davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-21

napadne tezkomyslnym.
A bylo tomu tax.
"Pes nemuze byt pritulnej-
ST."
"Svetem bys moh' tim ko-
mem jit a producfrovat se."
"Jsem starry chap - uz
mnoho jsem videl = videl
'jsem We Stekni generala Vim
disgrece jezdit okolo zamku
po terasu aspon deset sahu Wy
sokem, vlasy Sc mi tenkrat hru
zou Jelly jako hreby = a ma
bystrem koniku mohl jsem O.
Gi nechat - ale dnes srdce
Sc mi v tele traslo, kdyz jsem
spatril to nahle shledanl."
TAX mluvili potion sedlaci,
sedice po pfatelskem obede
We velke svetnici u Piksd a W.
praveli 81 dojemne historky re
zivota koni, ktere vsichni cho-
vail milovali.
Bylo uz davno po pozehna-
nj, kdyz Kovanda Sc zvedl a
mel Sc k odchodu.
"Tak pdjdu, chlapce ="
rekl Cimbura1 vyskocil.
"Pockejte = chvilecku je-
nom - podivam Sc, mali Di-
voka vyzrano." A nez Rowan
da mohl slovo Tici - uz by
hospodar re dvefi. Kartacem
il jeste We staji pretrel pal
uz smutek odvazoval il cd zls
bu. - "Reknu Kovandovi
ably te choval jako oko v hla
We milo a nerehtej - nebt
Sc dam do place - a pozdra
vuj Dobraka," mluvil nj ces
tou, veda il X drevenemu ko
rytu u pumpy. Nekolikrate p'
hnul pakou a uz hrcel prout
ciste vody. Kobyla dychtiv'
pila.
Proc pax il vyvadis?" O
ptal Sc prisne. hned ma zasr
, Kovanda. Stal tam ma cest'
az pripraven, holi jedn
: ruce a s cepici V druhe, "rek
jsem, re pujdu a ne re pole
: du."
Vsichni prekvapene pohle
, dli ma bohateho sedlaka.
, "Vis, Jene," pokracoval Ke
wanda mirne a srdecne, "stJ
g ska Sc il po tobe. Ami bye
. neveril, kdybych toho sam nj
videl. spatne Pile a vyzir;
rehta jen a od zlabu ku dv'
k rim smutne Sc ohlizi, brzo-
vejdes a promluvis. = Mozn'
e re by u mas posla. Mech 81
O - ohlavku 81 mech - tal
il davam ii ji.. Mela pravdu
l. pichlava zenska tam, sluSi |
ii vskutku, abys klisnu do DIV
"a privedl. Mas il a jakou!
" piseckem kraji neni druhe &
l. woke. Jde do sestnacteho r
O ku - v 1noru ved' il k hfe
o. eli, bylo by hfichem, ably to p
m memo melo vymrit bez potol
"a XII a Buh ii tn del We vse
a. stesti. Bude-li ii treba pomo
* Wis, kde Kovandu Hradii
a. zastavajp' a ably sc wynn
e. dikum i Shy ably ukryl, ma p
ra te jako ma obrtliku Sc otoi
ie pruznym krokem vysel ze VI,
r. Ia kestranskym zamkem
ch ste zapadalo slunce; ale X
vandovi Sc zdalo, re zapa
a do mlh. "Dobre jsme Sc rt
ry delili" - hucel 81 cestOu
Isl dostne roZpafen - necham
d.. dobraka - lichaka, at M
b. vozi' - naslapal jsem sc
is dost pc svete a Pstruzi -
,ie at tahnou - vsak mohou
ko a Divoka - vida - krive
ra- slovicka jsem il medal -
80 Gem il neuhodil - odchaz
la. a ona pri Cimburovi stoii
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-21

PRODA Sc "a pTfcinou cdje-
zdu zanovni dresser, zensky
kijovsky kroj a RUNE domacl
potreby. Haste Sc v c. 1882
vVch. AZ. ul. 7-2l
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PRIJME Sc n6kolik spolehli-
vych uniovych nateraca. Sta
la prace. Haste Sc po 6. hod.
veter u R. Prihody 1922 vych.
As. ul. 1922
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dar hlasite sc pomodlil An
del Pane. Uz Sc zvolna domo-
dlival, uz rikal slova - pro
Jezise Krista, Pana naseho'-
jen rici "Amen" - kdyz o.
zvalo Sc razne "dost''.
To sedlak Kovanda, co u
neho Cimbura We Hradisti
slouzil, pokrocil doprostfed
svetnice a promluvil:
"DIive nez zasedneme svor-
ne spolu k pratelskemu Cimbu
rovu stolu, pratelum, souse-
dunn z dola i hora jasne a zre-
telne bud povedeno, co nese
hospodarsss do tohoto dvora.
Bratre, poloz mu veno ma Dire
vo."
Ma toto vyzvani vytahl nej-
starsi bratr Cimburuv modli-
tebni knizky z Mich vysazel
ma still deset stovek. Nekolik
jich podrzel V ruce a pohnu-
tym hlasem rekl:
'Bratre, otec mas = Buh
mu del nebe - lezi uz We hro-
be, ale vybava re statku patfi
tez tobe. Pc starem zvyku a
pravu 81 mas privest ma novy
statek par volu, diva pluhy a
kravu. Obec to odhadla ma pet
set zlatek - tn 81 je vezmi -
do move radky polozil Pc
nize.
"Co reknu, hanbou to doji-
sta neni," oval Sc znovu Ko-
wanda, drze take uz ruce
modlitby - "Cimbura u mne
81 nasporil jmeni. Spolu jsme
delali, spolu jsme Jedi, pocti-
We spolu ucty jsme vedli = "a
praci penize, "a vernost VIDA.
vam mu cest. Cimburo - bra.
tfe! Vezmi, co tveho jest" q
"a hlubokeho ticha Kovanda
vypocital patnact set zlatych
ma ciste vydrhnuty javorovy
still.
Cimbura - ably neurazil -
uz sveho vena nepocltal. Shr-
null a srovnal sustici papiry ma
hromadku a drze je levici
jako by to byl obycejny papil
- proste podekoval: "Zaplat
ii Pan Buh, bratre, zaplat
vam to Pan Buh, strejcku,'
tn obratil sc k zene a porucil
"Marjanko, podej mi klice.'
Podala mu diva jako stfibr(
leskle klicky. Cimbura MIN
sci do kouta, kde pod kTizen
byla do zdi zapustena troj
boka almarka. Otevfel oba "a
mecky a polozil tam penize
Pozorne zamkl dubova dvirec
ka, jeden klica pustil do ka
psy a druhy podal zene. MAR
janko mole! Vsecko me bud
take tvoje, abychom 81 spoil
slouzit smell nejenom jmf
MIN snad, ale dusema, tely,
fekl il pfi tom vroucne a pc
libil il ma ruzove cello.
"Amen," teprve ted dokor
cili modlitbu vsichni a krizel
svatym Sc pozehnali.
TAX bez kvitanci a oblig;
ci, bez svatebnich smluv
kontraktu - bez podpisu, k'
XII zvlast' dozadanych sve(
XII - ale pred tvari muzl
zen d6ti, ukoncen byl tent
dulezity pravni akt a uz bill,
mi ubrusy prostiral Sc stul
rohu ostatni Cd sousedu pl
dnesek vydluzene VAR
nalada pominula rec p
zbyla slavnostniho vzruseni
tonu, - svetnici zavonela p
levka "hadrusenka". Vsich
chopili sc lesklych lzic.
Kdyz dojedli, v pfestavce
zval Sc hovor. Zenske nacal
"Ne kravu ale hfeb
mel dostat - protoze u n
kone Sc chovaji =" bylo s.
seti Anku.
80 -
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dun
mezi zap. Sc. ul. 58., nasled-
KEN odjezdu z m9sta. Haste
Sc v {. 5626 Arkansas ave.,
blize Clark ave. 1922
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SAMOTNA DANA HLEDA

hyt dvou pokojich v okoli
Broadway a vych. 55. ul. Me-
chte adresu v adm. t. listu pod
znackou "Samotna DANA.
7-26
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0sTR0v Sc vyN0Rll.

Moskva, 10. cervence - Novy ostrov, meme nez mill Cd
brehu obevl bze Kerosske 1ziny mor AzovskGm po
vukanickych otresech ne moskem rvajcch as deset
minut. Zprava o tom byla zde obdrzena z Krymu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-21

PRODA Sc cestovni kara dru-
hu Chevrolet, az dosud ujeto
$500 mil. Da Sc "a pouhych
$500, bud hotove neb ma splat
ky. Haste Sc v {. 1928 Broad
way. Tel. Broad. 800. 7-22
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SVOBODNY PAN hleda byt 0
jednom pokoji, sluSne zarize-
ny v okoli Broadway q vych.
55. ul. Nechte adresu adm,
"Sveta". 7-23
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JAN GIN BURA
UHOCESKA IDYLLA.
vypravuje JINDRICH S. BAAR

slunecko. - v mem hralo 81
nekolik d6ti a ma zelenem dr.
necku popasaly Sc velike hui
sy - bile, pekne - urcene k
tomu, ably pfezimovaly a ja-
ra vyvedly z hnizd stada zlu-
tych housatek.
Obed pokracoval. Hovezi
maso We sladke, mandlove O.
macce, pax skopove, v oct6
nalozene - a konecne pecent
lieky letosnim uz novym ze.
lin. Chlebem Sc zajidalo -
pivem Sc zapfjelo - vtipem sc
iidlo korenilo.
"Co pax dnes strejcek ku,
IT, myslil 81 Cimbura, pozoru
je Kovandu, jak stale a tou
zebne hledi oknem ven. Ns
Ip1l ucha jenom poslouchal
ma pill slova mluvil a jednin
OXEN jen jakoby 7svetnici hle
del.
Bylo pIl treti - s kosteln
veze opet oval Sc zvon.
"Zvoni ma pozehnani," pro
mluvil Cimbura - "prijmet'
"a vdek, dali jsme cd srdc'
radi, co jsme mohli a NELL"
"Bylo vsecko dobry - tai
jist bychom vecn6 chteli -
"Chleb je jako z bell"
"Omacky by ma knizeci ia
bull smelly"
"Ba, sotva knize pan s.
dnes tax dobfe nell"
"Bohu podekovat bychor
zapomneli," Sc spokojenym i
smevem v tvari pfetrhl Cimbu
ra chvalozpev a modlil Sc.
"Zenske, phjdem do koste
la," fekla ted hospodyne -
"a muzsti posed'te 81 u dymk
ia piva."
i V tom zalehl sem hlasity
)yesely konsky rehot, jako kdy
Iz-.pysoka zavyska.
"Kdo prijel?" ptaly Sc o,
vsech a obratily Sc k oknGl
ma dvdr vedoucim. Klenut
vrata u Piksovic statku byl
!, dokoran otevrena, protoze k;
zdy toho dne byl v dome v
tan - a vratnice upevneny k
likem, ably jich ami vitr zavri
nemohl - jak je zvykem
poutich, krtinach a svatbacl
/ V tech vratech - prave po
branou - stala "Divoka"
Kovandovic pasak z HradiSt
} namahal Sc odepnouti j p;
radni ohlavku. Stala neklidr
- hlavou pohazovala, nozdr'
: mi ssala a opet vydechova'
: ,vzduch - jakpby Sc snazi
/. rozpoznati vGni okoli.
: "Divoka - ty's tu? Kt
pax jsi Sc tn jenom vzala
: A uz b6zel ku dverim.
Kun zaslechl znamy HAS
4 vytrhl Sc hribkovi a padil
: dlazdene zaspi.
"Divoka - ty jsi tn? X,
= isl sc tn vzala? Prijela isl p
strycka? To je brzy!" mlu'
l. ma nj dobrackym svym hi
n sem Cimbura, vztahna po
ODE ruce.
l. "a bylo to povidani ma
a diva, kdyz Sc spolu asi pc tj
'l nu Ease shledali," vypravel
l. tom vzdycky nesmirne rad 4
1, wanda a pokazde mu pfi t
o Shy staly v ocich. "Kobyl
y vesele, kratce tiSe porch
v vala, hlavou pohazovala, \
% zalamovala, ocasem sviha
ia ma miste preslapovala -
o. lynn t6lem hrala. A Climb,
a teprve! Vezme yam il ok
O. size - pTitiSkne Sc k nj, l
nj WI j prsty probira, po plec
potrepava, jak je krmena
o.. napojena, nohu pozdvihne
y. ohleda,> jak je kovana. -
lci ma zlata," il povida -
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"a PRfcINOU

"a PRfcINOU odjezdu ns
farmu must byt prodan co nej-
rychleji jednorodinny dnm.
Haste sc v (. 1856 E. log st.
q Union. :?
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PRIJME. Sc:

PRIJMOU Sc dva uzenarsti
d6lnici. Haste sc v {. 1896
vych. 81. ul. 1928
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MUSf BYT PRODAN nabytek
a karpety, malo uzivany, i $
domem, vse velmi LEVINE. Hla-
ste Sc v (. 1875 vych. Ia. ul.
a Union. +?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-21

PEkNY LOT ma Lenacrave A.
ve., blize kary, skoly a koste-
la, vsechno mestske zvelebenl,
da sc LEVINE. Zavolejte telefo-
mem Lakewood 1411 r. 7-2l
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14
Just A Touch OF
Ice-Mint. PRESTO
COrns Wither and Lift Out With
Fingers. No Pain.

Corn sufferers gather round; get
right up close and listen, here's good
news for you.
The real genuine 'Corn Killer" is
here at last. No humbug. 1ce-Mint
the new discovery made from a
japanese product is said to surely
and quickly end all foot misery.
Think of it; only touch or two Of
that cooling. soothing Ice-Mint and
real foot joy is yours. No pain, not
q bit of soreness. either when apply
ing it or afterwards and it doesn't
even irritate the surrounding skin.
1t just makes a pair Of tired. swol-
len. aching, burning feet glow with
cooling comfort.
Hard corns, soft corns or corns be-
tween the toes, also toughened cal
louses just shrivel up and lift off so
easy. It's wonderful.
Every foot sufferer can appreciate
a treatment like this, especially wo-
men who wear high heel shoes and
men who are obliged to stand on
their feet all day.
Try it. Just ask in any drug store
for few cents worth of Ice-Mint
and learn for yourself what solid
foot comfort really is. There is
nothing better.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14
ACIDS CAUSE
BAD KIDNEYS
AND BLADDER
Drinks Lots of Water All
Day Long and Occas-
ionally Take a Little
Salts.

Too much rich food forms acids
which excite and oveIwolk the kid.
neys III their efforts 20 filter il FROM
the system. Flush the kidneys oc-
casionally TO relieve them like YOU
relieve the bowels, removing acids.
waste and poison, else you NAV feel
dull misery in the kidney region.
sharp pains i'll the back or sick head
acne, dizziness. the stomach sours,
tongue is coated, and when the
weather is bad YOU have rheumatic
twinges. The urine is cloudy. full
of sediment. the channels often get
irritated. obliging one to get up two
Or three times during the night.
10 help neutralize these Irritating
acids and flush off the body's urin-
oIs waste, begin drinking water. Also
get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from any pharmacy, take table
spoonful i'll glass of water before
breakfast for few days and your
Kidneys may then act fine and blad-
Ter disorders disappear.
This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with lithia. and has been
used for years TO help clean and
stimulate sluggish kidneys and stop
bladder irritation. lad Salts is in
expensive and makes a delightful
effervescent Whitewater drink which
millions of men and women take now
and then to help prevent serious kid
ney and bladder disorders.
BY all means, drink lots of good
water every day. Have your physi-
clan examine your kidneys at least
twice a year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14

resulted in some measure OF retalia.
ton by an anti-klan order known as
the Knights Of the Flaming Cir
cle."
Report Mentions Mob.
Following the shooting of eagle and
Layman. the report continues. "a
mob armed with guns and pistols
made an unlawful attack upon the
city hospital, firing hundreds of shots
despite the fact that none of th.
men accused of the killing Of eagle
were there"
This attack, the jurors state. "was
the most amazing display of mob vic.
lence ever come to the knowledge Of
the members of the jury"
The jury commended the action of
George Galligan, sheriff of William
son county, for cal.-g for troops ito
relieve the unbeatable situation.
In conclusion. the grand jury rec
commended the cooperation of all citi.
zens OF Williamson cou1ty in the re-
establishment of law aud order III
the county. and severely condemned
"the attempt of any order. secret or
otherwise, to stir IN strife and hatred
between classes of our citizens on ac.
count of race. birth or religion"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14
.HERR|N GRAND
JURY RETURNS
SO TRUE BILLS
SIS Counts Against 5. Glenn
Young, Paid Khan
Dry Worker.
REPORT RAPS KLUXERS
Others Indicted Include
Klansmen, Policemen,
Officials.

Herrin, ILL.,. March IA. - Ninety
nine indictments were returned yester-
day by the special grand jury of the
Herrin city court following a nine
day investigation of the murder of
Constable Caesar eagle, the shooting
of Deputy Sheriff George Layman
and shooting and rioting at the Her
lin city hospital on the night of Feb
ruary s, last.
s. Glenn Young, dry worker and
paid leader of the Ku Klux Klan, in
recent liquor raids in Williamson
county, which it is said, led to the
clash between members of the ku
klux Khan and anti-klsnsmens result
ing in the calling out of state troops,
was named under 30 counts. Among
the charges against Young are assault
with intent to murder, conspiracy. kid
naping, false Imprisonment, robbery,
larceny and falsely assuming office.
Others indicted include Sam
Stearns, exalted cyclops of the khan
at Marion, and chairman of the board
commissioners Carl Nelson, exalted
cyclops of the khan at Herrin; Arlie
o. Boswell, former attorney for
Young and head of the Marion Post
of the American Legion; John Ford.
chief of police of Herrin and Harold
Grain and Sim Stephens, policemen ;
Abe Hicks, police magistrate of Her
rim, and Albert Jones. patrolman.
None Under Arrest.
Carl and Earl Shelton. known as
the "two Shelton boys" indicted for
murder, were previously bound over
from a coroner's jury investigating
the killing of eagle.
None Of those indicted have as yet
been arrested.
The grand jury report charges that
as. Glenn Young, who is not citi-
zen of Williamson county. assumed
to take over the government of the
: city of Herrin by unlawfully de-
posing and imprisoning the mayor and
other officials"
The report explains that in the
"city of Herrin during a period OF
some four or five days, approximate
ly commencing with the eighth day of
February, what might be termed q
reign of terror existed as result
of acts Of oppression and persecution
by the so-called Ku Klux Klan, which
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14
BRICK MEN MEET
State Convention Will BE Held in
Dallas st. Patrick's Day.

Brick men from all over the state
will meet in Dallas Monday. March
II, when a general social "mixer" and
smoker will be given at the Oriental
hotel under the auspices of the Texas
Common Brick Manufacturers Asso-
citation, the offices of which is in DIAL
las.
There will be musical program.
refreshments will be served and a
speaker furnished through the cour-
tesy of the Dallas chamber of com
merce.
Notice of the meeting has been
given by Christian o. Christianson,
secretary-manager Of the association.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14
TWO ARRESTED FOR
ROBBING STORE OF
MORE THAN 5000
Grand Jury Indicts in
Braunschweig-Briam-
Reich Safe Robbery.

Volmer Tinney. %. and Robert Har-
ris, 20, were arrested by Police
Roundsmen Will Green and Joe Har-
ris, at 1 30 o'clock Friday morning
and placed in the city jail to be held
for the sherifts department.
They were taken into custody at the
instance of the sheriff's department,
who reported the Bexar county grand
jury Thursday returned indictments
against them. for burglary and theft.
The indictments are based on the
recent robbery at the hardware store
of Braunschweig -Briam-Reich Com
pany. 1O6 East Commerce street.
when the steel safe was smashed and
in excess of 5000 stolen. Entrance
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14
Picric Acid Filled
Shells Turn Marines
Hair Bright Yellow

Manila. March 14.-Local resi-
icnts have commented upon the
many members OF the artillery
corps. L. s. A., seen on the streets
Of Manila recently with strikingly
blonde hair.
Inquiries were made and it de-
,eloped that these. men have been
engaged in shifting ammunition on
the Rock" as Corregidor Island.
'he fortress at the entrance to
Manila Bay, is known. and that the
picric acid in the explosives has
turned their hair as yellow as
quarantine flag.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14

was gained by prylng the bars on
rear window apart with an automo-
bile jack. Boxes, chairs, etc, were
piled between the safe and the front
and rear TO prevent detection. The
combination Of the safe was Knocked
off with sledge hammer and steel
punches used to break down, the
tumblers.
Harris and Tinney vera arrested
shortly after the robbery by Detective
Captain Street and Detectives Ruhnke
and Bill Carver and charged with the
burglary. Both were released. how
ever, on writ Of habeas corpus at a
hearing before Judge McCrory, in the
Ninety-fourth district court.
Both were arrested early Friday
morning when found at their home
on East Crockett street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14
He Was Too Ambitious

why did you fire. young jones'"
He spent too much time reading
success stories
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-04-24

trial commission. His own home is
goth and Brown streets, Milwaukee.
He rooms at the Eichelman home dur
ing the week, and spends the week
ends at home with his wife. He stat
ed that on Friday he left for Milwau-
kee on the 11:4o train and when he
returned home late at night found
the house dark.
Going to his bedroom he turned on
the light and found a copy of the
Kenosha News with story of the
tragedy, together with a note from
Mr.. Eichelman. He said that it was
so late that he spent the night there.
He was in Milwaukee over the week
end, and he stated that the second
stunning shock came when on Sunday
morning he read of the charge of MUIR
der which had been placed against the
husband.
Following the burglary of the home,
he offered to stay there nights so
that no further attempt would be made
to modest the premises. He announced
his intention of taking the witness
stand tomorrow, and telling all that
he knew regarding the domestic life
of the couple.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-04-24
Religion Enters
in State Inquiry

Madison, Wis.-Secretary of State F.
R. Zimm erman inquired as to the num-
Der of Catholics on the payroll in the
secretary Of states office shortly be-
fore he took over the Office and had
urged Lancelot A. Gordon, assistant
secretary of state, to join the Khan, ac-
cording to testimony at the hearing of
charges against Alex j. Cobban, dis
charged auto license clerk, before the
civil service commission on Thursday.
Elmer S. Hall, new conservation COM
missioner and secretary of state pre-
ceding Zimmerman, had come to his
private office and inquired as to- the
number of Catholics on the secretary
of states Office payroll, Mr.. Hall de-
clared he told him that he did not
know and that ne had never paid any
attention to it.
Mr.. Gordon refused to answer any
question relative to who in the secre-
tary of, states Office belonged to the
Khan. He declared that although soli-
citors visited him repeatedly, he re-
fused to join. Recalled to the stand
late in the afternoon, he admitted that
Secretary of State Fred Zimmerman
had urged him to join the Khan.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-04-24
Begin City Tax
Assessment May ]
John W.. Stevens States That Approx
imateIy 1000 Parcels of Land Have
Been Added During Year.

Field work, preparatory to making
the annual real and personal property
tax assessments, is now being finlsh-
ed by John W. Stevens, city assessor,
and his assistant, w. E. Sawyer. 1t
is estimated that this year there will
be between $4,000 and $4,000 parcels
of real estate to be assessed. Approx
imately 1000 have been added during
the past year, it was stated.
In addition to the real estate there
are about $4,000 pieces Of personal
property which will have to pass un-
der the eye of the assessors. This
property consists Of automobiles, mer-
chandise and like property. All house,
hold furniture is exempt from taxa
ton, Mr.. Stevens stated.
Following the assessments there Will
be about six meetings Of the board OF
reviews. Persons DESTROYS Of know
ing what their assessment has been
may appear before the board. An
other function Of the board is tbs
hearing of objections from property
owners to what they consider unfair
valuations. Mr.. Stevens stated that
due to the fact that the mill rate will
not be fixed until the January meet
ing of the common council, 1t, is as
yet impossible to definitely state just
what the tax will be. Last year the
rate was 81 mills, or $31 per $1,000
of valuation.
The work of assessing the property
will be started on May /, Mr.. Stevens
stated.