination of my spine and
showed signs of sinking deeper into my
sleep, They sent for my husband to tel
him I was dying and I can vaguely re
member him shaking me and begging ms
to awake.
HORRORS AND MUSIC
CAME IN DREAM.
The next thing I remember is some
sort of a dream that some on ewas try
ing to drag my baby away from me, an6
family hearing some music that an
moved me- This I suppose, was The
time that a violinist was called in to try
and awaken me with the vibration caused
by playing on mis- violin.
The last thing I remember is the doc
tor in charge Of my case saying, "IOt
wouldn't let me hold your hand, would
you. Mrs. Mintz?" Although I was moi
conscious I can remember thinking 1t 6
good joke and said laughingly, 90
course you can"
The doctor then predicted that would
get we'll and few days later I reall!
woke up and the time I am awake il
growing longer each day. I believe
am the happiest woman in the world t.
know that my babies are not going to b.
motherless as they have been during m!
sixty-nlne- day sleep.
It's no fun to be a Mrs Rip Val
Wrinkle.