Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-15
N AR EASY vas for natural
MI equality and the rights Of
- ' Ia man t,.Sfch Nre Esas-- dfa ~,c-

mr. EASY vas for natural
V equality and the rights Of
- IA man. which Mrs. Easy did not
mind. She being allowed 10 have her
game Of patience. Behold then con-
tented couple to whom. after eleven
years Of married life. was born our
hero Jack. For nurse 70 the baby the
family doctor Introduced a strong
healthy young woman Mrs. Easy
csfechising her Has Mortified. What
not married, And you had q
chlld r.
IF you please. ma am, Ii was such
q little one!'
Tire young woman Joined the Easy
household, where she aided every oth-
er member there TO spoil young Jack /:
and SO we have az i've years If age q
complete specimen of the headstrone
young male To save him from utter
ruin. the family doctor urged that he
BE sent 20 a school which he could
highly recommend. The parents
agreed but with the proviso from Mr..
Easy that he must not be logged
The henegoieut-looklng master Of
this school was against tlogEin. also.
Gaming n his Judgment was more
etlcac.ous; SO without troubling 10 tell
Nj Easy of If. he caaed orr hero
beautifully Thus. when at fourt"eu
Jack came home 10 live, all the bully
vas gone from him. Tn place thereof
was a great disposition To argue
things. with natural equality and the
nights ~ man as his favorife themes.
Tvo Inspirations people under oue
raof we've 500 many. Jacks father
packed hlm og 20 sea in II. N. sloou
iIarpE. where bee very soon learned
That The natural CAPABILITIES We're mot
in b'sh favor. II he was not towed
ashore on "a grating by a courtnartial
onlrr for s0me az his socially au.
srchIstic opinions when his ship mr.
rived sc Gibraltar. il was probably
because the CAPTAIN ~ H. NJ s. IIar
py WAS Indebted to Jacks father for
tine loan Of 1000 pounds.
Jacks radical opinions did not les
sen his naval zeal As midshipman In
command II the ships second cutter
70 certain expedition he ignored ID,
recall signal and 81 lost sight az hi,
own ship. hut losing sight of her Zee
TO the capture of "a hne hc encm,
ship. and among this ships passeu
gers was q lovely Italian girl. whom
Jack treated with great courtesy. eve,
10 seeing her safely ashore In a near
by port.
Being the only officer I'm his force
it was Jacks duty to navigate I'M
prize hack go Gibraltar "Simrl
enough" he said. "Thc land was OF
our left hand coming out, Il should ~
81 our right hand going hack:" am,
he was doing pretty we'll ON that the
DRY when gale of wind came alon
aud blew him out of Sight'of land.
In the cargo OF their prize the Grey
had found som casks of wine q
which they helped themselves. auJ
coming TO group ~ islands wher
Jack put in to reconsider his nayira
ton, they went ashore ana got clor
ous'y dunk. Their wine gave on
They halted the ship for more lac
said 30. They set out to swim to ~
ship after it. uut sharks caught rh~t
of them: the others returned anaar
on jacks terms.
lack sailed HIS prize over rrr-
much the whole Mediterranean hsr1-
he found his own ship aGaiB ILL.,, as
been gone two months Tut ~u.h
story as he had 20 tell, aad $1,000
he found in the cabin of The Ter
helped out the telling it. His car.
commended him but also advised hr