davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01
szEGFtt BAL.

Hetf0n este tartotta a Kossuth
kor sajat helyisegeben ennek' az
esztendSnek els6 viragbaljat. A
terem ez alkalommal ismet megtelt
mulatni, tancolni, szorakozni va.
gy6 lS0zonseggel, melynek minden
egyes h0lgyta.gja rendez6segt6l
egy szep szal szegfiit kapott ajan-
,dekba.
A hangulat nagyszer iivolt, ket
zenekar Hven, szakadatlanul folyt
a tame S csak ugy reggel 5 ora fe-
le lett vege, meg akkor is szamo-
san voltak, akik AIT mondottak
Meg koran van hazamenni" A
k6t zenekar, Rig6 Joska bandaja
es egy amerikai banda alaposan
+megallotta helyet .cgymasutan
huztak a. szebbnel-szcbb talp ala
|val6kat.
Meg k'ell azonban emliteniink.
hogy nem lattnnk oft q. balon min.
de egyes Kossuth kori tagot =
|pedig a vezet6seg legalabb sajat
tagjait6l elvarnd, hogy tamogas-
SAX a kor mulatsagait.
A nagysikerii bait kor football
csapata rendezte, fminden tekintet-
ben sikeriilten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01
2 40 y lf1 1ltf Z. ,-7''s % 40. II -
SURPRISE PARTY.

Kedves meglepetes varta ksd-
den este Deak Is Devai Gy0rgy
|testvereinket. Dealek 1877 Dona-
tion ave. alatti vendegszeret3 ha-
zanal nagyszamu tsirsasag gyilt
Iegybe, akik hatalmat eljenzessel
|fogadtak a mnnkajnkbol hazate.
|r6, nit sem sejt5 ket Gy6rgy0t..
A tarsasag a legjobb hangulat-
ban sz6rakozott egyiitt, tdnderke-
zeks teritett asztalt varazsoltak
lel6, roskadasig telve minden j6-
wal. -Megindultak a szerencsekiva-
natok a is hangulatban let5 tar
Isasag felett ugy elrepiilt az i'd,
hogy AEON vettek eszre magukat,
Ehogy a szomszedban mar hajnalt
kukorekolnak a kakasok. A tarsa.
sag azonban rendiiletlenul enekel-
|te tovabb hogy mem, nem, mem
mem meeyiink mi innen el, mig
miifket hazigdzda furkosbottal
XII mem yer Ere azonban Sc.
hogy sem akart sor kovetkezni !
! ICY bizony csak fenyes reggel osz.
lott szejjel a party kedves kozon-
segc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01
A KossuTH K0R GYU1.EsE.

Most vasarnap, majus 4-en este
8lkor tartja a Kossuth K0r majns
havi rendes gyiileset sajat helyise-
geben. A tagok keretnek, hogy q
gyiilesen teljes szamban jelenje-
mex meg.
A gyiilesnek egyik legfontosabb
|targya lesz a. helyiseg kerdese fe-
lett valo hatarozat, jelenlegi he
|lysn a k0r csak E h6napban marad-
hat meg, mivela szerz6des junius
Len lejar.
IA k0r hatralekos tagiai tartsak
erkolcsi k0teless6giiknek hatrale'
kos tagdijjaik rendezeset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01

"A farrelli reformatus gyilekezet
uj lelkeszenek, Tiszt. Vecsey Je-
in6nek iinnepelyes beiktatasa most
vasarnap, maius 4-en lesz megtart
va.
"a beiktat6 istenitisztelet del
|utan 2 6rakor veszi kezdetet a
farrell reformatus egyhaz temple
maban $ azon ugy magyar mint
amerikai lelkeszek reszt fognah
|venni.
/ AZ istenitisztelet utan az egg.
|hazk0zseg a megvalasztott III lei
k6sz tiszteletere, q French 81
Darr streetek sarkan ley5 iskola.
|6plletben bankettet rendez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01
KALAP CsERE.

A Kossuth k6r hetf6 esti tanc-
Imulatsagan valaki tevedesb3l ell
cserelte Juhasz Janos magyar
testveriink <kalapjat. Kerjiik az
|illetSt, legyen szives az elcserelt
kalapot b&rnely este felvinni Z
Kossuth k1rbe, ahol ait maid yisz.
SKA fogiak cserelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01
Az 0REG EGYIET GYttLEsE.

/ Az Elso Magyar Betegsegelyz6
Egylet (0reg egylet) majus 4-en,
vasarnap delutan ket oral kezdet-
tel tartja rendes gyiileset refor-
matus templom alatti bezmentben.
AZ egylet vezet5seee keri a ta-
gokat, hogy a gyiilesen pontosan
ielenjenek meg, tesyenek eleget
anyagi k0telezettsegeiknek. Az
egyletbe belepni akaro uj tagok
ez alkalommal ielentkezzenk..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01
HJUsA0I K0R.

. AK Vi lelkesz vezetese mellett
|megalakult reformatns egyhaz
|ifjusagi kore 1s taggal. A lelkea
garda nagyon szep megval6sitan
|d6 programmed tiizott ii maga
|ele. a munk& &jukb6l mar most III
|Srulhatunk annyit hogy naeyban
k6sSiilnelu egy kitiin6 szindarah
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01
7o-1K c1KK.
DugulaS.

A gyermekkor 0sszes kisebb betegse-
gel kozott legnehezebb dugulast
meggy6gyitani. A dugulas okainak meg
magyarazasa igen sok helyet foglalna
el. Elegendo, ha annyit trunk r6la, hogy
csaknem minden esetben a baj Okla rem
desen az etel elkesziteseben keresend6.
A helyesen beosztott elkeszitett ele-
dellel sikert lehet .elerni. Hacsak ke-
zel5 orvos mem ajanlja, maskep nem ia
nacsos gyogyszert hasznalni, hogy a du-
gulast megsziintesse.
Ezen allapot cgsziintetesere ajan!-
juk, hogy ot honapos koraig oatmeal Vi
yet hasznaljanak forralt viz helyett a
taplalek elkeszitesehez bebinek. Az
6todik honap utan tegyen keverekbe
oatmeal jellyt, vagy gyiim0lcslet, leg
inkabb narancslet. A masodik evben
mar silt alma husat is adhatja neki.
A legfontosabb azonban gyermeket
megszoktatni, hogy rendes 6rakban SEE
keljen. Legjobb a reggeli utan Is ami.
kor gyermek no, vigyazni kell, hogy
semmifee sz6rakozas ne tartsa vissza
ctt6l a fontos dologt6l.. A fiatalabb
gyermeket legjobb mindennap bizo-
nyos 6raban az edenyre ultetni es akkor
hamarosan megszokja EFT, ami nagyon
sziikseges tokeletes egeszseghez.
A vegbel be6ntest is igen gyakran
hasznatjak. Ha azonban tulgyakran
J hasznaljak, akkor artalmas, inert a veg
i bel-izmok meglazulnak megpuhulnal
es kitagitjak a beleket. A legidealisabh
kezeles abbol all, hogy megtanitjak .
bcls6 reszeket, hogy minden kiilso Sc
gitseg nelkiil, repdesen vegezzek k0te
Ilessegiiket.N
A bebi els6 eve a legfontosabb. Ele
tenek kezdete nagyon fugg az eledelt6l
lmelyet az els6 tizenket h6napban kap
| Az eledelnek, mely limos 1abakat &
eros csontokat epit fel, taplal6nak, il
letesnek es konnyen emeszthet6nek kel
lenni. Ha, mem tudja szoptatni bebijet
else gondalata a Bordens Eagle tel lie
gyen. T0bb mint hatvan ev 6ta az anyal
mcgbiznak benne. Az Eagle-fajta teje
az orvosok nagyon ajanljak, inert tisz
ia, megbizhat6, konnyen elkeszithet,
es konnyen emeszthet6.
|
B6r irritaei6 az Okla az anyak nyug
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01

g4s s. 81 y K .
A'mint AIT mar megirtnk, Nj
lesi Els5 Magyar Betegsegelyz6
Egylet majus lien, szombaton es-
tie nagyszabasu thncmnlatsagot
rendez.
a. bal sikere erdekeben minden
lehet6t elkoYet a rendez6seg $ ICY
biztosra vehet6, 'hogy az minden
.tekintetben kival6an fog sikeriil-
nj. "A tancmulatsagon a hires-neves
Rig6 banda fog muzsikalni.
A tancmulatsag este 6-kor kez-
d6dik $ csak hajnalban lesz vege
a tancnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01

B6r irritaei6 az Okla az anyak nyug-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
JUDGES Accuser Arrested.

Mary Mcdonald, the 16 year old
Crandon girl who a few months
ago accused County Judge James
Walsh, of Forest County, of a
statutory offense against her, APP
peared in police court at Green Bay
Saturday morning on vagrancy
charge. Her story, supplemented
by that Of Mrs. Ida Grave, police
matron, was that her family and
friends sent her to ST. Mary's home
in Green Bay, since they could not
afford to give her proper care at
Crandon. She said she didn't like
the home and left it. Relatives
and the woman at Crandon to
whom she was paroled were noti-
fled and arranged to take charge
Of her.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
SOLDIERS USE SERVICE.
Ex-Service Men Are Taking
Advantage of Legion Ser
vice in Compensation.

According to the officers of
Frederic Walsh Post American LIE
gion, a great many ex-service men
are securing their blanks from the
Post and are also being given the
necessary assistance in filling in
the blanks to secure the adjusted
compensation offered them by the
government.
Those veterans who have not
yet secured blanks for this com
pensation, or who do not know
how to properly fill them out, can
either get them from the Legion
officers or have them filled with
out cost.
Every Wednesday evening from
7:30 on during the month of July,
there will be representative OF
the Legion at the club rooms to
give assistance to any veteran who
needs help in properly filing out
these compensation blanks.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
Public Concert.

Band Concert in front of depot
Thursday evening July 18th at
S o'clock.
March Under the Double Eagle.
Popular Waltz When the Lights
are low.
Polka-The Wanderer from
bone Solo.
Fox Trot- Dream Daddy.
Oriental Waltz Moolight on the
Nile.
Militare March Entrance of the
Guards.
Overature- Radiant.
Popular Tox Trot i Love You.
Characteristic March Noisy Bill.
Serenade- Apple Blossoms.
Saxaphone Solo--Lanette.
March-Lights out.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
BUILDING OWN ROADS
Lake Residents Organize an
Association for Betterment
of Highways.

For safety to themselves and
others, and for easier and more
pleasant conditions to cars and
persons, an association called the
Lincoln Road Association with
Donald Fraser as it's head was
fully organized last week. For
years the highways leading into
that Sc I'll o n of Eagle, Otter,
Duck and Yellow Birch lakes have
been of a sort to promote cussin'
rather than commentator to the
builders. The town of Lincoln has
in the past levied quite a sum of
money at different times for plac-
ing the main highway leading
from the town line toward The
Morey resort, but either not being
enough or on account Of the heavy
traffic, the road has been worse
than bad. Then the individual
roads leading off the main artery
have been needing attention, hence
the formation of some sort of an
association of interested parties to
see that the highway and short
roads were put in proper condition
by being builded so that they
would stand traffic. A good start
is now given for a perfect road
system to the forty-odd patrons
who use the route the year round
w. H. Bent is doing the road
building.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
WILL BUILD A CHURCH
Congregational Society Hold
Meeting to Prepare for a
New House of Worship.

With the appointment of a com
mittee of five at a meeting held
Monday evening by Congregation
alists, it now looks as though
Eagle River will see the building
of new church for the Congrega-
tional society in the village. The
men appointed on the committee
were E. w. Ellis, Amos Radcliffe,
August Krieck, A. j. Austin, F. J.
Strong. They are empowered to
secure a resident pastor for the
congregation, and also to work out
the proper method of securing the
remainder of the money necessary
for the erection of a new church
building, said to cost in the neigh
bordhood of S25, 900.
1t is possible that a location adj
joining the old church will be pur-
chased for the erection Of the new
edifice, and in this manner allay
trouble and unnecessary expense
in wrecking or moving the old
structure for the new one. Again
the old church building may be
made over into a parsonage, the
present one not being exactly fit
ted for the comforts of family
without extensive repairs being
made.
At presnt the congregation is
without a permanent pastor, Rev.
Isaacs having decided to take an
other field. The church people
are now being cared for by Rev.
Edwin A. Ralph Of Columbus,
Ohio, who with his brother is con-
nected with the state organization
in church uplift. Rev. Ralph is
here now and will be active dur
ing the summer among the con-
gregation in the village and out
lying section.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
CUT ARTERIES IN WRIST
Jack Paquette of Woodruff
Takes Life Sunday While
Mentally Deranged.

Slashing both wrists and with
gashes in both ankles, when found
Sunday forenoon near his home
out of Woodruff, Jack Paquette
was so weakened by loss of blood
that he died soon after being car
ried to his home on Highway TO-.
Evidences show that he had taken
his own life, using a razor while
mentally deranged.
Saturday afternoon he stated to
his family that he was going for
"a walk, and started for a lake
about half mile from the home.
He did not return that night and
during the next forenoon was found
by two men who were walking
along the lake shore He was re
clining against the trunk of tree
near the lake and was able to talk.
He had taken razor and severed
the arteries in both wrists; then
had tried to find an artery in his
ankles in order to hasten his
death. After he was taken home
he lived a couple hours.
Jack Paquette dennis Jr.) was
forty-three years of age and had
resided since infancy in the town
of Arbor Vitae. When the hotel
was in operation under his faith
er's management at Boulder juno
ton, he was in charge there. Sew
eral years ago he with his wife re-
moved to the old Paquette home
between Arbor Vitae and Woodruff
where he lived at the time Of his
death. He was town assessor of
Arbor Vitae, being elected to that
office this spring.
Funeral was held yesterday fore
noon. He leaves a wife, father,
mother, brother and sisters. John
Lacrosse Of Eagle River is a
cousin.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
Winnepe's Cub Bear.

The cub bear which the Jones
boys captured this spring and
which were showed at the Out
door show in Chicago, and at Mil
waukee, was sold week ago to
Camp Winnepe management. The
little fellow is having the time Of
his life and the boys in the camp
share equally in the sport of hav-
ing a playmate from the Wiscon-
sin wilds. So far the little cub is
very easy in his play, but possibly
as it grows older it will lose its
youthful tendencies to harmless
antics and drop the kiddish ways.
Anyhow the southern boys con-
slider it a necessary adjunct to the
promotion of sport during camp
days.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
Legion Puts on Pow Wow.

The American Legion is spon-
sering a real Indian Pow Wow,
which will be put on at the fair
grounds July 23-4, afternoon and
evening. This bunch Of Indians
are the ones which Rhinelander
has paid big money to stay in that
city as a side attraction for sum-
mer visitors. The Legion has Sc
cured them for the above dates in
order to give the visitors in this
section a chance to witness the
folklore dances and tribal dances
of the Winnebago and Chippewa
Indians. War dances; brave man S
scalp dances; green corn dances;
pipe dances. Worth the money
and time to people who have never
seen Indians in their real war
paint and regalia.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
Completed Law Course.

Earl Korth, an Eagle River
Clearwater Lake resident for MANY
years IS now completing his APP
premiership in law under guild
ance Of N. A. Colman in the vii
lage, and will go before the SUI
preme court in September for his
full admission to the state bar.
For the past seven years Earl has
been a student at Madison, and
IN June was given his diploma in
law, having graduated with very
high honors from the University
three-year course. All that is nee
essary in September to secure full
admission will be his appearance
at the supreme court session and
on motion given his state degree.
For the past month he has been
with Mr.. Colman.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
SOMEONE KILLED DEER
Dead Doe Found Near High
way in Tamarack District
Last Friday.

The killing Of deer at this time
of the year is criminal for two
reasons. One is that it is clos
ed season, and the other that all
females are now mothering young.
Even a male deer is not prime for
it has not had the time to recup-
crate from winters hardships and
shortage Of provender. To kill a
deer at this time is doubly Grimm
al and the guilty parties should be
dealt with very severely. Imagine
the little motherless fawns starv-
ing to death simply because some
fellow either wanted to satisfy
his lust to kill or else imagin-
ed a piece of venison was prime
eating at this time of the year.
One morning last week up in the
Tamarack section northwest of
Conover,. a doe was found dead
alongside the highway by one of
the farmers living on the Marshall
lake road. The deer had been shot
with buckshot, five Of the bullets
hitting the carcass. He udder
showed she was nursing fawns,
and it is a safe guess that not
alone was one life taken but pos
sibly two or three. IF the flesh
Of deer was good at this time and
the law permitted the Staying, this
could be looked at from differ
ent angle.
The carrying of a gun at this
period of the year, whether it be
of small or large calibre, does not
show for good, clean sportsman
ship. Outside of deer, there are
nothing to- shoot except small an
imal and fowl life, entirely harm
less to man or his crops. Deer and
all other life are protected and
during the season closed should be
given that protection necessary for
the increase in young and for the
preservation of what we now have
to build up from for the time the
open season comes round.
Doesn't it look mighty sports
manlike to see hulk of a man
during closed season Juggling a
gun whenever he steps out along
an old road or gets into boat on
a lake? Don't you feel like ask
ing this fellow whether he is
"afeared" of hodags, wolves and
the like (Which we do not have
and if we do have them they are
not dangerous and that he had
better have a bodyguard on his
outing.
A few more Izaak Walton Leag-
uers in both the outside visitors
and home fellow ranks would
make for cleaner men and at the
same time preserve the game.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
Lutheran Bake Sale.

Saturday, July 10Th, afternoon
and evening the ladies of the Lu-
theran church will start their an
nual Bake Sale. Held in building
next to Strong & Manley's hard
ware store on Wall street. All
kinds of bake goods, fancy work
and everything else for the home
woman. Also ice cream and lunch
served. Remember it is Saturday,
July 26th, afternoon and evening.
1926.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
LOST ONLY DAUGHTER
Mrs. Fred Hewett of Wood
ruff Died Sunday After a
Short Illness.

Mrs. Fred Hewett, only daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hanson of
Minocqua, died last Sunday even
ing after an illness of a week.
She was the only daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hanson Of that
village, who operate the Squirrel
Lake resort west of the village.
Mrs. Hewett is very we'll known
as Ruth Hanson, she having been
educated in this section and taught
school after her graduation. She
had charge of a school in the
town of Phelps several years ago.
Several years ago she was mar
ried to Fred Hewett, a young far
mer near Woodruff. They operated
the farm, which lies near the fish
hatchery out of Woodruff. Two
little children, together with the
husband and parents are left to
mourn. Quite a number from
Eagle River attended the burial
yesterday at Minocqua. 1t IS said
to have been one Of the largest
funerals that village has held. Mrs,
Hewett was a lovable woman and
the community sympathy goes out
to the family.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
Are RiHine Cars.

People who go over on Highway
So formerly 9S) between Nelma
and Argonne, and who park their
cars along that highway, have
been suffering losses of tires, rims
and everything loose during their
absence or rambling through the
woods. Seems as though there is
an organized gang who when they
spy deserted car, remove every
thing of value and hurridly de
part. Many cars have been strip
ped lately.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
Built New Resort.

A new resort over on Crawling
Stone lake west of Woodruff has
just been opened by H. V. Hemlke
of Milwaukee. There is a main
lodge and ten log cabins, all con-
structed and erected by John
Adams of Rhinelander, who is a
builder of portable log cabins and
who has his plant at Rhinelander
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
Plan New Fox Farms.

Max Bueschel of Chicago has
purchased a tract of 500 acres on
Boot, Diamond, and Squirrel lakes
near Minocqua and will establish
a ranch for the raising of silver
black foxes, French and German
war dogs, pheasants and other
game. The undertaking will rep
resent an investment of 100000.
Messrs. Ries and Shiege of Chica-
go will also start fox farm near
Minocqua and will expend about
$4,000 in the venture.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
NIL STONES WERE BIG
70 Inches in Diameter Fell
1t Punches Farm Breaking
Windows.

Flerday evenings hail storm
much damage to the buildings
crops on the George Punches
IN the town Of Washington,
through a streak northeast
.4a Phelps, according to re-
|, Is this morning.
ae storm broke here about sew
''.ock and had the appearance
'WISter. Hail preceded the
ooWnpour Of rain. At the
"aeS home four miles north of
H'age hail two inches in
De'er tell for several minutes.
roots Of the home and barn
ponetured by the chunks of
'"o the windows in the north
Vi the house suffered broken
I, D., a strawberry bed and DO
tr.-l
m De'o were cut to pieces.
\, sue aaI IS said to have fallen
/. Dryz Fox Ranch so heavily
h. vars were compelled to pillow
/, way through the accumula-
IN VI Ice on the main highway.
\, me hail came a deluge and
,b. we're compelled to stop until
,,a; at Marnesco it is stated this
N .lS that great damage was
n No. " homes in that village, the
'''"g large and extra heavy
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
.gCLARIZED GARAGE
i,e Garage Lost Over
I.oo Worth of Tires Fri
'sr Morning.

b Service Garage, owned by .;
rook in Eagle River on Rail
,root was burglarized last
norning early and automo-
.;,s. to the value of $500 TAX
M trace was left to- possibly
clue as to who burglarized
.-ororoom. The only marks
t5o wheel tracks in the rear
\, Garage building, showing
ono or more cars had been
Lin the burglary.
.-,+r,nce to the building by the
..,r. has not been discovered
i,to but the supposition is
mior to the closing of the
/, niIding about 1890 Friday
.onc one or more of the
..s; had secreted themselves in
and after the proprietor and
brcrs had gone home, opened
Is,a door and carried out the
This theory is strengthened
Iq fact that no door or win
4 fastening or lock had been
.nered with and from the loca-
| Of the bandits cars in the
one side door had been used.
|, door was fastened with a
.r harness snap and was lock-
when Mr.. Cook left in TIN ev-
,g It could not be unsnapped
N the inside, still it was open
In the theft was discovered in
morning.
he tires taken we're all Good
cords and the complete stock
stolen, some thirty-five in
r5cr. Not q single Ford cas-
Tor tire was touched, but it
jbe seen where they had been
rel in order to secure a Good
Most Of the tires were of
large size and the money value
gforo was heavy.
system Of robberies have been
g on around Rhinelander, and
suspected that the same gang
aning up Rhinelander mer-
its have come over into this
ion, Six robberies occurred a
ago in Rhinelander in three
It's and it is a very easy matter
the thieves to drive the TWEEN
x miles to Eagle River and
Themselves.
.thout any nightwatchman or
e Eagle River is very easy
any gang to clean up during
night time. With the size of
burg and with the invest
IS in hand in business build
such an addition to the city
nment force is an absolute
sity While we have been
ING things Of this sort in the
that in itself is no criterion
We will be immune from now