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Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
Postpone Hearing
On Crabtree Will

Boston, Feb. 25-The hearing on
the allowance of the will of the late
Lotta Crabtree, reputed to have been
the worlds wealthiest actress, which
was assigned for March II, was in
definitely postponed today because
of the failure of the executors to es-
tablish, to date, the exact rela ton
ship of approximately SO contestants
of the doCment.
Miss Crattree, who died in Boston
last September, left an estate. much
of it to charity, that ran into the
millions. Among her charitable be-
quests was a trust fund of $2,000000
for disabled veterans of the world
war. A few days after her death
several persons announced their in
tention Of contesting her will and
thousands of letters were received in
Boston claiming relationship and
asking for a part Of her fortune.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
lieut.. Kennedy Says
Confined as Insane
Because of KnOwl-
edge Lieut.. Bur-
leigh's Suicide
Counsel Asserts Plot Exists
Among Fellow Officers -
Knows Real Reason Why
Maine Officers Took Own
Life-Also Claims Kennedy
Has Been Prosecuted for
Year-A.p eals to Sen.
ShOrtridge

San Francisco, Feb. 25-The pres
ence of Lieutenant Frank Z. Ken
nedy, U. S. n, in the Napa state hos
pital for the insane as the supposed
result. Of a conspiracy among some
Of his fellow officers prompted
Thomas Lloyd Lennon, the lieuten-
ants attorney, in San Francisco. to
telegraph U. S. Senator Shortridge
today, asking for relief for the naval
otiser.
Senator Shortridge replied that:
'The subject matter of your tele-
gram Of February % will be given
symbAthetic consideration"
Lemons telegram said: "Senior
Naval Lieutenant Frank Z. Kennedy
has been sequestered in the Napa
State Insane Asylum by the navy,
apparently without any order of hear
ing and apparently without any or
der Of commitment of any sort. Doc
tors say Kennedy perfectly normal
Kennedy claims confinement due to
the fact that he knows the reasons
for the recent suicide of Lieutenant
Albert P. Burliegh and that the nay,
which refused to allow Kennedy to
iestify at the inquest, has seques-
tered him to insure his silence.
~History of the case shows that
Kennedy has been prosecuted by SUI
perior officers for more than a year.
Charges were filed against him on
June q, last. and he has been de-
handing a trial upon these charges
ever since. claiming they are untrue
and being in possession of written
violence which refutes them.
Secretary Wilbur has writteU him
his not practicable to give him a
/ -Hial Is it not possible for some ac.
ton to be taken by congress toward
an Investigation Of this deplorable
situation? Writ Of habeas corpus
has been obtained"
ueutenant Burleigh was to have
actAd In the defense of Lieutenant
Ksnnedy before the courtmartial. A
putpcrted statement that Lieutenant
Bufleigh was said to have made to
/ the courtmartial was published In
i the San Francisco Call today and
suggests that "Prussian" methods In
ths navy We're responsible for Ken
nedy's plight. 1t also suggested thar
8 The differences between Kennedy ana
the superior officers he accuses, were
brought about by a factional differ
enee between the officers who had
graduated from the naval academy
al Annapolis and those who had not.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
HON. CHARLES S. HICHBoRN

Eloquently and emotionally before
the committee on States prison
Wednesday afternoon, Hon. Charles
S. IIichborn of Augusta, one of the
members of the board of prison
commissioners, pleaded for the down
trodden man who has gone wrong
and who is an inmate of the insti-
tuition at Thomaston. The hearing
before the committee was on the bill
introduced by Senator Maher of
kennebec allowing the prisoners pay
for their work.
Mr.. Hichborn conducted the hear
ing in behalf Of the proponents and
called upon n number of citizens of
the State who endorsed the meas
ure.
The present system of treating
prisoners has maze them slaves" ;"
said Mr.. Hichborn. when the men
have finished their terms they are
thrown back into an unsympdthetic
world with "convict' written on
their brows, broken in spirit and
impoverished in purse. The sys-
tenn as maintained instead of being
a school of citizenship is a school OF
crime.
"Sixty per cent Of the men in
prison have been there before. Isn't
there something wrong with the sys-
TEN? Millions of dollars We're spent
in this country during the past year
in the prosecution of crime. while
only half million dollars was *
pended for its prevention.
In the judgmen, of this board, If
the system of paying the prisoners
is allowed, it win be n great thing
for the State. We are not coddling
these boys. we are teaching them.
we are training them. ! will say
Continued on Page 1c-Col. y ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
THE WEATHER
RAJ N

Northern New England - RAM
possibly changing to snow Thursday;
colder in west portion; much colder
Thursday night; Friday fair and
colder.
Southern New England-Rain fol-
lowed by cloudy and colder Thurs
day: much colder Thursday night;
Friday fair and colder.
Eastern New York-Rain. chang
ing to snow an colder in interior and
rain followed by cloudy and colder
on the coast Thursday; much cold
er Thursday night; Friday generally
fair and increased cold.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
British King to
Go to Mediterranean

London. Feb. % (By A. PD-The
progress in the recovery, of King
George who has been i'll for several
days, was maintained this afternoon
and only two physicians are now at
tending him.
1t has been settled that Their Ma
jesties will travel overland to the
Mediterranean, where the King is
going to recuperate, in order to
avoid the roughness Of the Bay Of
BiSCaN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
General Forecast

A disturbance was central Wednes-
day night southeast of Cape Cod.
Pressure was high Wednesday over
the Canadian maritime provinces.
The temperature was still consider
ably above normal Wednesday night
in the eastern states.
Except for light rains in New Eng
land and along the middle Atlantlc
coast Thursday morning the Weathtr
will be generally fair Thursday ana
Friday east of the Mississippi river.
Considerably colder weather will
overspread all sections east of the
Mississippi river within the next "a
to SO hours.
Winds north of Sandy Hook
Fresh shifting becoming strong
northwest and west and weather
overcast with rain Thursday morn
ing
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
Oppose Report on
Gasoline Prices

washington. Feb. 25-The resolu-
ton of Senator Trammell, Democrat,
Florida, to direct the federal trade
commission to transmit to the SEN
ate report on gasoline prices, again
met vigorous opposition today in the
senate.
Declaring the department of JUS
tice was investigating the industry
with view to prosecuting certain
companies, Senator Moses, Republi-
can, New Hampshire, argued adop-
ton of the resolution would block the
course of justice. A vote went over.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
Jury Still Out
W Case of POnZi

BOSTON, Feb. 25-No verdict hav-
co,,u. s oeeh reached by the superior
Ch CUT jury which heard the trial Of
II iaarles Ponzi, charged with larceny
noste junction with the international
xS;an return coupons operations
la,s en brought him millions of dol
s ~ 1870, Judge Sisk late this af-
dio. di.9on issued orders that If a YER
Ana s reached it should be sealed
N. nv returned to court tomorrow. The
morning. ~ ~ 'Ne 'N' ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
SEN. MEDlLl MCCORMICK
OF Illinois

Washington, Feb. 25-Medill Nc
Cormick, senior senator from Illinois
and member of celebrated family,
was found dead here today In his
apartment at the Hamilton Hotel.
While agreeing that death was due
to natural causes, doctors disagreed
as to the exact cause. The physician
summoned hurriedly by the hotel
management held that gastric
hemorrhage had brought about
Continued on Page 5-CoI. 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
Charge Sculptor
Destroyed Plans OF
Southern Memorial

Atlanta, CIR. Feb. .J.-Warrants
charging Gutzcn Fcrglum. sculptor,
and j. G.. Tucker. his superintendent
Of construction, with malicious mis-
chief in connection with the de-
structibn of the working plans and
models for carving the confederate
memorial on Stone Mountain near
Atlanta, were sworn out toriGht by
the Stone Mountain Memorial AS
soCiation.
The Warrant was served on Tuck
er and Sheriff j. A. McCGrdy was
looking for Borglum to serve him
with the warrant. The association
asked that bonds Of $12o,0OO be fixed
in each case.
The association announced that Ii
had filed suit against Borglum for
$50 000 for alleged destruction of the
models and working plans. Armed
guards were placed on duty tonight
at Stone Mountain by the sheriff,
the association said.
Mr.. Borglum was today notified by
the executive committee that ms
contract as sculptor for the under
taking had bean terminated.
Columbia S. c.. Feb. 25.--Gov-
ernors of all southern states were
called upon tonight by Governor
Thomas G. Mcleod Of South Caro-
lima to take action TO insure the con-
tinuance of worl. on the stone
Mountain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
If Established in Augusta,
Central, Maine Power Co.
Would Furnish Power
Free for 10-year Period

Hearing on Project Develops Other Favorable
Phases-HOns. Blaine S. Viles and Guy P.
Gannett Each Offer $1,000 = Suggest Sub
scription Would Swell Fund Senator
Maher, Sponsor, Shows Estimated Cost and
Maintenance Could Be Cut in Half from
Original Estimate of $4,000 - Many Pro-
fessional and Business Men Enthusiastical-
ly Endorse Project-Its Advantages as a
Medium for State Publicity Pointed Out
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
Atlantic Liner
NieuW Amsterdam
Ashore Off England

ports that the transatlantic liner
Nieuw Amsterdam is aground on lhe
Horse and Dean and Dean Sand
Shoal off Spithead, which is on the
southern coast of England. A south
westerly gale is blowing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
Exist. Adams Mayor
Takes His Own Life

st. Albans, VT, Feb. 25-H. Elmer
Wheeler. former mayor of st. AL
bans, for several years a member of
the city council and an attorney
here, shot and killed himself this af-
ternoon in his office here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
Newspaper Man Kills
Self by Hanging

Rrockton. Mass Feb. .o.--Frank
j. Middleton. for the last five years
circulation manager of the Brock
ton Enterprise, committed suicide
by hanging himself in the cellar of
his home here tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Thursday rain followed by cloudl-
ness and much colder Thursday
night; Friday fair and colder; fresh
shifting winds becoming strong west
and northwest Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
condition = of Rep.
uarner the Same

cha.ansn'ngton, Feb. 25-No material
cona;,s was reported tonight in the
Of Taon OF Representative Garner
Earl,IaAas who is Ill with pneumonia.
cont;s IN the day he was said to be
.a.lnulng to improve.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26

Another strong argument for locating Names proposed
radio broadcasng station at Augusta revealed Wednes
day afternoon in the offer of the Central Maine Power Com
pany to furnish all Of the electricity needed for it's operation
for period of free of charge provided that the
State sees fit to establish the station in this city.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-04-30

No. des. pig. IA Flam.
Pt- LOT 1 ex. as IA
des. in Vol. so D. 625
Portion Lot 8 IA
des. in Vol. % d.
p. 531.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-04-30
Notice of Tax Sale
lis CountY-ss.

State of Wisconsin, Villas county-ss.
] hereby certify that the foregoing list IS
correct statement of all the lands in the coun-
ty of Villas for which the taxes for the year
1924 have been returned delinquent and now
remain unpaid, excepting public lands held by
contract and lands mortgaged to the State, ana
notice is hereby given that so much OF each
tract or parcel of land herein described as
may be necessary will, on the second TUESDAY
of June 1925, at 8 o'clock in the forenoon and
the next succeeding days be sold by me at
public auction at my office in the court house
in the village of Eagle River, for the payment
of taxes, interest and charges thereon.
Dated this oath day of April, 1925
CHAS. H. ADAMS,
County Treasurer
(SEAI0 Villas County, Wis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-04-30
Plat of Wilson Park
being a park of Govt.
Lots 5, 6 in Sec.
1870 10 land Sec.
32.4n-1n

Plat of Eagle Crest be-
ing PIT. of Govt. Lots
I, 2, 8 Sec. 23-40-10
and pit. Govt. lot S,
Sec. 14-4Q-10
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-04-30

Plat of Hunters Point
being PIT. of Govt
Lots 2 & 4 S. % T. AZ
r. 5
LOT ----25
McKenna's Sub. Div of
Govt. Lot 8, S. 10, T.
40 r. a
Lot .--..--....---- 6
e IL of Lot ......-.-M.- Z
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-04-30

Part Lot 3 as des.
in Vol. 26 D. pig. 10. 8
Part Lot 8 des. in
Vol "a D. pg. 131,..,.- 8
Part Lot 4 des. in
Vol. 81 D. pg. 2S0.,.. 8
Part Lot 4 des. in
Vol 81, pg. Ill.,. 8
NE Sc II
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-04-30

Pt. LOT l not QeiS.
in Vol. 35 p. 1872 &
Vol 35 d. p. 800 lib
NV Sc .....-...--...........15
E. 20 rds, of w. ~
rds. of LOT / ..........15
PIT. LOT / des. in
Vol. 35 D. p. 1872 Id
N IL Of N IL NE
IN w -------------------11
That PIT. NE NE
des. in Vol. A d.
p. 384 ...----....--.-..---..- l
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-04-30
Keystone Park Part of
Lot S, Sec. IS & Lot I
Sec. Fl G. Lots
1, 2, 8, Sec.
90 d0.1n
Plat of oliver PIX. being
PIT. of Section q
28,40-10

Plat of Fred Morey's
SubrDiv. Govt. Lots
8, 5, 6 Sec. 22-40-10
Govt. Lot "a Sec.
2O-40-10
Lot IS S. % T. 40, r 10
LOT q .,...,......,L. ..22
LOT 28 .-..------22
LOT 9 .23
PIT. LOT A known
as Otter st. and
owned by Judge
Freund -......................23
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-04-30
Sanborn w. Subdivision
of Govt. Lot 4
32I40-10

Plat Of Shady Rest be-
ing Govt. Lot 5 &c.
4o-10 g. Lot I
36-40-11
LOT .............................. 3
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-05
Sunnnatuin mcribirlui0.

&ontoo. s. 6. 9ullonce fcrtoo
etelG.Slfriton rnnnitoillo tapabtl,-
neeSto toistelustu fub0en moloSto,
lon ia ionfun iGGtnrbud mlliStllttn.
iuon elGimen. iofo oil fpoltoan bps
luintin poloon fotoincn lUdlilld.
SGmG i5me elGin ip0fiG1ti lueOc8t6
30 inlfoa forfenlIc, iSticn tuliicSti
iua(oito, ntlltto fnifesto p1ttGcn IL
mon mitGGn buomnttamua tulostn.
ytoin tlunniI flIlutilto poiStllifuat
tpolont ia nollilnpeii toi mllfonaun
rmuallc tGmGn onrituiien cIdimen
rullmiin. Sen rlulmiS oil goin s
hrtmoo pittGn nolfoilen forlonn
peito$iu, Iamanloiien finn iGGfor.
bltlttir Seurooipouo uuiiliInu. non
irDe6en lnSfeutue3io, idi rnoto mi
mile, jolloin t,ltfin ftG lGbenlnliu,
'oe OIL turlnStd Dullildll ltott0on MI
tottlnu AZ joltnn pitfG. &GutG OF
10 ialtau pitt6 ia fnfii jaIfoo IelpcG
ia p66r tob0ollo oil biripiolIG jon
finlainrn fGrIG, IA tltumno pn1pd-
rimitaten ia 5 ialfou pitfG. fGriGn
bllippu olIen ioIrnnloincn filin To-
polItiello iioIlo. SelfGronfu oil 6D-
min torteo ia nullten 1rGptti peto e
rtfoiIeu pelottolunlto.
@telGs9lfrifon meiiStoStG on tu
iuk4ht ennenfin iGmceI(iiiG el1iniG,
m. m, iImoitctonn iofu oif9 iitten
tospatnn tDmmcniorluinen octopus"
Eli pirtnfolo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-05
2OmmnniStcja ei bnOlita tpOiuGen-
pnulnccIceR.

Sfottlonnin ritppumnttomnn mo.
u6Alppollteen fonfercn8ii @losgo'
uisIo 6plfGIt t27 GGnclld Sc mos.
toon pG6t6slnuielmdh io8iu tonnn'
tettiin fonnmniStiien puolueer Tit
tnmi8td tp6tpGenmtolueeieen iouoil-
Ia eb0oilla tuin muffin puoltee.
ieen tl1ilitnot jGrie8t0t. SorGumen-
tin jGien @orton iofo pltbui ebOo.
t1ttien puoleSto. icIitti oleuon jar
iet0ntG Iallio fon1nuiniStien oIerUan
unmottipboistD8lGiIiG, muttn ia.
mollo epGiuG bei0Gn 6ppi6 to6trau
ia tuooliuurnicn GGresIG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-05
SOrbeS l0pScttp IDplliIctii.

5ulrtn bllomiota oinfleen indnm
pitclsiuttu CHARLES 9. 6orbes'ia jc
5oHn IS, G6omloniu lpoStoan on
p0dttpnpt Gbicogosio. Yeriantoiuo
ontoi niido Dnrtinnut loltotulto
pddtoticnid, etta moIeinnlat nliebet
olput ipplIiiiG boIlitufien pettGmi
iecn. 5Sorbea on eniinan Ybop5
pnltnin Observation-Disclosures iob
taio ia &bonpiou ct 2ouiiin urd.
toitiiiu. Wtiebet omot 9orioittoneet
6ollitutien pettGmi$tG euetcrouui
inirnnInu rntcnnuS,rafoSio.
%outotlmta oil cri8tettpn1 ) tln.
tia il 80 nlinupttio. '@tolcurpien
pu0toojain puolcItn maoOittihl int
tla uuollicen tutrittupnfii. joto
hcjIic mD6nucttiin. HSuttu tlIi {.
life heInitlutH piilUG.
No6nidr&iaGn lmOcn flluluatetlm
helmiflun A pGilpGfii, ontpi fcoeroo
lihtomori t5cor1r u. Carpenter tho
mionio, nl1drGten illtrin1mon ran.
GoiStiticn mintG lnfi tdlIniiiSto
ninlittGin tobOcn muoocn
ia $4,000 iufon flint
p2iicIIcfm.
Iuonio t,Ii ullGtnficrI irntcttp
len flloluatniolnfimicbiIIe ia Duo,
necntdnteiieIIc fltu(iiofllnnuuc, jofo
oil indpumlt ielronntoon tuotu flm-
luiiafii tGpnpttG oifcu8iltttno.
&}utlisio IN eiiiqtpnpt ippttGiGn6
bullituS. 2ollt1flmto of GineStGnpt
foiffioon fotiitciStn fcrtoo cnnen-
tum bddii ntihnicIiiputcen ctti mie-
hct 9pot ippGliiiG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-05
8GfiinOmatnliua Snumcsia.

&uIliballitlltlen tilostollinen o.
iaSto OF nDttemmin Ioolult malmiif-
il tilaSton niiSta ip1tiilOmam1dris-
ia, iotta tltlli niime nnooen fulues
ia Ioi tafalporifoiolttii. beuten jo
eoeltGt1iin laattoi loSfea, noulee
mime lpuonno tofaiporitoitu iprii-
n6drd iofiecntin pbtd forteoIle fltin
spuoocn 1923 mG6rG eli 50Lt2GH
Iitroon, ipoStoten 4SS,766 Iitraa
mltonna 1923.
SSihne ipuoben oifono tatapori.
toi0ut mGdrGt nolIleapat, nellie on-
ncttuicn tictoicn mllfoon icurnowiin
iltnlnliin:
SpriitGd 5O4.1261l litr.. piiuoo
503A pulloo, fonioffio 3,36t II
puIloa, lpiSfpG, ronumia y. III. Ien-
topoiiio poItettuio ep1fihlonlio g..
005 pltIloo litoorciG S03 ptlIoo,
punsiio 415 pulloa, ibolnponioo
$50 pulloo icfG criloiiin miinriG
AGIS13 pulloo. TuI(oiSio olcwin
mGfiilomio OIL ills pbteeniii tofnrpu
rifcitu l2,9971a pulIoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-05
gnntn ia fnlmGG cSapanisia.

Iotio. roponi on fiGrittpnd
iuobnaan lltnlipdippnon, flntiitnm.
mentG pGipGd feStdnrcr poutoilnnn
id[fecn. io8ta iobtlmut fuilpmS ub.
toii ietiottQo foifti id6t6luoimuloi
totfet moosio. 2lmcntllo periontoi.
no oil tolpintn mitG on ollut mo-
neen iuioteen. Soiffi liiteme OIL
b6iriintpnpt. 9unen jo fpluGn IL
man tofio fGriimdt >iln,ret ioufot
Sotiosio, jo8io f6Dbdt opot oiitneet
tdifelloiiisio fojllisio ia teItoisIo
iiuren muoniGristpfien i1lfeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-05
Vol. 20
5numulainem tcOnOt itIemar6au

Scitti &uianilra, fGptt6nbt Ca.
naooSia mined tSenrD Suu, topot.
tim toiSIa fesfimiitfoo uosten noI,
la YeloStusnrmeiion p0mniosto
Port Art6urtSia furftu partatueit-
lella poboin uiillettDn1. f8eitIi Ell
ollut oiunut tmulnpoItimoon, mutto
oil tnttaiSIut uleito piencmpia pe.
rtnoniu. O0nluioon flttiuttiin pnri
lootdriG iotfu untoilpat cnIiopun ia
ldbettipGt lnicben iairaaloan. Siel.
Ia tebittni potilouieen felbfotlulme,
lota ban 6eitoSId tiIosin oIIen Ell
woimlt fc&tGG. Sel,rootuuno paifpd.
nG fello 3 uitonn ban fuoI.
&ujoniut oil i1ntpnpt bnbtif. 18
p:nd 1882 Stllortoncclla yeiIuIon
tpIG3id, niSid 6Gnen iIdnIa pieIS
eIGd. &etGGn pnloiiio ei luaitlaiaIld
tieSctG GonnonSio nIemon eifd bd.
ncItd mD35fiGn ticbcttdw68ti iaGnpt
mitGdn onuihlitto &llianitul oil
ionfrn oitoo oIIlt oIofuIoinen ia
poi@lu tolaItoon noin puoIitoistd
.Wuptto iittcn topo6tltneen melipnT1
itienurbnn tutia. - 6. II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-05
Sasb WiutOr GO. nbtnn pUistna
@iseDnIinistn.

@ailmoitfee, isis. - gB. s. III
forO, tGGIId ia &enosbaio oIeipan
gtosb @totor Com mnrnpreIioentti,
ilmoittoo p6ti0n ntob0olliiesti ieu.
roomnn' toiStcn iiutrien teb6os- -pbti
0i0cn ciiiuerffiG ia poistinpoa DoI-
tiosia plcnnGGrin rniittapien nero
ien tofio. Wir gllforo ieIttti Dbtion
ucttouoittojen gSiSconIiniSIa noitie,
man ainoo8tuun 315,520 6ollnriin,
flu tunS mnltinpcrot itouielpnt e.
nenntGn fltin puoltn forteammolle
eli $792,50S. @erom6dr1 noliiee
noin 5000 600 forteomntoIIc mit6
nbtion toruitiiii motinn, Jos uatiit.
toiii toiulttonio Micbi1nniin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-02-05
Spt0n mnr6naia tclutcttn.

D1icbignn Sin, Sno. Beter
@crgolini, ter1stebtoon tDoIGinen
G5orDstu. GSnoionosto, telotettiin td
fGIGiiesiG luonfiIosia norboin per.
iontoi.oonulno t0,muotinon icrbih
Ioiicn tut0n 9lnnic 6omicifin mir
6oSta. San oIi eniin roisfanrii
tnt6n ia iiiten Inulr6nnnut Rifos ia
pohtlti miiHc iunSflusio
@eraolini meni i1bfohlpliin ia
malta tpDnepoelIG ia fpImGperiipp
oellG, ioto BON oil ofoittortt foifer
oifao pongiticmiienio jGlfeen, fer
too ponfiGor jchtoio SSoaortn
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gfiitUiStn iOfenn InSta iaaunt Ieif'
fanficn fauttn nGf1nIG.

0enbcr, Golo. tonntif. 81 b.
g)fiitoiSto nii8tG folmestotoisto lap
icSto, iotfa omot hoioettolpinn NAL
tion tlulrojen ia iOfciOen foOisiu
Colorado Sprinqiisid ia ioillc toi-
mitcttiin Ieiffollfiio t6GIIG fnfii >piit
foo iittcu pddii tGnG0u ppiDU1ifes,
til pitcn0cStG moIoou, fun IG6fdrit
ottimot beibdn iiImiStGGn pois fl
feet, jotfo opot pcittdncet niit6 ar
faIltortoiicn lciffouficn i6ltecn
2ufintn nttonlatto fobtn loStn. il.
iorto ia peIieG, orpot iofeot Iopiet,
ioille OH toinlitcttlt Ieiffoitfiio, loo.
meet nGf6nif. gtGiIIG faboeIIo Iopiel
la ei oIIut normnoIiiio nGfS bermo.
ia, ioten beitG ei mitenfd6r mniht
Ionoo u6feipifii.
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8onbu naiuen 8iseOnIiniSid.

@ou Claire, @iS. 0tra @orp
RcIobou. iofo wictti Hoonuntoi
no, II. , p:nd lOl :ttd iuutrnGDGi
DdGniG on Ilutltoposti mnnbin
Bisconiiuin oiuffoisto. San Iaopui
eou GGoireen 1850 nlie6cniG, 8ot.
ricf @cNo6onin tonSio Scm 0ie.
einsistG iounc be oliipot tullcet
t84S iuornnn Srlonnisto. @1r Oec-
Nobon fioIi 10 wuotto oifoiicm-
min
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Ga Solicitor tunnattaint Mos puU'
.iueCsta

Bds9ington. --- GOuStunnnn re
pltblifoaniiet iobtoiot oipot nbttem.
min pGGsiect ufiimicIiippteen foit.
tien iuIfiSten 2o6oIletten fdnnntto
iien torfoitto1iicstu plioluceSto ia
on beiOGt e8tettD ottomo5tu oino
beIntit. u y. piOettGuddn puolue-
cducitiiin puolilcen ebootfoan woIit-
fentiiefii eousfiintabuoneen pubccn.
iobfoiofii ia pitolleen "lottioiobto
ioffi.~
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sOiialiStile6tia tmOmittn 0inOtIisIa

Elttbolnnn rooStlupoloifeil0eSIo
on oIhit fGiitcltGmdnG iilttl "Stornl
fIooton" ,Ic9Oen iulfoiiiioa u. Bret.
tin9io luoStnon, iotn iDDtettiin mai
nitlSin leboeSi6 iulfoistitSto fiiboit.
topoSto firioitltfie8tn letd lpiinc
ippsmonoowcrien uifonu poinehlistu
ormeiioo woStoon fob0istetltiSto
Gcntole6NiStG. Eretting tltomittiin
fiuloefii tiuifoioefii pnnfeuteen.
5omn oifeus titonitii "glr6eta
rem -Icbocn toinittaim 3. Seberi-
hin frlumm pirfomiebcn bcrimrf
iesto 1000 fritunun ioffoon, 1000
fplurnun mobingonforrpoufieen 275
frinumn oifeuSfuIrnfeibin ia mel
poitti tlonlitltn poinottamom tho.
7nion mninitusio lebOesid. - 9l6I