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cd upon united action to carry
out the program. The hitch came
as to who was entitled to ar
range the legislative program.
II the party platform had made
a declaration as to the program,
as q rule the executive and legis.
lative branches were in harmony
upon effecting it. But not always.
These three powerful Presidents
upon few occasions opposed legis.
lation along the lines Of the party
declaration.
Mr.. Wilson took pains to write
to Mr.. Palmer giving reasons why
he hoped Congress would not car
~ out the declaration in the party
platform in favor Of q single term
for President. During the cam
paign Mr.. Wilson had never COM
mitted himself to that plank, re-
marked upon at the time by Mr..
Bryan, the author Of the plank,
and by others. Later when the
matter was booted in Congress he
had enough influence to scotch"
1t.
PRESIDENTS JOB.
There are many people who ia
vor a single six.year term. After
the Congress In 1913. out of
difference to the views of the
President-elect. had put the single
term plank on cold storage, where
It Still freezeS. 1t waE not even
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-04
self Suffer- 1t Is Only Because You Do Not E11vsage
All, Because the End Has Not Been Reached
Yet and the Purpose of the Suffering
Has Not Yet Been Revealed

Makovetzky had lived at Tolstoy 9
The diary adds:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-04

poison the Countess.
estate for several years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-04

- - n -
s.~ss s-s@ y-.aa :. -
y - aM Is
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
~ III AD
r O NJ A N
Napsal Josef Merhaut.

karolina otevfela oci. Plase
sc rozhledla a potom Sc bolest-
ne usmala. Jeho oci byly "a
Sc takove, vefici, mile a ciste.
ITO jste wy" rekla tise :.
|"Vy jeste nespite?"
"ucil jsem se," pravil Radl.
Mate tax moe uceni?"
"Ale kdybych ami nemel -
nemohu spat. Cekal iscm ma
vas, az prijdete. A kdyz jste
pfisla, potion jsem teprve zas
nemohl spat!"
Proc pax? Jste nemocen?"
ptala Sc Karolina a tisme-
VEN sc nan podfvala.
Radl neodpovidal dlouze,
predlouze dival Sc il do oci. -
Earolina nahnula hlavu ma
zad, opet sc opfela 0 zed' a
pfivfela oci, iakoby znoyu usi-
nala. Ale nemela je zcela "a
Iyieny. Panenky .iejich hofely
uzkvm prouzkem ras mezi pfi
vfenymi vicky tax sladce, tax
ivabive.
| S Radla najednou v tn chvili
spadla vsecka ostychavost. -
/ Neco no u srdce zapichlo tou-
hou po rozkosi. neco mu hla-
YOU zatocilo a celym telem IA.
tfaslo. Sklonil Sc k ieji hlave
ma oci il polibil a potom ma Il.
sta. Nebranila Sc, sedic tai
pof;ld, zady oprena 0 zed' |
ocima pfivrenyma a 5 rukams
ma kline slozenyma. Polibi
iii zas a Ease.
Nam vas rad Septal
mann vas rad s"
karolina otevrela oci. II
znelo tax krasne, tax sladce
tax cpravdove, tax beze vseht
'klamu. Chtela to slyset z je
no uSt ieSt6 jednOu a op6tn6
Nam vas rad septal Rad
! "a dival sc il do oci 5 takovol
, sladkou oddanosti, takovol
v.rou jeji nedotknutelnost
ze Sc karolinino srdce zahfa
10 timto detinnym pohledem.
= Vasniva touha, ably sc moh
Ia, kdyz uz vsecko il oklama
: 10, hfat aspoh ma slunci teto di
: Verne lasky znovu Sc v N
probudila. Chytla Radlieka
jako male dite, smacka no v,
svem objeti a naruzive no II
: bala.
. Mate me oplavdu rad?'
!, .septala mu mezi polibky. 80
ipravdu'?"
/ MAN vas rad a vsecko pr
was. udelam!" odpovidal Rad
, szmameny. opojeny, pfekvape
! nahlyma ohnem jejich pohbki
/ "Chtela ibyste byt mou ze
: nou?" i'ikal il blade il vlasy:
/. "Vasi zenou?" opakoval
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21

znovu Karolina, a neco lstive-
no probouzelo Sc jejim srdci.
"Mou zenoC - anol Vidi-
te. ma to jsem uz davno mysil.
A porad ma to myslim. Budu
letos sc sk0lou hotov, dostanu
pofadne zam9stnanf q uzivim
zenu )"
Postel, ma ktere spaia pani
Majzneroya, slime zavrzala.-
Panlmama Sc prubAdila, ka-
slala a vztytila sc ma. pasteli.
"Esce nespite? ESce je de-
cku zle?" zavolala ospalvm
hlasem asrozhledla Sc po ku-
chyni.'
Radf vyskocil . odchazel.
Go pax Wy tady :. huh
hala pani Majznerova a mavla
rukou.
"A ty, karolino, proc pax ty
sc nesvleces nelehnes? -"
Radl odesel do pokoje. O.
sklivy hlas panimamin vyburco
|val no re sladkeho opojeni, ja-
ko by mu studenou vodu lili ma
Ihlavu. V pokoji 81 jest6 sedl
ma divan. Stahl lampu, nata-
hnul nohy pod still, ruce sepjal
Ia hlavu a mysfil ma nj. PAX
lse jeSte zvedl q Sci ke dvefim
| Pootevrel je a Hahledl do ku
lchyne.
j Karolina Sc odstrojovala ke
'tspani. Jeji sv6tle, rozpletent
|vlasy a ieii naha, bila rame.
ma zasvftila mu v poloseru dc
loci.
"A co pax my,si Kral?"
Tu otazku pronesl tam pro
tivny hlas panimamin. ZavfeI
lzase a stroll sc take ke spa
Eni. Odstrojiv Sc zhasil lamps
lklekl k posteli = modlil Sc.
L V pokoji bylo zima. All
Rad necitil mic. Hrala no a
palila ivzpominka ma to, &c
|dnes zazil poprve v zivot3.
!, Modlil Sc horoucn6 IA bla
: no sve lasky...
Teprve, kdyz uz 81 lehl d.
postele, najedneu ho roztra
: sla zima.
Il Stahl 81 duchnu az ke brade
/ A ted, jak lezel na1nak, $ oe
/, ma otevfenyma, napadlo he
sICo Sc ptala panfmana ma kr,
-tle? Co mali 5 tim Kralem?
1 Rano potom, kdyz Sci do SIX
Fly, Karolina pod zaminkou, I,
|jde do kostela, vysla IA min
II Sli chvili vedle sebe mlcky.
Il "Jak jste Sc vyspal?" opta
4 la Sc pax sama Karolina.
II Me jsem nespal..." rex
: Radl.s
i "A ia taky me-. = dodali
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
Prusk8 policie uei % Espc.

Pruski policie uei - Espc.
rantu. Prusky ministr Nnitra
naridil zvlastnim vynosem sou
pis vSeeh policisti, znajicich
esperanto. a doporucil Jim tez
uceni tomuto jazyku. Nekolik
kursI bylo jiz zfizeno. Podob
ny vynos vydalo v Nemecku
nedavno tez ministerstvo post.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21

uC 0saAO V1dJSAA0G4O H02EAtC-
nj naplnilo RSdlovo srdee.
"Vcera jsts mi No neco ne
odpov6dela," fekl poehvili.
ga proto jsem nemohl spat!"
! mac pak?"
"Ptal jsem Sc vas, chcete-li
byt mou zenou?"
Karolina mlcela. Co mu ma
to mela fici? ToutO jeho da-
ivernou l&skou jedin& jest6 zi-
la, ta jedin& il jest9 mohla bla
zit. Proto Sc mu take bala RI
lei: nemohu byt vasi zenou. A
luz Sc v nj probouzel n9jaky 50
becky cit, ktery il namlouval:
lty mu to nesmfS f6ci, nesmi$
mu to odeprit - podej mu ru-
ku a zachranis Sc!
"Myslfte to doopravdy?" re
kla, jen aby vdbec neco fekla.
'Doopravdy, mdxete mi to
VERT"
PAX Ease mlGeli. DoSli al K
prImyslov6 Skole, ale RSdl tam
|nevesel. JestE na SpllAerk sci
8 Karolinou, q tam potoM Ease
Sc mu srdce otevfelo.
''VM'te, Wy to nechcete ami
vefit," pravil, "ze bych il Sc
mohl zenit. Jsem takoxy chu-
dak! Ale mel bych vas rad a
vsechno bych pro vas udelal... !"
KarOlina v rozpacich Ease
mic neodpovidala. .Si tax jest6
tchvili.
"Tak sbohem! Muslin do
skoly," fekl potion smutn6
Radl . rozloucil sc 8 nj.
KarOlina chodila potion je-
ste dlouho po umrzlych ees-
taeh Spilberku. Otup&la, ma
mic .nemyslic. konecne 81 fekla,
ze sc podda osudu. Bude eekat.
iak sc veci vyvinou. Bylo by
10 spatne, oklamat tohO Glove
ka, stat Sc jeho zenou - TAX,
Ijak ted byla. Nemohla ma to
ami vzpomenout. DGsila sc to-
no, jaky by to byl zivot, jake
vecne vycitky, jake zhanobeni
jeho svatych citl, kdyby 50 po-
tom dozved8l. jakou 81 il wal.
A rici mu to ted, nemsla
sily, protoze vsecko stesti je-
jich lasky viselo m jeho blaho
vem bludu, ze jest nedotcena.
Kdyby mu to byla fekla. vSec-
ka sladka vira jeho pohledu,
vsechna hluboka lcta, kter;i
lprochvivala city jeho lasky...
to vsechno, CO il blazilo a co
Ijedine il k n6mu tahlo.... to vse
chno bylo by zmizelo. Musils
Iby stat pred MIN jako kajici
hrisnice; q potom, kdyby il
ISnad We Sye dObrOt6 odpustil,
to by nebyla jiz ia laska, KITE
rou Sc sytilo jeho vyhledovele
tsrdce.
i A takova jeho laska byla j
'tnyni potrebou. To jeho blaho-
I've zaniceni, $ nfmz ma nj hle.
del, bylo ted jeste jedinym ko
renem, kterym byla pfirostlS
k teto zemi a k tomu zivotu. K
nemu pojila sve nad6je a ter
kreGovite, vSemi silami hledels
udrzet svezi.... kdyby ten by
uschl, nemela mic jiz, CO by j
Ipoutalo k zivotu.
II Sestoupila ma cestu, odkud
Use vcera divala ma Radlicka ,
!, lokne pfedni svetnice. - He
dala no tam Ease. Staia tn chv
Iii, minutu, etvrt, pIl hodiny tu
-tstala... ale nespatfila no. Sna<]
lse il neehtel ukazat, snad Sc
: ina nj zlobil, snad...
Il To nj probudilo jakesi u.
lmin6ne, vzdorovite touzeni pe
eltom. aby Sc il ukazal, ably So
! Ina nj usmal, aby Sc ma nj dd
, fvefive podival.... q straeh Sc ,
ini probouzel, ably ho neztrati
fla.
Konecne nemohouc sc no dt
oIckah seb6hla doll a chorobni
Sc chvejic blouaila ulicemi
IdOmOvu. v pOfedne pOtOm
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tn neni ovadaneho poddaneho ako bolo "a Ma
daska Niektor vsak z stale teto stare nebahe ideo
og oda stvanie proti Cechom, ktoreho sa tax ba
Steank re Cesi sl panmi Sovakov Slov&c ovladanymi
To hovoria al Madar PeS to predsa nepracova Ste
fanik Nesmime vdet hned prehmate nektoreho cesks
no radnka utacane Sovakov vak toho prehmatu 81 do
p1sta prave tax mnohy sovensky 1radnik cesky su
tieto prehmay nieen SNvensku ale aj Cechach ebt
tax tomu e kazdom State ndu dobr al spatni tt
nam nesme bya dokazom pre- rozkol
Odkaz Stefanikov je spolupraca opat spoupraca!
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
LATEST BERLIN OFFER
Germany Willing to Give S7,14o,-
100000 Preparations.
Note Sent to Allies and United States
French Cabinet Unanimously
Rejects the Proposal.

Berlin, Max Germany made its
reparation offer to the allies and the
United States. The note offers to pay
3O,OO0,OOO0O0 gold marks (about ST.
4G,O0O,OOO) in cash and kind as the
total reparations under the Versailles
treaty.
The German government declares
that the sum it offers is the utmost it
can pay and that it may even be more
than it is possible for the. nation to
deliver, as the result of the Industrial
weakness caused by the invasion of
the Ruhr.
OF the total amount, 2000O,OOO,0OO
marks is to be raised before July 1,
1927, through the proceeds of bond
issue, at ordinary rates of interest,
sold through the ordinary channels in
ternationally. OF the remainder, 5,0OO,-
100000 marks would be paid before
July L, 1929, through another bond is
sue, and the other 5,0O0,000,000 through
a third bond issue before July /, 1881.
Payments in kind, which are to be
credited to Germany's account, will
also be made by the republic, accord
ing to the offer.
Paris, May 4.-The French cabinet
unanimously rejected the new German
Preparations proposal, delivered from
Berlin. The reasons given for rejec-
ton were lack of guarantees and the
insuff1ciency of the sum offered by
Germany.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
Was That MI Oh French.

Richard G. Herndon, play producer,
had an encounter with a pass fiend
and explained to him that the play
he asked to see for nothing was
success, and that it was impossible to
grant any professional or other cour-
tesies Mr.. Herndon tells what hap
pened:
".You are French, aren't you? the
applicant demanded.
'T speak the language, admitted,
'ebut I am an American"
"eYou follow the French slogan,
anyway he insisted. You follow the
French command that "they shall not
pass" anyway New York Herald.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
California World Court
Exponent Goes to CONGRESS

Los Angeles, CAL, May Capt.
John D. Fredericks (Rep.) formerly
district attorney of Los Angeles coun-
ty, formerly president Of the Los An
geles Chamber of Commerce and once
Republican candidate for governor of
California, was elected to congress
from the Tenth California district at
the special election.
The world court, proposed by Presi-
dent Harding, was the principal is
sue in the special election for a sue
cessor to the late Capt. II. 2. Osborne
who died in office.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
FORD HOLDINGS
TOP U. S. STEEL
Has More Actual Cash in Treas
ury Than Any Other
Corporation.
TOTAL FORTUNE is ENORMOUS
Automobile Manufacturers Wealth Is
Estimated at Six Hundred to Seven
Hundred MiIIons-Made In
Twenty Years.

New York, May 5.-The Ford Motor
company, Inc, has more actual cash
in its treasury than any other cor
poration ia the United States, if not in
the entire world, according to figures
announced in Wall street, which place
the total as more than that of the
United States Steel corporation, de-
spite the fact that the total assets OF
the Ford company is less than one
fourth the total assets of the largest
steel organization in the world.
The figures, taken from statement
fled with the Massachusetts commits
sion at Boston, show that on Feb. 70,
1923, the Ford company had total
OF $3.50 6O5,687 cash on hand. This
compares with total cash holdings OF
$126,700,131 reported by the United
States Steel corporation in It's last an
nual report of Dec. 81, 1922.
The total assets of the company is
given at $536,351 ,939. The excess OF
assets over liabilities is shown by a
profit and loss surplus of $3.50, 777,598,
on Feb. %, 1923, against profit and
loss surplus of $24O,478,736 on the
same date last year.
Net profits for the year, Wall street
estimates said, amounted to $119,OOO,-
600, equivalent to $500 share on the
liz, 465 shares of 500 par value capt.
tai stock outstanding which Henry
Ford and his son, Edsel, own outright.
Ford, they believe, has a total for
tune, including his Ford Motor COM
pany holdings, of between $780, OO 900
and $7O0O00,OOO, and ranks toward the
top of the list of the worlds richest
men. He is only exceeded, it was be-
lleved, by the holdings of John u.
Rockefeller, Junior and elder.
His vast wealth was obtained In
twenty years. When the Ford COM
pany was started it was with 100000
capital stock, a factory space of about
one-quarter of an acre and 81 en-
ployees. Seventeen hundred cars were
built the first year of business. On
April Z, last, it was announced, the
Ford company had built more than
100000 cars, building more cars now
in a single shift than it did in an en-
tire year in its inception.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
New York Dry Law Killed;
Enforcement Up to U. S.

Albany, N. Y, May 5.-The Mullan-
Gage state prohibition enforcement
laws were repealed shortly before the
final adjournment of the legislature
when the senate, by vote Of % to
%, concurred in the action of the as
sembly in passing the Cuyillier repeal
bill. The measure now goes to the
governor. The bill won in the house
with 76 affirmative votes, the exact
two-thirds majority necessary.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
Columbus Khan Parades;
Court Bars Use of Park

Columbus, o., May 5.-In full re-
gala approximately one thousand
members of the Ku Klux Khan paraded
here and then boarded street cars and
were taken to the outskirts Of the
city, where, according to khan officials,
two thousand men were indicted into
the organization. Prevented by an in
junction issued by Common Pleas
Court Judge Tarbell from staging a
'klonvocation" at the Columbus Driv-
ing park, the klansmen, after leaving
the street cars, marched about mile
east Of the park, where they assembled
in an open field.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
Ruthenberg Is Found Guilty
of Criminal SyndiCaIiSm

st. Joseph, Mich, May 3.-Three
hours and fifty minutes after state
prosecutors had told a Berrien county
jury that it must convict Charles &.
Ruthenberg to "preserye the safety of
the greatest nation on Gods green
earth" the eight farmers, one former
justice of the peace, two oil statesmen
and one American Legion man re-
turned a verdict of guilty of criminal
syndicalism against the Cleveland
communist.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10

His Eminence, Michael, Cardinal
Faulhaber, archbishop of Munich
Freising, has come to America to
thank the people of the United States
for their relief work in Germany and
Austria. Cardinal Faulhaber was for
merly a professor at the University
of Strassburg and is a prolific writer
and well known as a student of Eng
lish and Spanish literature.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
AssembIy for state Power survey

a comprehensive survey OF developed
and undeveloped water power sites in
wisconsin was engrossed by the as
sembly after it voted down, to 81.
motion made by Hssemblyman Cald.
well, Columbia county, to kill the
measure.
The bill was recommended for pas.
sage by the state affairs committee
after an extended hearing last week.
Assemblyman Caldwell asserted the
state is well protected in the matter
of its water power and that such a
survey is unnecessary.
Assemblyman Oliver, Brown coun-
ty, defended the bill, calling attention
to that provision which would pro-
hibit the issuance of a license or per
nit for water power development to
any private corporation for a period
of six years. Corporations ARE fast
getting control of our water power
development" and are seeking this
monopoly with the idea of raising
electric power rates." he said.
Legislature About Half Through
The wisconsin legislature, in SEES
sion three and one-half months, gives
promise of dragging along as inter-
minably as former sessions have.
July 1 and July Is are the favor
tie guesses for the date of adjourn
ment of this regular session among
the experienced legislative employees.
Each house has disposed of more
than one-half of the bills that have
been introduced there, but most of
them We're unimportant or freak
measures and the big issues of taxa
ton, education, highways, unemploy
ment insurance, and the important
appropriation bills haven't been
touched The wet-and-dry fight isn't
decided yet, either.
Bills introduced in the assembly
number 693; in the senate 376, total
of 1869.
Seventy bills have been passed and
made into law by Gov. Blaine's sig
nature; twenty more are before him
for consideration now. He has vetoed
five bills.
The assembly has killed 185 Of its
own bills and II senate bills. The
senate has killed 81 senate bills and
81 assembly bills. Bills withdrawn in
the senate number "a; in the assem-
bly, "a.
Final disposition thus has been Civ.
en- to 353 measures. In addition the
assembly now has before it $50 bills
passed by the senate and the senate
has 1877 passed by the assembly. This
leaves $50 bills, about AZ per cent, yet
to be taken up for the first time.
Want Counties to Pay Lawmakers
Another avenue Of escape from
bankruptcy for the oYerworked, under
paid members of the legislature is
opened by bill introduced by the
assembly municipalities committee
The bill would allow the county
board to provide for the payment of
any or all of the reasonable living
expenses of the members elected
wholly or in part from its county, in
a sum not to exceed $500 a session.
The salary of Legislators now is
$500 for their two-year term, with no
overtime if there is more than one
session during the two years.
The bill also provides that such
authority granted to county boards
shall continue only until the people
of the state act fayorably on con-
stitutional amendment providing for
an increase in the salary of legisla-
tors
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
Russian Munition Plant
ExpIodeS and Kills 100

London, May 3.-One hundred per-
sons have been killed in an ammuni-
ton explosion in factory. according to
Moscow dvices reaching HeIsingfors,
Finland, says Central News dis
patch. Those killed include General
Maiinikon and many military officers
and three members of the local soviet.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
Wife of Standard Oil Man
to Face Greek Army Trial

London, May 5.-Mrs. Virginia Brain,
said to be the wife of Standard Oil
official, is to be court-martialed at
Saloniki, says an Athens dispatch to
the Daily Express. The charge against
her is not known, the dispatch adds,
but it is the outcome of street in
cident concerning which Mrs. Brain
was questioned by gendarme, whose
face was slapped for alleged imperti-
nence.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
Fort DODGE Banker pies.

Fort, Dodge, Ia, May 5.-E. r.
Campbell, vice president of the Com
mercial National Bank Of Fort Dodge,
is dead here after a brief illness. He
was a former vice president of the
Iowa Bankers association.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
Potato Marker Fund souaht

Funds to permit study of potato
marketing problems will be asked
of the legislature as result of a
conference of potato growers with
representative of the department of
markets and the college of agricul.
ture at the university.
This conference came to the con-
clusion that a grant of $4,000 from
the state would enable the potato
men Of the state to investigate the
most feasible methods of marketing
the large Wisconsin potato crop and
to map out practical course to be
followed by growers.
A cooperative marketing scheme
is contemplated by the growers
should an investigation prove such
a method practical At present, the
growers pointed out, they are com
PEELED to sell their crop in a spas
modic fashion and through private
agencies. The joint finance COM
mittee of the legislature will be
asked for allowance of a small grant
of money to carry on the investiga,
ton work through the department of
markets.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
Rin Rlaze al Tamnicn

Tampico, Mex, May 4.-Fire de-
stroyed the offices of the Tribune,
American newspaper, and the building
of the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton. Two persons were killed and
ten injured, all Mexicans.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
German Government to
PAY for u. S. Cash Held

Washington, May 3.-Germany is
prepared, through her representatives
on the mixed claims commission, to
admit that cash assets confscated
from Americans in Germany by the
German alien property custodian dur
ING the war shall be repaid dollar for
dollar, according to DR.. Karl Won Lee
winski, a member Of the German dele
CATION.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
LARGE Losses by Forest Fires

Washington May chairman Nc
Nary of the senate reforestation COM
mittee reported that S10,000,000 worth
of standing timber was destroyed last
month by 10000 forest fires in score
of states.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
LInuor Runners Eired On.

New York, May 1.-Two alleged
liouor-running launches within the
three-mile limit were fired on by the
coast guard cutter Seneca when they
ignored signal to halt. The boats
chen obeyed No liquor was found
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
Bandits Bob TWO Banks.

Kansas City, No.. May 1.-Two
banks at Buckner. Mo-, IS miles from
here. were raided by five bandits The
robbers escaped in motorcar with
about $4,000 in cash and $4,000 in
Liberty bonds.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
-Four Years for KilIinq Umps.

st. Louis. Mo-. May 5.-Charles
Woolsey, seventeen, charged with kill
ing Charles Bouzek, an umpire, was
found guilty of manslaughter by a
Jury and sentenced to four years i'm
pfisonment in the boys reformatory.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10

Submission to the. people in next
years election of an amendment to
the constitution fixing a salary of s10,-
600 year instead of $4,000 for gov.
ernor was assured with final action
taken on the measure by the house.
The Sachtjen bill modifying the
search and seizure provision of the
Severson prohibition enforcement law
was reported to the senate by the
state affairs committee with the
recommendation that it be killed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10
Argentina May Rejoin League.

Buenos Aires, May Sit is under
stood that President de Alver, in his
annual message to congress, will urge
that Argentina resume membership in
the League of Nations, from which it
withdrew in December. 1920.