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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-11-08

which will increase the production OF
this plant approximately % per cen
and bring the grand total of the foo,
space devoted to the manufacture o
Chevrolet cars, trucks and parts, t.
well over five and one-half million
square feet
This amounts to the huge total o
more than 126 acres of floor space
$4,000 Employees Build ChevrOlets.
The number of employees in til
twelve plants devoted exclusively
the manufacture of Chevrolet cai
trucks and parts now total 1885, al
is constantly growing.
All of these figures apply only
the twelve plants which are exclusiv
ly engaged in the manufacture and
sembly of Chevrolet cars, trucks a:
parts.
What Is Back OF Chevrolet.
To the man in the street the fs
that he sees many Chevrolets
operation conveys little idea of
tremendous manufacturing facilit
and huge financial resources necessa
to achieve the production which ST
plies the enormous demand for Il
popular car.
: Truly, the increase of Chevrol
owners has been remarkable. But
less remarkable is the growth of Oh
vrolet factories and their equipme
necessary to PROFESSIONALLY Cars
Quantity Prices"
The amount Of capital necessary
finance such an undertaking as IL
is staggering and only an organizati
backed by the financial strength of t
General Motors Corporation COZ
make such rapid strides as this in
short time.
These facts and figures give so,
idea of what is back of Chevrolet.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-11-08
Ellsworth Dies as
Result of Wounds

GAINESVILLE, Wis.-Elmer Ellsworth,
sixty, died at his home at Benton,
Wis, Monday night of a bullet wound
in his left lung, an inch and a half
below his heart. Ellsworth was shot
Saturday night by Monroe Raeder,
thirty-one Cuba City, and escaped in
Ford coupe, said to have been stolen
in his flight. The men quarreled n
Ellsworth's hotel at New Diggins, re-
newing dispute of long standing,
when Raeder pulled a revolver and
fired four shots. Raeder is said to be
headed for the Tennessee mountains
where he has been before. He has a
wife a@A six children.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-11-08
Rail Workers Plan
Legislative Program

Cleveland, 0. - A meeting of the
chief executives of the sixteen stand
ard railroad labor organizations 'for
the purpose of agreeing upon definite
legislative policy in connection with
matters to come before the next con-
gress, has been called by Warren S.
Stone, president of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, to meet in
Washington Wednesday morning, No
vember IA, Mr.. Stone announced today.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-11-08
ADVERTISERS LOOK TO LONDON.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for the In
ternational Advertising Convention, to
be held in London next July, and at
which 1000 delegates from America
will be present, are already well adj
vanced.
A national reception committee is in
existence, together with a national
sightseeing committee. The delegates
will, when the business of the conven-
ton is over, visit several centers of
historic interest in Great Britain.
Every section Of advertising, pub
fishing, printing and selling is sup
porting the convention and is repre-
scented on the general committee.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-11-08
Stop Idolizing Soldiers
Put End to Warfare

%Chicago.-Wh women stop idoliz-
ing soldiers, war will cease, according
to Rebecea West, British novelist who
arrived in this country recently Mill
tarism is a shame, she declared.
"The German women held up the
courage of the soldier as a virtue to
their children" Miss West said. "Now
they are reaping what they sowed."
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-11-08
DEATH THREAT Is
JUST A TOY PISTOL
Oklahoma Senate After Investigation
Called it the Work of a
" Practical Joker.


nor Walton announced today that
he had taken his fight against
impeachment charges made by the
lower house of the state legisla-
ture to the United States district
court, and that he had today filed
at Lawton, an application for a
writ of subpoenas asking that all
persons concerned in the trial be
restrained from proceeding with
any pretended trial of the pretend
ed articles of impeachment"
Oklahoma City, Okla. The "death
threat which Governor J. C. Walton
said he received, causing him to leave
the courtroom suddenly last Friday
during the second days session of his
impeachment trial was toy pistol
sent to him apparently by some prac-
teal joker.
This has been established by the
senate committee which instituted an
investigation of the affair while await
ing the resumption of the trial next
Thursday.
Through the testimony of H. C.
Schilling, an attache of the governors
office, the senate learned, it became
known today that the mote which
newspapermen said the governor re
ceived while sitting at the council ia
BILE with his attorneys before the sen
ate court of impeachment, in reality
was neatly wrapped package contain
ing the toy.
Cchi1lincr If Iroc caid Told tho
mittee the parcel was received through
the mail several days prior to the OPP
ening of the trial. 1t was addressed
to the governor, he was quoted as say
ing, but in the rush of events at the
time, the executive apparently over
looked it.
Then Schilling took it on himself to
see that the governor got it, and as
it happened that just then Governor
Walton was engrossed in the trial, a
senate page was given it to deliver,
the committee was told.
Immediately Governor Walton, ap-
pearing very much disturbed, indig-
nantly left the courtroom and did not
return for the remainder of the after
noon session. He declined to divulge
the contents of the package, telling
newspaper men he had been insulted
and that his life had been threatened.
The executive is to appear tomorrow
afternoon to enter a formal plea to
the % charges of official misconduct.
The trial proper is scheduled to be-
gin Thursday with the introduction of
testimony.
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The majority of the automobile
owned in Berlin are the property o
youths between 20 and % years ole
The younger German element hav
availed itself of the gambling chances
and the fortunes earned by some
these SPECTATORS are reported to b
enormous and their expenditures ar
lavish.
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HEIRS APPEARING
in COUNTY COURT
Judge r. V. Baker Opens
Session Today for Pro
batting Estates.
ONE BATTLE BREWS

A final accounting of more than
10000 worth of property of the late
Joseph Fliss, whose property lay on
the western outskirts of the city near
Grand avenue, was rendered in county
court today by his daughter, Clara, ex-
ecutrix of her fathers estate.
Property valued at $4,000 was
transferred to his wife, Eva, before his
death, together with personal property
which has since been given to her I'M
der agreement by the children. The
latter is valued by the appraisers at
$3.50. In the bank there was found
$1,092 in cash, and a mortgage from
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwarts of $500 has
since been paid up.
Another 80 acres of land valued at
over 100000 has been divided equally
among the children. There yet remain
few small bills TO be paid before the
final settlement can be made. This
settlement was ordered by Judge r. "
Baker as soon as these bills are taken
care of.
Administrator Appointed.
James Moron, was named rs the ad-
ministrator of the estate Of the late
Jacob Karpen of Brighton. The prop
erty, including two farms, was valued
at $4,000 The administration bond
was fixed at $4,000.
The farm in Brighton, which is now
leased to Louis for $400 a month, is
valued at $4,000; while the farm in
South Dakota was set at approximately
Tob L,
sons, live in Brighton, while the fourth
brother lives at Steel, North Dakota
In addition to this property there is
home in Brighton with one acre of
land, which is now occupied by the wi
dow. No valuation was fixed on this
property. A bank balance, of $1,000
was discovered Mr.. Karpen, died with
out leaving will, it was testified
A daughter of the widow, Eva Fred
ericks, is not named among the heirs
of the property, it was stated.
Asks Relief.
Mrs. Helen N. H. Turnbull, execu-
triX of the estate of the late Henry j.
Hastings, former public administrator
of Kenosha county, appeared in court
today and asked that she be relieved
of handling the estate of Lizette
s=%tekmann, deceased. AS public ad-
minlstrator this estate came into the
care of Mr.. Hastings at the time of
the woman's death. There is still sew
eral thousand dollars worth of prop
erty which is in the custody of the
United States alien property custodian,
which is to be returned to the estate
What appeared for a time to be a
sharp battle brewing over the appoint
ment of an administrator for the es-
tate of the late Robert Robertson. was
cleared up when Adeline Henrath Of
Bristol, daughter, was named. The
entire estate amounts to about $1,000
worth of personal property, including
two horses and COW.
Another sister, stepped forward and
voiced an objection to the appointment
of Mrs. Henrath. 1t seems that the
deceased had made his home with the
other sister for four years preceding
his death, and that they bad cared for
him during his last illness. Judge R.
V. Baker, however, placed Mrs. Hen
rath under bonds of $4,000 and APP
pointed her to look after the DISPOSE
ton of Abe property.
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A sweeping investigation is to b
asked of Congress of the inequalitie
in price of gasoline and the apparent
ly unfair prices which are bein
charged in some localities.
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Bone succumbs to a pressure of 81
1913 pounds, cast iron to 103,8O6, and
granite to $500 pounds
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29

BLAZE MA BAHAMSKYCH
OSTROVECH.
DIX PASOVANI LIHOVIN JEJICH DUCHODY VZRO
Silly Sc 100000 MA 81, 100000.

Washington, %. ledna - Ia milliony dolarG lihovn
jest pasovano do Spojenych Satd Bahamskch ostrov
chod tento jest ma e vys dnes Vada Bahamka test
tusenemu blahobyu vytezku ella ento "novy prdmys
NeJmene padesat til lodi jsou zamestnany nedovoenem OBJ
chode mezi osrovy dzemim Spojenych Statd.
Toto jsou strucnost, odhalen ucinena formalnim
prohlasen vydanem dnes kongresnkem Johnem Jacobem
Rogersem, Massachusetts, nejstarsm republkanskm Gle
nem vyb vztahy cizinou Rogers zisal sve
mace cd odboru sau, nchz prav re cou jako roman
Bylo mn4 sdeleno odborem statu," pokracuje zmneny
kongresnik SVEN prohasenf ze 100000 galona hovn
byo propasovano do Spojenych Sat Bahamskych
cd te DOLBY prohbGni zakon patnost Vice nez
poovina propasovanych hovn bya pvezena do teto
behem posledniho roku Obchod ento jest vy
Pan Rogers prav ze kdezto vekere dnchody Bahamsch
ostrovd pred uplanenm prohbce Spoenych Satech
y eno 100000 rocn6 osrovy ktere sou samospravnou
kolonii svym vastnm snemem, vybray lonskem
$120O,OOO Gle hovny ez m6ly by propaSovany do
Spojenych St&ti.
Obchodnfci ostrovech bohatnou tohoto noveho OBJ
chodu kdezto nem ehoz nee cenove jsou cernos mnoz
negramotnL neucini nceho zasayeni pasovanf Bric
kounni dfenci ostrovech sou poctiv prav Rogers
ale Il s,x;ssi~s-sA
nfmz jest smysleni du pocatku pry jenom neko potu
nych skdnerd venovalo tomuo obchodu kdyz seda
jake ohromne vydelky jsou t kapta toho chop
dnes cey ten nezakony obchod jest organisovan pnas
vyd sky made vse pomyslenf
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TURCI O LAUSANNSKE.
KONFERENCI.
MUzE BYTI ZACHRANENA, UZNAJf.LI SPOJENCl
JEJICH UPLNOU SvRCHOvANOST.

Lausanne, %. ledna - Blfzkovychodn konference NH
re byh zachranena Ismet pasa Ria Nur Bey urec
gait uvedom Sdruzeny k dnes pozde odpoledne zda spo
enc jsou ochotn pftoupi podsatne zasady uznavac
pnou svrchovanost Turecka zrusenm kaptuac
spravedlivym rozdelenim ottomanskeho dluhu.
Ria Nur Bey prav ze kdyby konference toto ucinla
urecka narodn{ dojnost prava srchovaneho by
la by zarucena podrobnos smloupy molly by pax by w.
pracovany pozdeji odbornky Oba delegah zdaH byt
skiceni dychtvf najt nejakou cestu urovnani SPORT
Armenska delegace oznama dnes, ze pfijala povde-
KEN ruskou sechetnou nabfdku poskytnou 1uek
Armendm, roztrousenym nyn vetsnou po Recku Bulhar
sku Sri Ma nestes vsak oskevskA vlada nemnze nes
bfemeno spojene dopravou tax velikeho mnozstv
ch usazenm arenska delegace doufa ostatni zem9
budou nasedovah pffkadu Ruska, idumne pomahati We
echetne praci usazenf Armend ejch novem ruske do
move" 80.
Rusove nabizejf Armenam pozemly obasti fek Kuba.
Donu kde nektef{ z sami drive usadli vyborns
prospfvaj. -"'~~s7T~NKxyV1
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DULEzITOU WSADU.
ZlSKALA MA OSTROVE SACCHALINU SINCLAIR
OVA OLEJARSKA SPOLECNOST.

Moskva. 27 edna. Sovetska vlada poskytIo Sinclair
owe Oleafske korporac vsadu &c rokn oeje
plynu uhli pOzemku rozoze $50 ctverecnch mil
Ostrove Sacchalin
Sovetska vlada vyhrazue vsak pravo zrs tuo VISA
du bez vseke nahrady Sincairove korporaci dopus
Spoiene Stay neakeho nepfatekeko cinu prot Rsu
Zdali Amerika neuzna Rusko behem pSti roki
Spoecnost zavazuje vynalozii 900 zatych rubi
prvnfch pet letech produkc zavadeni stroll platti
vrocni nae pe procent vsechen oe prodany neb pa
t 100000 zlatych rubd rocne kdyby zadnych prode
byo prvnich pet letech.
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CHAPLIN A POLA NECRI "a
SNOUBENI.

Del Monte, CAL, %. leda.
Charlie Chaplin, znamy komik
z obrazkovych divadel a Pola
Negri, rovnez filmova hvezda
We vem oboru, jsou zasnoubeni.
Proslychalo sc to sice jiz dav-
no, avSak dnes bylo to zde jimi
samotnymi potvrzeno. Zaroveh
sd3lili, ze dosud Sc nerozhodli,
kdy bude snatek uzavfen. Pola
Negri je Polka a do Spojenych
Statd prijela pred nedavnem.
Chaplin byl rozveden asi pred
pdl druhym rokem cd sve prvni
manzelky.
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MADAkI zALUJf MA SOU.
SEDY.

Viden, 27. ledna. Domn9le
zbrojeni v Jugoslavii a Ru'
muns&, gssolAvaSslik& znepo.
kojeni v Uhrach. MinisterskJ
predseda hrabe Bethlen We wee
rejsi schizi uherskeho Narod-
niho shromazd6ni pravil, re
oznamil zastupcIm Dohody v
Budapest stav v6ci v s6used-
Mich zemich a re pozadal o
zakroceni dohody v tom smeru,
ably Rumunsko zastavilo svoje
zbrojeni.
Oznamuje Sc, ze cetnf sed-
mihradSti sedlaci prechazeji
hranice, ponevadz nechteji
bojOvat proti Uhram.
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OBVINENf z VRAzDY.

Pawpaw, Mich, 27. ledna.
Ma smrtelne posteli ucinila Wy
znani pani F. Canakova, re je-
il muz Frank byl zavrazden a
vrazdu ma mem provedli tfi
muzi. Mrtvolu pax vhodili do
jezera michiganskeho. kdez by
la pozd9ji nalezena. Mezi pa
chateli byl John Novak, 40lety
farmarsky delnik, ktery byl
Timed ma toto udani zatcen. No
yak pracoval blize Hartfordu.
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TURCI POKRACUJf v DEPORTAClCH

Atheny. 27 ledna. Turci zapocali opetne deporto-
vanm Rek Anatoe pres rozhodnu recke vlady nepou-
tyu nestovc rad die zprav obdzenych pomocnou admin
straci bizy vychod Telegram Cafihradu oznamuie.
ze turecke dfady naridy 5000 Rekdm Trapezunu, ably
bezodkladn& ode trech czich lodich Depese dodav
ze utecenc sou dopravovan do Recka Cahradu
nku 1ona Bylo to zaffzeno ably parnk pfisa ostrova
Macronisi, kde byl zffzen nemocensky tabor.
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CESTf HORNfCI DO FRAN.
CIE7

Pariz 27. ledna. - Prazsky
dopisovatel Tempsu dozvida Sc
pry z hodnoverneho pramene,
ze Francie ziska cetn6 uhlo-
kopu v Ceskoslovensku a jed
ma druzina ceskoslovenskych
hornikI ze jiz do Francie od-
cestovala.
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Cachy, Portnsko ledna = TIL cenove n9mecke tax
zvan6 zeene poicie byl odsouzeni smr voenskym
dem dnes usvedcen zavrazd6nf Belgcana porucka
Graffa enz by zab bize Duessedoru 23 bfezna mnule
no roku. Muzi odsouzenf smrti jsou Renhardt
Klen Grabert Kurt Rebke Sedm obzaovanych bvo od-
do zal&fe hIy cd t do dvacet roki Poruck
Graft hEl unif9AnS, kyz byl zabit
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HARDINCOVI POJEDOU MA .uH

Washington, e. 1edna. - Pr Hardingova sc tax dalece
zoavia sv6 choroby ze president rozhod ma
nrazdnny Flordu jakmle kon9res odrocf bfezna
Mali dmysu tam poby asi sest tydnd vssnu casu
ztravf V st. Augustn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29

mend. zdhrazhuje se Re tito voaci jsou vesmes beos
Co Sc tyce zeleznic, francouzska vlada sheaa nut
nym udrzovat suzbu nejenom zasobovanf vastn
no voska ale tez aby vyhoveo pofebam cvnho obyva
telstva. sI -! ~
Nynf jest 1000 francouzsscl zan,estna
nych teto suzbe vele Nemcd keri znsta ma svych mi
stech Pravf dale ze poce nebude zvyse lee p
pade rozsifeni stavky.
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RADE:.JI

Varsava, %. ledna. Newadomski. malr jenz nedav-
zavrazd presidenta Naruowicze odepre podepsa Ia
dost most jez by znamenaa zmenu tresu smrti doz
votnf zalar.
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POPRAvY v 1RsKU.

ppbHAI lT4BRA lT4B Diva zajatci nepravids1nsct rep,-
byl popraveni dnes We vezenf Mary
borough voenskym rady Svobodn&ho Statu By obvnxni
a usv9dceni vzpoury proti Wade N#
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Sly VOJsko stanoviSt4
Jakeko spoeni neokkupovanou casti NSmecka mdxe
d jedins svolenm francouzskych vbjensych ufadi.
Dusseldorf %. ledna. Francouzska pschota zaujaa
Jz vsechny posce ocelovem kruhu, enz sva Poru
mezuje mu spojen ostatnfm Nemeckem Jak jeden
cQuz to vyjadf vezme to jenom n9kolk dn
dou zavfeny zavory zapadnou OGekava se gen Wey-
gand vra Paffze Ultra vsechno pajde die
pfedem vypracovaneho
Francie ez obdrzela cd reparacn komise prohasen
Nxmecko nedostaio sym axnaAam die Vsrsalske nlouvy
da vedomf Bernske vad9 ze ocekava spatu $l25
900 pfpadajfci 81 ledna tdenni lhdtu ma "a
pacenf Nebude toho dbano kabinet Pafzi dohodne Sc
dasich donucovacch prosfedch dcelem vykolekto
van t6chto penez. Vyedek bude zprava podana mini
strem vefejnych prac lie Trocqurem Weygandem po
jech navratu Poru bude uvedena patnost Podrobno-
sti tohoo noveho panu nebyly dosud dany vefenos
Zeezncnl doprava cele severni casi Poruf jest
saVena Rovnez vydano oznamen ze zda Francouzi ne
vzdal post do hodn ponde rano n9mect zrizenci
odeprou operova vsechny teefony vsechno spojen
mich bude preruseno Nemci odveu to- Francouz
kvirovai cvnf komunikace Poruf do Berna Hamburku
Dusseldorf 28. ledna. "De Profundis" byla modit-
ba vychaze re rd mllionI osob hromazd6nych kato-
ckych kostelich Porynsku Ruhrske oblas dnes ceuz
vyzvani byli veffcf pastfym listen kardnaa Schutze
Kardnal sam souzil msi kathedrae Konske, jez "a
plnena byla do poslednho mistecka Mnoho ld kter
kolnch NEST pfjeli do Kona po bohosluzbach odebra
ma nadra kde v$ak hleda ze zeezncni stavka jest tax
dobfe sorganovana v1bec zadne vaky neezdi ze
ohou dostati esa. Ma sta osob boudilo 20 nadraM
kdyz noe nadesla.
Fancouzi mali svfzele : obyvatelstvem Kobenc.
SpOraQanl Denem amer1cke Okkupace tetO Oba-
s de tnm kladou Francouzdm vsemozne pfekazky
Stavka zeleaAfaf NH rosie zabiranim dalsch ma
dra Franfoqzy Jakme pedou Francouzi zeleznicn zfi
zencf zastaH pracf. NJ ~ NN1e ri t
4; MhishssNAsAas4pA fascistm Sc podafilo
bs is ySisa M.Is ssssr ss .sss ass
,.ss It. ss' M s ss.sE.s ssass, oh. d;ms. .ss
Js's e s M M gsLIG M 'sd sttdss:t sss 'ss ss
pr9Ysrss MbtHs a EI .biIlEgdN uI
nadsehe tleskano prohl ze vsechny n9mecke oc
sou dnes obracenyna Mnicho kde myslenka sled
nocenos jest razne propagovana vyad presvedcenf
vpad do Porum bude psobi ku sednocen n9neckeho du
Jinak Mnichov mel dnes obvykly vzhled vseobecnym
mnenfm zda by ze vada enala ukvapene prohasivsi
vojensky z&kon.
Londyn, %. ledna John St Loe Strachey redaktor
vlasnfk Spectator navrhue "Times ably Francie bya
pozadana prja americkou arbrac oazce Porufi vaec
nych n4hrad.
Washington, 23. ledna. Rozhodn& popfenf nekterych
zprGv dosy okkupovane cas N&mecka jest obsa
zeno dTsdc dspe5c ozdrzenych Pafze ma fran
couzsksm vyslanec fravf nich mmo jin@ ze ami je-
dny dodate5ny uS ne5 povoan suzby vede francouz
ake prarGelns srnsIy orui Jest $4,000 muxd nkoli
75 600 r5 6oyo9ce 100 Co0 f iNo msneckfch r,a-
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zAROVEN FRANCE DOVAu SVE zE-
LEZNICAkE DO OKKUPOVANE
OBLASU
We STREDU BUDE VYMAEIANA Cd
NEMECKA DALSf SPLATKA MA
VALECNE NAHRADY.
v BAVORSKU KONANY VELIKE DEMONSTRACE
HETLEROVYCH NARODNlCH SOCIALlSTU.
Bulletin.

Pafiz, 29 ena Dnes rSn0 Francouz budou miti 1000
zeeznitnich zfizenci Poruf oznamuje Man. Teefony
telegrafy jsou pod kontrolo zfsxny technics
silly sni lodi vojsko zaualo jz sanoviSts
JatekoI spojeni ne0kkupovanou cSs NSmecka mIxe Sc
diti jedns svolenim fancouzskych vbjenskch
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FRANK M. WOOLWORTH ZEMkEU

Londvn ~. ledna. - Frank M. Woolworth. mnohona-
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-22
Captain Also Had Grievance.

One of the petty grievances of pri-
waite soldiers and non-cOmmissioned
officers at Camp Taylor during the
late war was the ban on rolled leg
gings. But they were frequently
struggled in and worn on trips home
On such an occasion a private from
Camp Taylor had reached Vincennes,
Ind. in the full glory of borrowed and
illegitimate leggings. However, his
pride of possession was short-lived,
for he soon saw captain whom he
had known slightly in civilian life
The CAPTAIN. after looking at him in
teptly for a while, strobe up to him
and our private had uncomfortable Wis
ions of panorama from the guard
house to the firing squad 'Do they
allow you to wear rolled leggings at
Camp Taylor?' the captain demanded
with flashing eye. mo, SIR" the
private suffered. 'HumEh," said the
officer Indignantly, "they don't at Camp
Grant, either, andI think it's gosh
awful shamew
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-22
Panels Interesting History.

A grueseme story attaches to
Flemish glass panel Of the Four
teenth century, which was on exhibit
ton in London, with other stained
glass work centuries old. On the
panel is represented the suicide of
Judas Iscariot, with wildly circum-
stantial and morbid details In old
books of the period reference is made
to a glass painter. known as Charles
of Ypres. who is known to have exc
.cuted great part of the most re-
markahle work of the time. having
hanged himself TO a tree. This and
other evidence makes it probable that
the panel was the actual work of this
very nan Another panel represents
what is probably the only contempo-
rary portrait on stained glass of
Richard III. 1t recently came to
light after being stored away in an
Essex mansion for 113 :-aars.